
Lookout Pass
Perched on the Idaho-Montana border, Lookout Pass offers a welcoming mountain experience for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities. With over 75 years of operation, this family-friendly resort combines authentic charm with modern amenities. The mountain's unique position along the Bitterroot Range creates ideal conditions for consistently excellent snow quality.
Lookout Pass features six lifts strategically positioned to maximize your mountain access. Our lift network includes two quad chairs, one triple chair, and three double chairs, efficiently serving 1,023 acres of varied terrain. From gentle learning slopes to challenging expert runs, our lift system ensures quick access to all 35 named trails.
Lookout Pass Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
38
Total Area
540 ac
218.5 ha
Location
Conveniently situated just off Interstate 90 at Exit 0 on the Idaho-Montana border, Lookout Pass is easily accessible from multiple communities. We're just 90 minutes from Spokane, Washington, and minutes from historic Wallace, Idaho. The resort's prime location in the Bitterroot Mountains puts you in the heart of some of the region's most reliable snowfall, with stunning views spanning two states.
Lookout Pass
, idaho
Season Info
Winter transforms Lookout Pass into a snow-covered playground, typically operating from November through early April. The resort's location along the Montana-Idaho border brings in impressive annual snowfall, averaging 400+ inches per year. The early-season storms often make Lookout Pass one of the first resorts in the region to open, while spring skiing extends the fun well into the warming months.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
11/28/2024
Closing Day
4/5/2025
Days Open
129
Annual Snowfall
Metric
10.77m
1077cm
Imperial
35.3ft
424in
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