Bluewood's Nine Miles of Dusty Road - Is No More

7th November 2006 | By Miguel Strother

Resorts in this article: Bluewood

In addition, they're offering guests a voucher good for another day if guests are not happy for any reason during their visit to the mountain. Simply report to the information desk before 11 a.m. and they'll exchange lift tickets for a voucher valid for another visit. Bluewood has the second highest base elevation in Washington State, receives an average annual snowfall of 300+ inches and is renowned for short lift lines, clear skies, and dry powder.

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