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    Mt Spokane
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    Mt Spokane

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    Resort Overview

    Mt. Spokane Ski Area stands as eastern Washington's original ski area, serving the local community since 1931. Rising to 5,889 feet within its namesake state park, this 1,704-acre mountain combines rich history with modern amenities. With terrain that ranges from gentle learning slopes to challenging glades, Mt. Spokane offers night skiing across 16 runs, creating extended opportunities for winter adventure just 28 miles from downtown Spokane.

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    Snow Stake

    1615m elevation

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    Trails & Terrain

    Trails

    Total Runs

    55

    Total Area

    1704 ac

    689.6 ha

    Difficulty Distribution

    Beginner
    22%
    Intermediate
    33%
    Advanced
    42%
    Expert
    3%
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    Mt Spokane Lift System

    Six chairlifts provide comprehensive access to Mt. Spokane's varied terrain. The high-speed Vista Cruiser quad whisks skiers to the summit, opening up panoramic views and diverse skiing options. Chair 2 serves the mountain's extensive night skiing terrain, while the new backside Chair 6 accesses pristine intermediate and advanced runs. Our beginner area features a dedicated learning chair, creating an ideal environment for newcomers to build confidence.

    Lifts

    Total Lifts

    7

    Lift Types

    3

    Lift Breakdown

    Quad Chair
    1
    Quad Chair
    Double Chair
    5
    Double Chair
    Surface Lift
    1
    Surface Lift
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    Location & Getting There

    Situated within Mt. Spokane State Park, just 28 miles northeast of downtown Spokane, this accessible mountain feels worlds away from city life. The drive up the mountain reveals stunning transitions through Washington's largest state park, leading to expansive views across the Spokane Valley, Idaho, and into Montana. This unique position as the only ski area operating within a state park helps preserve the surrounding natural beauty while providing easy access for the entire Inland Northwest community.

    Season Info

    The ski season at Mt. Spokane typically runs from early December through early April, with the region's inland location providing reliable snow conditions. An average annual snowfall of 300 inches blankets the mountain's varied terrain, while our snowmaking system ensures consistent coverage on key runs. The mountain's night skiing operations extend the season's offerings Wednesday through Saturday, creating perfect opportunities for post-work winter adventures.

    Current Season

    2025 - 2026

    Opening Day

    12/6/2025

    Closing Day

    4/5/2026

    Days Open

    121

    Annual Snowfall

    Metric

    5.84m

    584cm

    Imperial

    19.2ft

    230in

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