Stevens Pass
Resort Overview
Straddling the crest of the Cascade Range at 5,845 feet, Stevens Pass captures the essence of Pacific Northwest skiing. With an average of 460 inches of annual snowfall, the resort transforms into a snow-covered playground offering 1,125 acres of diverse terrain. The mountain features 52 major runs across both sides of the Cascade divide, creating distinctly different skiing experiences on its eastern and western aspects. Old-growth forests frame perfectly spaced glades, while open bowls provide expansive views of surrounding peaks.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
53
Total Area
1125 ac
455.3 ha
Stevens Pass Lift System
The resort's network of 10 lifts efficiently serves both sides of the mountain, with a mix of high-speed quads, fixed-grip chairs, and surface lifts providing access to all terrain types. The lift system can transport 15,000 skiers per hour across the mountain's varied sectors. The strategic placement of lifts ensures easy progression from novice areas to more challenging terrain, while also providing quick access to popular intermediate zones and expert bowls. Night skiing operations utilize extensive lighting on 10 runs, extending the skiing day well into the evening.
Lifts
Total Lifts
12
Lift Types
4
Location & Getting There
Located just 78 miles east of Seattle along Highway 2, Stevens Pass combines remarkable accessibility with authentic mountain atmosphere. The resort serves as a vital connection between western and eastern Washington, offering dramatically different weather and terrain on each side of the pass. This strategic position allows skiers to chase optimal conditions by moving between the front and back sides of the mountain as weather patterns shift. The surrounding Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest provides a stunning backdrop of pristine wilderness and offers extensive backcountry opportunities.
Stevens Pass
, washington