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Related Regions: United States, Snoqualmie Pass, Seattle
Check out the latest ski and snowboard photos from Washington ski resorts via the gallery below. These mountain and skiing pictures are sourced by our editorial team, the ski resorts themselves, as well as uploaded to our OnTheSnow Ski & Snow Report Mobile App thanks to skiers and riders like you! The firsthand comments and photos provide a crowd-sourced look at what's happening right now at Washington ski resorts, and anyone can upload a ski area photo using the app and see it live right here. Don't miss these up-to-the-minute skiing shots or the opportunity to contribute your own!
November winner: Photo of Mt. Shuksan with a cloud cap and Chair 5 at Mt. Baker Ski Area. Taken from Sticky Wicket a couple of years ago.
Copyright: Posaune
Powdery corduroy on Queens Run at Crystal Mountain Resort on Dec. 26, 2014.
Copyright: Kim Kircher
Skier Jim Delzer takes full advantage of the daylight on Dec. 26, 2014 at Crystal Mountain Resort.
Copyright: Ingrid Backstrom
Ingrid Backstrom captures sunshine and powder at Crystal Mountain Resort.
Copyright: Crystal Mountain Resort
Matt Edgars finding powder at Crystal Mountain Resort in Washington.
Copyright: Crystal Mountain Resort
Snow slashing at Mt. Baker.
Copyright: Dylan Hart
Powder day bliss at Mt. Baker.
Copyright: Jason Matkowski
Storming the big storm at Mt. Baker.
Copyright: Dylan Hart
Who says it only rains at Mt. Baker in Washington?
Copyright: Jolie Matkowski
Alpental packs in the steeps for skiers and riders at the Summit at Snoqualmie.
Copyright: Jeff Caven/Summit at Snoqualmie
Summit West at the Summit at Snoqualmie features mostly beginner and intermediate slopes with night skiing.
Copyright: Becky Lomax
The Summit at Snoqualmie has night skiing at Summit West, Summit Central and Alpental.
Copyright: Jeff Hawe
Outdoor fire pits flank each of the base areas at the Summit at Snoqualmie.
Copyright: Becky Lomax
Silver Fir Express accesses the newest terrain at Summit Central at Snoqualmie and the crossover to Summit East.
Copyright: Becky Lomax
Summit East offers wide-open powder shots at the Summit at Snoqualmie.
Copyright: Jeff Caven/Summit at Snoqualmie
Alpental packs in the steeps for skiers and riders on the Eidelweiss chairlift.
Copyright: Guy Lawrence/Summit at Snoqualmie
A snowboarder carves through powder at the Summit at Snoqualmie.
Copyright: Summit at Snoqualmie
A snowboarder carves through powder at the Summit at Snoqualmie.
Copyright: Summit at Snoqualmie
Alpental packs in the steeps for skiers and riders at the Summit at Snoqualmie.
Copyright: Jeff Caven/Summit at Snoqualmie
A snowboarder carves through powder at the Summit at Snoqualmie.
Copyright: Summit at Snoqualmie
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