Stevens Pass Resort reviews & ratings
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Overview
Stevens Pass Resort in Washington State is a favorite among skiers for its diverse terrain and reliable snowfall. The resort boasts over 1,125 acres of skiable terrain with more than 50 runs, catering to all skill levels. It's particularly known for its backcountry access and challenging expert runs. The resort also offers night skiing, allowing for more time on the slopes. Its location, roughly equidistant from Seattle and Wenatchee, makes it a popular choice for day trips and weekend getaways. The atmosphere here is lively, with a community feel that's welcoming to all visitors. Additionally, the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains make every ski trip here memorable.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
4Beginner Runs
22Intermediate Runs
16Advanced Runs
9Expert Runs
1 milesLongest Run
1125 acresSkiable Terrain
450 acresNight Skiing
Elevation
5845 feetTop
4061 feetBottom
1784 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
7Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$949Season pass
$6797 days
$1111 day
Weather
334 inchesAverage annual snowfall
Getting There
Stevens Pass Resort Reviews & Ratings
Overall Rating: 4.0
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Groomed Runs
Mogul Fields
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Stephen - expert skier
Jan, 25 - 2024
Stevens Pass is a really great mountain for Washingtonians that have outgrown snoqualmie and are looking for more of a challenge. It lacks the big mountain terrain that crystal has with King and south back, and has few expert only lifts which can lead to some crowded lines for those that are used to finding a more advanced part of the mountain to avoid waiting too long. The ski school here however is phenomenal and Stevens is an excellent place to learn and progress, especially from intermediate to advanced skiing and riding.
ally - beginner skier
Dec, 27 - 2023
Great resort that's accessible from downtown seattle, well groomed. Can get pretty busy on weekends.
Lindsey - advanced skier
Dec, 24 - 2023
This resort is definitely geared towards someone with experience. Especially night skiing! This is the only resort Ive ever encountered a severe injury and ended up with a gnarly gash on my head and my cousin received a concussion! We were night skiing and got separated. I lost my skis and went over a rocky edge when he disappeared from my sight. It was probably one of the most terrifying experiences Ive ever had skiing. This happened many years ago now and I wasnt nearly as advanced as I am now but I caution anyone who isnt experienced from going in on the runs alone or at all at night unless accompanied by others. The lifts are far faster then any others Ive been on and its efficient enough, but my goodness the cost has become outrageous!!!
Shawn - beginner skier
Dec, 23 - 2023
Stevens pass resort is full every year they accommodate their customers with genuine care . Their lifts are the just the right speed when reaching your destination they keep their parking lots nice so you don't have to fight to get in and out they are great about giving updates on what the skiing conditions are .People can hardly wait to be there when it opens . The skiing is great and the scenery is out of this world. Levenworth is about 20 miles away that has lots of little shops to visit and a awesome candy store with loads of goodies so I'd say it's worth the trip to go to both places you won't be disappointed.
James - intermediate skier
Dec, 21 - 2023
Stevens Pass is a great casual ski resort for people in the Seattle Area. Lots of varied terrain and easy to get to without breaking the bank. While there are not many amenities, the varied terrain more than makes up for it. Great for both beginners and experts as there is a varied frontside and more challenging backside.