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Washington ski resorts & snow report

In the last 48 hours, White Pass got 1.6", Summit at Snoqualmie got 0.5", and Mt. Baker got 0.4". As of November 5, 2026, Mt. Baker leads Washington with 21.7" of snow forecast over the next 7 days, followed by Crystal Mountain (7.1") and Stevens Pass (4.0"). Snow Way tracks 8 resorts in Washington, ranked below by forecast snow.

Updated · Summit-elevation forecasts from Open-Meteo

Best Washington ski resorts by the numbers

Washington ski resorts ranked by snow this week

Washington ski resorts with 7-day and 14-day snow forecasts
Resort 7-day 14-day 48h
Mt. Baker 21.7" 58.6" 0.4"
Crystal Mountain 7.1" 27.8" 0.2"
Stevens Pass 4.0" 15.5" 0.4"
Summit at Snoqualmie 3.7" 10.7" 0.5"
White Pass 3.4" 15.9" 1.6"
Mt. Spokane 2.4" 7.8" 0.0"
Mission Ridge 1.2" 7.0" 0.0"
49 Degrees North 0.9" 5.3" 0.0"

Washington skiing FAQ

What is the Washington snow report today?

In the last 48 hours, White Pass got 1.6", Summit at Snoqualmie got 0.5", and Mt. Baker got 0.4". As of November 5, 2026, Mt. Baker leads Washington with 21.7" of snow forecast over the next 7 days, followed by Crystal Mountain (7.1") and Stevens Pass (4.0").

How many ski resorts are in Washington?

Snow Way tracks 8 ski resorts in Washington: 49 Degrees North, Crystal Mountain, Mission Ridge, Mt. Baker, Mt. Spokane, Stevens Pass, Summit at Snoqualmie, and White Pass.

What are the best ski resorts in Washington?

It depends on what you want. By the numbers: biggest vertical: Crystal Mountain (2,602 ft from base to summit); highest summit: Crystal Mountain (7,002 ft); most snow this week: Mt. Baker (21.7" forecast over 7 days); first to open this season: Crystal Mountain (scheduled Nov 27); biggest Ikon Pass mountain: Crystal Mountain (2,602 ft vertical). Snow Way ranks every Washington resort by this week's snow forecast below.

Which Washington ski resort is getting the most snow this week?

As of November 5, 2026, Mt. Baker leads Washington with 21.7" of snow forecast over the next 7 days, followed by Crystal Mountain (7.1") and Stevens Pass (4.0").

What is the highest ski resort in Washington?

Crystal Mountain has the highest summit in Washington at 7,002 ft.

Which Washington ski resort has the most vertical?

Crystal Mountain has the biggest vertical drop in Washington: 2,602 ft from base to summit.

What airport do you fly into for Washington ski resorts?

The main airports for Washington ski resorts are Seattle–Tacoma International (SEA), Spokane International (GEG), and Pangborn Memorial (Wenatchee) (EAT).

Which Washington ski resorts are on the Epic Pass and Ikon Pass?

Epic Pass: Stevens Pass. Ikon Pass: Crystal Mountain and Summit at Snoqualmie.

Ski resorts near: Seattle, Portland, Oregon, Vancouver, Spokane

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