Related Regions: Washington, Snoqualmie Pass, Seattle, North America
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by eeeh - 6th December 2008
Pros: steep, varied, terrain
Cons: lift 2 (to upper area) has long lines
The Summit at Snoqualmie has a reputation for moderate terrain, but that refers to Summit West, Central and East. Alpental is another story. Alpental is f... Full review
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by anonymous_user - 20th April 2008
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Most people need to keep their mouths shut about Alpental. You're only bringing more people in. Fortunately, many people can't ski this place that hard and ... Full review
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by anonymous_user - 31st March 2008
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Alpental is truly a skier's dream. As soon as you enter the parking lot, you immediately realize why. Often, there is light, fluffy snow at Alpental, and th... Full review
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by anonymous_user - 19th February 2008
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Alpental is not only great because of the drive compared to Crystal, Stevens, or Baker while providing steep slopes and challenging terrain. Unlike the rest... Full review
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by anonymous_user - 3rd February 2008
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Alpentals overall attitude is lame. The locals are hostile and quick to cut you off. The snow is always heavy and the hidden rocks are quick to land you in ... Full review
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by anonymous_user - 1st February 2008
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I have been skiing and snowboarding the resorts in Wasington for over 30 years and there is no place like the "Big A". If you are looking for easy terrain ... Full review
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