Beginner 8%
Intermediate 43%
Advanced 31%
Expert 18%
Overall Rating
4.11
From 9 Reviews
51
Total Runs
4061
Bottom Elevation
5845
Top Elevation
1125
Skiable Terrain
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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.
Recent Reviews
Sara
advanced skier ⛷️ 🇺🇸 United States
Jan, 29 2026
Stevens pass was my home mountain for 3 years and is still one of my favorite. Small resort vibes with plenty variety and beautiful views
Sampson
expert snowboarder 🏂 🇺🇸 United States
Jan, 3 2025
Where I would say I really cut my teeth as a snowboarder! I LOVE Stevens Pass, so much so my friends make fun of me for it. Is it the biggest mountain? No. Does it have the best of any one category? No not really. But for a resort of its size and scope it really has much more than you could ever expect! Some seriously good terrain and very well managed! A lot of very talented snowboarders come out of Stevens pass for a reason. The terrain and the culture at Stevens pass really push you to progress and have fun while doing it. It makes me sad I never hit Alpental because as far as I can tell its the same group of people and they all rave about Alpental! But Ive gotta say, the best skiing and snowboarding Ive seen in person has been in the PNW and mostly at Stevens Pass.
If youre comfortable going off trail then Stevens pass will be heaven for you! I have nothing but love for that mountain!
In terms of visiting, I always drove in from Seattle and either day tripped or car camped. If youre coming from further afield the best way to go is to stay in Leavenworth. Ive never actually been there myself but from what I hear thats the place to stay and hang out. Unless you have an RV and stay in the RV lot! Lots of good people in the RV lot!
If youre comfortable going off trail then Stevens pass will be heaven for you! I have nothing but love for that mountain!
In terms of visiting, I always drove in from Seattle and either day tripped or car camped. If youre coming from further afield the best way to go is to stay in Leavenworth. Ive never actually been there myself but from what I hear thats the place to stay and hang out. Unless you have an RV and stay in the RV lot! Lots of good people in the RV lot!
Joe
intermediate snowboarder 🏂 🇺🇸 United States
Dec, 25 2024
Stevens is the quintessential local resort, the vibes are great with a nice mix of groomers and moguls. The tree runs are amazing and this year the snow has been great.
Stevens Pass Resort Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
4Beginner Runs
22Intermediate Runs
16Advanced Runs
9Expert Runs
51Total 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
Stevens Pass Resort Travel Information
Airports
100min drive85KMsSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA)
120min drive100KMsPangborn Memorial Airport (EAT)
Train Stations
40min drive35KMsLeavenworth Station (Leavenworth, WA)