TL;DR
Stevens Pass ski resort has adjusted its parking policy for the 2025-26 season, offering a mix of free and paid options with some reservations available, following feedback from skiers and riders.
Stevens Pass Modifies Parking Strategy in Response to Skier Feedback
Stevens Pass ski resort in Washington has announced changes to its parking policy for the upcoming 2025-26 season. The resort had initially planned to implement paid parking reservations for weekends and holidays, but after receiving significant feedback from skiers and riders, they've opted for a more flexible approach.
The revised plan will offer a combination of free and paid parking options, with reservations available for certain lots. This new strategy aims to encourage carpooling and provide more choices for visitors. The original proposal would have required a $20 fee for parking on weekends and holidays until 10 am, unless vehicles had four or more occupants.
The decision to modify the parking plan came after some pass holders expressed concerns about the potential costs, especially when compared to nearby resorts like and . Some skiers and riders had even considered not purchasing Epic Passes for the upcoming season due to the proposed changes.
