Mt. Spokane

Hit the slopes day or night

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Mt. Spokane Ski and Snowboard Park photo

The most conveniently located ski area to Spokane, Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park, offers 1,425 acres of skiable terrain with a vertical drop of 2,071 feet, as well as the greatest amount of night skiing in the region — four nights per week, Wednesday through Saturday, with 16 lighted runs. The terrain offers an array of options, from wide-open groomers to trees and great bump runs. Back at the base area, there are two lodges to choose from: Lodge 2, open every day the resort is, offers a lively atmosphere and includes a cafeteria and the Foggy Bottom Lounge.

What's new?

This past summer brought a huge milestone for Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park: the Washington state Supreme Court's decision in August to allow the Red Chair expansion project. Work began immediately to get this project moving forward. "The runs will be available this season, and will be something new and interesting for skiers and snowboarders," says Brenda McQuarrie, Mt. Spokane's guest services manager. "There will be no lift service, and will be ski-at-your-own-risk (not patrolled)." Eventually, there will be seven new runs covering 80 acres.

Other projects that were completed this summer: continued improvements to the lodge and the addition of a brand new PistenBully ParkPro snowcat, enabling Mt. Spokane to offer better features in its terrain parks.

Hot deals

The best season-pass deal at Mt. Spokane is available until Oct. 31. Save $200 by purchasing your season pass before the deadline: Adult passes are $399, while Youth, College and Military passes are $299. Buy now and save big!

Lift tickets

Adult (18-61)

Weekend/Holiday Full Day: $58; Weekend/Holiday Half Day: $49; Sunday Half Day: $43; Midweek Full Day: $44; Midweek Half Day: $40; Night: $20

College & Military

Weekend/Holiday Full Day: $51; Weekend/Holiday Half Day: $41; Sunday Half Day: $33; Midweek Full Day: $40; Midweek Half Day: $36; Night: $20

Youth (7-17)

Weekend/Holiday Full Day: $48; Weekend/Holiday Half Day: $38; Sunday Half Day: $30; Midweek Full Day: $37; Midweek Half Day: $31; Night: $20

Senior (62-69)

Weekend/Holiday Full Day: $48; Weekend/Holiday Half Day: $39; Sunday Half Day: $30; Midweek Full Day: $37; Midweek Half Day: $31; Midweek Night: $20

Super Senior (70-79)

Weekend/Holiday Full Day: $34; Weekend/Holiday Half Day: $29; Sunday Half Day: $28; Midweek Full Day: $29; Midweek Half Day: $29; Night: $20

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