UNITED STATES · SKI RESORT

Stevens Pass

Explore the mountain and choose an airport route that works for your trip.

PLAN YOUR SKI TRIP

About skiing in Stevens Pass

Stevens Pass sits directly on the US 2 mountain corridor. Its front side provides the main arrival lodges and lessons, while Mill Valley extends the skiing beyond the crest. Match a first-day plan to operating lifts and visibility rather than assuming every sector opens together. The resort’s parking arrangements are separate from any airport journey.

MARKED PISTES1,125 acres and 52 trails in the resort’s published overview.
ALTITUDEBase 1,238 m (4,061 ft); highest skiing 1,782 m (5,845 ft).

Ski areas and terrain

Front side

Main lodges, learning areas and groomed progression routes.

Mill Valley

Backside terrain reached by lifts; check opening and return connections.

Upper mountain

More demanding bowls and pitches for experienced skiers.

Piste difficulty: 11% beginner, 54% intermediate and 35% advanced terrain in the published classification.

Planning your arrival: Use the main Stevens Pass base and confirm your lesson meeting point. Yodelin overflow access only works when its shuttle is operating.

Conditions, open lifts and published piste totals can change. Check the official piste map ↗ Resort information ↗

GETTING THERE

Airport routes to Stevens Pass

Each guide compares the available transport options from arrivals to the resort, including transfers and public transport where available.