The Summit at Snoqualmie Snow Report

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Snow & Ski Conditions The Summit at Snoqualmie

The The Summit at Snoqualmie snow report for Mar 22 is a 70" base depth with 12 of 19 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at The Summit at Snoqualmie are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
The Summit at Snoqualmie: Open

Recent Snowfall

      
0"0"0"0"0"0"

Base

70"
Spring Snow

Depth vs Average

105%
vs average of 67" on Mar 22
Snow Reporter Comments: Sunday, March 22, 2026Today is last call for Summit Central.So raise your glasses for one more good bonanza, shake it up with a ride up Triple60 and garnish it off with a smooth ride down Holiday.Today will be the first day of a true spring cycle. Clear skies last night led to a freeze-up at all elevations, so we'll start out this morning with a solid base instead of the squishy, wet snow we've had the last few mornings. With today's 44 F expected high and forecasted clear skies, things will get soft by afternoon. The timing will depend on multiple factors including elevation, aspect and just how many clouds come and go today. The non-hemisphere biased, late March sun should get the party started plenty early, but with the good freeze-up last night don't be too surprised if that's closer to midday then opening bell. I suspect the best riding will be around 1 to 2 PM when the sun is at its' strongest, but that will certainly vary depending on your location.Being the first day of the melt-freeze cycle, you'll find the snow hasn't fully morphed into smooth, spring snow, especially off the main runs. There you will find some rough textured snow, that might take a few laps for it to get smoothed out; you can also wait until that texture gets extra soft later in the day and just plow right through it.Forecast is calling for clear skies so it will be a beautiful day up here at the pass. Grab your sunglasses, sun screen and come wet your whistle one more time at Summit Central. While there still will be plenty of acres to ski, there will be no more Ski Acres to ski this season. You don't have to ski home, but you can't ski here (We will still be running Summit West and Alpental, please check the hours page for more information). Have a good one and I'll see you all out there. Cheers! - Ryan Parking ReminderRemember that on weekends, parking fills up early, so plan accordingly. Please don't double or triple park. Handicap parking is not an unload or temporary parking zone. Be sure not to block access for Emergency Services, such as fire lanes and hydrants. Please don't park in the road or in no-parking zones. Park like you would expect someone to park in your neighborhood.Spring Retail SaleStop by any of our open retail outlets and save up to 40% on some of your must-have gear! You'll find deals on brands like 686, Kavu, XTM, Patagonia, Burton, and more! (discounts can't be combined & some exclusions apply)https://www.summitatsnoqualmie.com/shopping
Lifts Open
12/19 open
Runs Open
28/64 open
Beginner Runs Open
5/10
Intermediate Runs Open
11/25
Advanced Runs Open
12/29
Runs Open
25%

Resort Overview

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Dec 23
Projected Opening
Apr 19
Projected Closing
The Summit at Snoqualmie sits 45 minutes east of Seattle on I-90, in the heart of the Mt.Baker/Snoqualmie National Forest. The Summit consists of three base areas: Summit West, Summit Central and Summit East. There are 1,994 acres of terrain with vertical ranging anywhere from 765 feet to 1,100 feet. The average snowfall is 435 inches per year. Summit Central has a superpipe, black diamond to beginner runs, top-to-bottom terrain parks, glades, and tubes. Summit East, open weekends only for alpine skiing and riding, has consistent fall line terrain, good tree runs and the Nordic Center's 50 kilometers of skate and classic groomed trails. Summit West has the West 52nd Terrain Park, and the West Greenhorn Park for those new to the terrain park scene.

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