Snoqualmie Pass

Just an hour east of Seattle, Snoqualmie Pass is a backcountry skier’s paradise, offering a mix of rugged terrain and more accessible slopes. The proximity to the city and breathtaking views make it a popular destination, so it’s not uncommon to encounter crowds, especially on weekends. However, if you’re willing to venture off the main routes, you’ll find plenty of opportunities for solitude and untracked lines. For a classic experience, skin up to Snow Lake on a clear, low-avalanche-risk day. But be prepared — this spot draws plenty of fellow skiers, so arrive early if you want a parking spot and first tracks.

Parking

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Summit at Snoqualmie

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Alaska Adventure Zone

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Kendall Ridge

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Rampart

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Silver Peak

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Red Mountain

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Wright Mountain

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Chair Peak Circumnavigation

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Roaring Ridge

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Phantom

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Lundin Peak

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Guye Peak

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Granite Mountain

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Twin Lakes

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Mount Catherine

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Abiel Peak

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Mount Margaret

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Kendall Peak

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Surveyors Lake

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Kendall Adventure Zone

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Chair Peak

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Source Lake

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Avalanche Mountain

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Kendall Knob

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Snoqualmie Mountain

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McClellan Butte

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Mount Roosevelt

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Humpback Mountain

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Pineapple Pass

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