49 Degrees North
At 5,774 feet elevation, 49 Degrees North Mountain Resort spans across 2,325 acres of diverse terrain on Chewelah Peak. With seven distinct basins and extensive gladed areas, this northeastern Washington gem offers room to explore without the crowds. The mountain's layout naturally separates skiers of different abilities, creating comfortable zones for everyone from first-timers to expert powder seekers.
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Summit Cam
Positioned at the highest point of 49 Degrees North ski resort, this webcam delivers expansive views across the seven distinct basins and surrounding Colville National Forest. The 49 Degrees North web cam captures the full scope of this northeastern Washington gem.
The mountain's seven lifts provide access to varied terrain across Chewelah Peak. The Northern Spirit Express, a high-speed quad, efficiently delivers skiers to the summit's expansive views and varied runs. Our lift network thoughtfully connects the mountain's seven basins, while two dedicated beginner lifts create ideal learning environments away from higher-speed traffic. The Angel Peak Express opens up extensive terrain with countless powder stashes and gladed runs.
49 Degrees North Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
89
Total Area
2325 ac
940.9 ha
Location
Located in northeastern Washington, 49 Degrees North sits just 10 miles from the historic town of Chewelah and about an hour north of Spokane. The drive through the Colville National Forest sets the mood for a true mountain experience. The resort's position on the eastern slope of the Cascades often means better weather and lighter, drier snow than its western Washington counterparts. This accessible yet uncrowded location makes it a favorite among locals and visitors seeking authentic mountain adventure.
49 Degrees North
, washington
Season Info
49 Degrees North typically operates from late November through early April, capitalizing on northern Washington's reliable snowfall. The area receives an average of 300 inches of annual snowfall, with the mountain's northern location helping preserve snow quality throughout the season. Winter brings legendary powder days, while spring offers sun-soaked skiing with views stretching across the Colville National Forest to the Selkirk Mountains.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
1/1/1970
Closing Day
4/13/2025
Days Open
20192
Annual Snowfall
Metric
5.82m
582cm
Imperial
19.1ft
229in
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