Stevens Pass Ski Area

Stevens Pass Ski Area is an operating ski resort in Washington with 1,841 feet of vertical descent and a summit elevation of 5,666 feet. The area offers terrain for both skiing and snowboarding across its skiable expanse. Access is via Highway 2, which crosses the Cascade Range and provides year-round road access to the pass, though winter driving conditions require caution and chains may be necessary during heavy snow.

The ski season typically runs from late fall through early spring, with snow conditions and operational dates varying by year. Stevens Pass serves as both a destination resort and a day-trip option for Seattle-area visitors. Beyond winter sports, the pass and surrounding area offer opportunities for summer hiking and sightseeing once snow melts.