Stevens Pass Ski Area, Washington Resort Information

Stevens Pass Ski Area

Overview

Resort Statistics

Lift Statistics

Trail Statistics

Other Services

Contact Info

Directions

Stevens Pass Ski Area is located on the crest of the Cascade Range and receives abundant and frequent snowfalls. Cool air often drifts from the eastern slope of the range, through the Stevens Pass area, keeping the snow relatively dry. The winter weather is usually comfortable, with temperatures often in the mid-20s. Two national forests -- Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie on the west side of the crest and the Wenatchee National Forest on the east -- consist of predominantly Pacific Silver Fir, Mountain Hemlock and Subalpine Fir, offering a visual treat when covered by fresh snowfall.

Stevens Pass averages 450 inches of snowfall each year, covering 1,125 acres of skiable terrain, including 37 major runs and numerous bowls, glades and faces. The ski area still retains the charm and characteristics that make it such a fabulous family area, but also contains an abundance of terrain for more adventurous skiers. Long established by Puget Sound skiers as an area for families and intermediate skiers, Stevens Pass changed dramatically in 1988 when the Mill Valley area, the "backside," was opened by a new triple lift. Nearly 400 acres of new terrain were added, much of it advanced. There are three day lodges offering comfortable facilities: The Granite Peaks Lodge, the Pacific Crest Lodge and the Tye Creek Lodge. Each lodge is unique in it's own way, and offering their own individual anemnities. Stevens Pass Ski Area is located on Highway 2 and is 78 miles east of Seattle, 65 miles east of Everett and 58 miles west of Wenatchee.

Ski season dates	December 2007 -- March 2008
Skiable Acreage	1,125 acres (456 hectares)
Average Annual Snowfall	450 in (1,143 cm)
Summit Elevation	5,845 ft (1,782 m)
Base Elevation	4,061 ft (1,238 m)
Vertical Drop	1,800 ft (549 m)
Longest Run	5,800 ft (1,768 m)
Terrain parks	1
Snowmaking	N/A

Number of Lifts	10	Lift Capacity	15,800 per hour

Hi-Speed Gondola		Double Chairs	4
High Speed Quad	2	Surface Lifts
Triple Chairs	3	Handle Tows
Quad Chairs	1	Rope Tows

	Easy	11%
	Intermediate	54%
	Advanced/Expert	35%

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

Department Extensions

To reach the departments below, please first call our main Stevens Pass phone line - 206-812-4510, then the extension number listed below.

Sales & Reservations ext. 4203

Group Sales ext. 4404

Ski & Snowboard School - Adult ext. 4542

Ski & Snowboard School - Youth ext. 4536

Marketing ext. 4295

Human Resources ext. 4290

Rental - Rossignol Tech Center ext. 4250

Rental Reservations ext. 4203

Retail - Fall Line Sports ext. 4423

Retail - The Edge ext. 4268

Professional Patrol ext. 4339

Guest Relations/Ticket Sales ext. 4350

Stevens Pass Snowlines

Seattle: 206.634.1645
Everett: 425.353.4400
Eastern: Washington 509.782.5516

Our Phone & Email

Phone: 206.812.4510
Fax: 206.812.4517
Email: info@stevenspass.com

Our Address

Stevens Pass
PO Box 98 (Mailing)
Summit Stevens Pass, US Hwy 2 (Physical)
Skykomish, WA 98288

Location

We're 78 miles east of Seattle on scenic U.S. Highway 2, up the Skykomish Valley. 78 miles east of Seattle, 65 miles east of Everett and 58 miles west of Wenatchee We are part of the beautiful "Cascade Loop."

Directions From Seattle

I-405 North - Take exit 23 (Highway 522) Wenatchee/Monroe to Monroe. At Highway 2 intersection turn left and follow Highway 2 - 50 miles east to Stevens Pass Ski Area.

I-5 North - Take exit 194 (Stevens Pass) in Everett and follow Highway 2 - 65 miles to Stevens Pass Ski Area.

Drive Times From Seattle & Everett - Wintertime Conditions

From downtown Seattle, depending on traffic and driving conditions, drive time will be approximately 2 hours to 2.5 hours.

From Everett, depending on traffic and driving conditions, drive time will be approximately 1.5 hours to 1.75 hours.
From Wenatchee or Leavenworth

Follow Highway 2 west to ski area. 58 miles from Wenatchee, 37 from Leavenworth.

Drive Times From Leavenworth & Wenatchee - Wintertime Conditions

From Leavenworth, depending on traffic and driving conditions, drive time will be approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour.

From Wenatchee, depending on traffic and driving conditions, drive time will be approximately 1.25 hours to 1.5 hours