Alyeska Resort Reviews & Ratings

I started skiing at Alyeska when I was 12 years old. It's my favorite place to downhill ski. I love the view of the inlet waters from the mountain and if you are there on a clear powder day its the best.

While alyeska is fun, if you’re going to Alaska, the backcountry is where you want to be. Tours are available with guides or heli/cat skiing also.

Amazing peaks and glaciers all around!
The lifts are decent. I haven’t had a meal there, so can’t say much.

I grew up skiing in Alyeska. It’s a beautiful resort on the coast so the views are great. When you hit a powder day there is no place more fun. I’m a Tele skier and if I’m not backcountry skiing I’ll ski at Alyeska!

Amazing place! Highly recommend :) The slopes are fantastic, great environment and people and the apres ski was fun

No lines on a powder day and endless hike-to terrain. Beacom checks on highest hikes, ski patrol was the loveliest I've encountered, staring at the ocean while riding down and INSANE mountain views...What more can you ask for?

Great resort lots of fun lots of mixed terrain beautiful views great for experts but also enough easy terrain for beginners.

If and when you visit Alaska, this resort defines Alaskas beauty of land and water with a beautiful mountain to hit the slopes. Ive had one of the best memories with 4 of my buddies back in college days and it was one heck of an experience Ill never forget. The resort is also just an incredible experience. I highly recommend anyone that wants to ski or snowboard to head to this resort. Its a little biased bcuz Im an Alaskan but I live in the states and its still the best! Thank you Alyeska resort!

Really good off piste...amazing!! and so much snow!

The hotel bar is great the tramhouse bar is great. The Sitzmark offer some of the coolest Apres out there!

The fact that you can cat ski or heli ski right out of the resort is amazing AND if you book heli and cant fly due to weather that usually means the resort is going to be pounding snow and amazing so win win!!

A few good dining options. Jack Sprat is pretty good Fine Dining and Double Musky for a crazy awesome steak.

The North Face holds a huge amount of snow and there is so much terrain that you can find fresh tracks for days. Christmas chute along with the knuckles, Rag Doll etc provide some of the most rugged and challenging lift accessed skiing in the world.

The South face and high traverse are great too.

Limited restaurants and bars compared to others but groovy fun crowd.

This resort is beautiful as it is epic. The mountain is huge, offering insane views above the clouds, as well as a variety of riding. There is a hot spring resort for when you're done hitting the slopes! I learned how to ride 100% here. This was one of the skii resorts i learned how to fully ride on and I'm always excited to come back every year as I live in California!

Really nice resort, not too many people compared to lower 48. The only negative is the terrain parks. The rails are terrible, and the jumps are great but theyre not built until the second half of the season. Everything else, like the off piste and things you have to hike to are amazing, groomers are pretty good. Also decent lift lines/speeds. Overall 9/10 resort!

Alyeska is awesome and has plenty of options for everyone. Plenty of steep terrain with some chutes and numerous cliff drops. Also the high alpine side hits are unmatched here, some of the best natural jumps I've ever seen at a ski resort. All the lifts are fast and layed out well. Lines are short. Views are breathtaking, up there with the best in the country. Overall a super fun place to ski.

Pretty good resort but very very pricy during peak seasons. If you can shred on a weekday, go then.

This resort offers so much for so many different levels. Between the steep, advanced slope of the north face, to the slow-slope of the chair 3 and 7 lifts, Alyeska provides great skiing for all levels and ages.

Nice off piste skiing at the North Face area and have good amount of snow on the glacier bowl whenever there is a storm. But many employees are very rude and they would hire anyone to work there. Great skiing after all, bad customer service.

Its a really great ski resort, not too crowded (its Alaska). It has some crazy good powder, off piste runs when theyre actually open and not closed due to avalanches. Terrain parks are only open for a few months, and theyre not that big. Overall a decent ski resort that I go to almost every weekend, I would recommend to anyone but beginners.

Great resort to ski as long as you dont go during peak seasons. Its a little pricey then. It snows a lot in Alaska so theres always some powder trees somewhere!

Alyeska has a lot of runs for all levels but gets pretty pricey over holidays and weekends. The resort is only over one mountain so its not really worth all the money to ski peak periods. However during weekdays the ticket prices drop and become very affordable. Tickets also include night skiing. Alyeska does get a good amount of powder due to the fact that its an Alaskan Mountain Peak. If youre around it Mon-Thursday, Id definitely recommend.