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Crystal Mountain Resort
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Crystal Mountain is nestled in the shadow of 14,408-foot Mt. Rainier, and offers stunning views of Mt. Rainier from the summit. It is famous for the cold Cascade storms that can dump several feet of fresh snow anytime from November through April. With more than 2,300 acres of fabulous skiing and 3,100 vertical feet, you will find every kind of skiing you can imagine. Although expert skiers are attracted to the area for its rugged terrain and deep snow, less advanced skiers should not be intimidated. Crystal offers a wide variety of skiing for every level of ability. The better you ski, the more of the mountain you can enjoy and the more fun you'll have. The philosophy of Crystal's Skier Improvement Services is to make skiing more fun.

Crystal Mountain has the largest staff of full-time professional ski instructors in the Pacific Northwest. Kids Club programs are designed to meet the needs of skiing parents and kids, eliminating the hassle of taking the family skiing. The Children's Skier Improvement Center in the base area enables parents to drop off their kids and get right on the slopes. Crystal Mountain is a self-contained village with everything you need during the day and apres-ski. There is a wide variety of on-slope lodging to choose from -- from economical hotel rooms to comfortable condominiums with kitchens and fireplaces -- all in the middle of the fun at Crystal Mountain. From Seattle, drive south on I-5, take Exit 142A east to Auburn, Highway 164 to Enumclaw and U.S. 410 east for 33 miles through Snoqualmie National Forest to the Crystal Road. The ski area is 76 miles from Seattle. There is also a shuttle service from Seattle and surrounding areas.

 

 

Ski season dates November 2007 -- April 2008
Skiable Acreage 2,600 acres (1,053 hectares)
Average Annual Snowfall 380 in (965 cm)
Summit Elevation 7,012 ft (2,137 m)
Base Elevation 4,400 ft (1,341 m)
Vertical Drop 3,100 ft (945 m)
Longest Run 13,200 ft (4,023 m)
Terrain parks No
Snowmaking 2%
 

 

Number of Lifts 10 Lift Capacity 19,110 per hour
 
Hi-Speed Six 2 Double Chairs 3
High Speed Quad 2 Surface Lifts 1
Fixed grip Quad   Handle Tows  
Triple Chairs 2 Rope Tow  
 

 

Easy 13%
Intermediate 57%
Advanced/Expert 30%
 

 

Child Care No Restaurants Yes
Adaptive Skier Yes Snowboard Rentals Yes
Ski Lessons Yes Snowboard Lessons Yes
Ski Rentals Yes Cildren's Programs Yes
Nearby Lodging Yes Women's Programs Yes
 

 

GENERAL INFO
33914 Crystal Mountain Blvd.
Crystal Mountain, WA 98022
Website www.skicrystal.com
Snow Phone 1-888-754-6199
Road Conditions 1-800-695-7623
Job Line (360) 663-3501
Fire Department (360) 663-2634

MAIN OFFICE
(360) 663-2265
Fax (360) 663-3001
Email: comments@skicrystal.com

SALES AND MARKETING
Office (360) 663-3010
Fax (360) 663-3001
Group Sales (360) 663-3015
Email: tiana@skicrystal.com

GUEST SERVICES & TICKET SALES
Office (360) 663-3050
Ticket Desk (360) 663-3055
Fax (360) 663-3057
Email: guestservices@skicrystal.com
Founders Info debbieb@skicrystal.com

SKI & SNOWBOARD SCHOOL
Sales Office (360) 663-3030
Fax (360) 663-3001
Kids Club (360) 663-3035
Email: lessons@skicrystal.com

SKI PATROL
Dispatch (360) 663-3060/3061
Email: cmpatrol@skicrystal.com

RENTALS
Office (360) 663-3042
Rental Counter (360) 663-3040
Email: skirental@skicrytal.com

FOOD AND BEVERAGE
Office (360) 663-3096
Email: mikeb@skicrystal.com

RIGHT ANGLE SPORT SHOP
Office (360) 663-3046
Retail Counter (360) 663-3045
Email: rightangle@skicrystal.com

 

 

From Seattle:
Drive south on I- 5, take exit 142A to Auburn, follow Hwy 164 to Enumclaw and Hwy 410 east for 33 miles before entering Mount Rainier National Park. Go six miles up Crystal Mountain Boulevard to the resort. Hwy 410 is closed east of Crystal Mountain during the winter.

From Bellevue:
Drive south on I-405 to Hwy 169 (Maple Valley/ Enumclaw exit). Follow Hwy 169 through Maple Valley into Enumclaw. Turn left on Hwy 164 (Griffin Ave) and follow through town to Hwy 410. Follow Hwy 410 east 33 miles to the turnoff to Crystal Mountain Blvd.

From Tacoma:
Travel east on Hwy 512, or north on I-5 to Hwy 167 to Hwy 410. Thirty-three miles past Enumclaw, turn left onto Crystal Mountain Blvd.

From Portland:
Follow I-5 north to Hwy 512. Follow Hwy 512 east to Hwy 410. Thirty-three miles past Enumclaw, turn left onto Crystal Mountain Blvd. Access to Crystal from the east is closed during the winter months.

 

 



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