Stevens Pass Mountain Resort Review

This is a great mountain, but it has some issues. The parking lots fill up around 8:30 on weekends, so get there early. Also, they have had some technical issues with their chairlifts. I would be pretty bummed if I paid over $100 and I got stuck in a chair line on the backside for more than an hour.

I broke my back on a really steep bit of Hog Heaven. Would not recommend.

Would've been five but they went corporate and jacked up prices

A little corporate, but good mountain near seattle with solid tree runs.

I've been skiing at Stevens Pass for over 40 years, taught my kids there as well and have many good memories with friends too. Be sure to buy your tickets ahead of time though as the $91.00 ticket at the ticket booth about floored me. I know the big shots at Vail bought the place but it ain't no Vail or Whistler. I'm not real sure how a young family would ever do what I did for mine with these rates. Does anyone know of some good sledding hills?
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If you rent you ski gears here, they will put your ski shoes on for you. It's nice because you don't need to go back and forth to get the right size if the first pair did not fit right. Rental equipments are all in great shape. Staffs are friendly.

They can get really packed and busy.

It was a great camping trip. Not overcrowded and a great snowfall on the last night so we stayed all day having some great snow fun.the roads are well maintained and cleared regularly. Short trip to see the lights in Leavenworth and have great food at Kristals . a very enjoyable time for everyone in my group.

It had been 25+ years, so many changes for the better.

Great runs and amazing value, $65 for lift tickets and normally priced food options makes this one of the best resorts I've been to. The large variety of runs make this a good option although the runs are mostly blues/blacks so beginners beware

I like this place. i Had a season pass for winter 17-18 and it was good.

We had a fun day with our season passes, but for somebody paying $100 for the day, that's outrageous for these early season conditions.

Went on a Sunday, way too crowded. Lots of families with children. We wondered about the bad quality of lifts and conditions on the so called "groomed" runs...changed in the middle to the opposite! I wouldn't go there with my child due to the safety issues: most of lifts are very old (look like 1940) and 70% didn't have the safety bar installed at all to prevent people from falling out which happened when we got stuck for almost an hour without any information. They had to rescue someone who was hanging out.
Ski area is ok, enough for a day but still small & 70$ for a day a bit on the high side for space, quality and waiting time.

Love skiing here, $40 rental package includes board and helmet.

Good resort with multiple lifts. Better to buy tickets online and bring gear if you want to save money. The rentals on site are good though and the staff helps you get the right equipment.

Great snow, awesome backside, chill employees. However, a price hike from 65-79 between seasons definetly NOT justified for a meager amount of ski able terrain with little verticle drop. Great place for begginers though and people NOT looking for epic double black diamond powder. My advice, DO NOT go here on weekends because you wont get a parking spot unless you are there promptly at 8 am. Weekdays are much more fun and have that local feel that reminds me of growing up riding in the Rockies. All in all, I would give four stars but they lost a star for high price to ride a small mountain, and not enough parking for weekend traffic.

Very friendly staff, if I'd have to compare it I'd say it's a mix between Crystal Mt, and Mt Baker. Definitely will be going again.

Been going here since I was 3.never disappointed. Good night skiing. Try their fettuccine Alfredo in the buffet lodge. My favorite.

Came up yesterday only to wait in line for a shuttle that never arrived. Roads were closed causing the shuttle to stop running. Now the roads are still closed and no known time to reopen. Just wondering how this place stays in business.

Great terrain, nice staff. Could use less people and it would almost be perfect.

Nice place for intermediate snowboarders, there are a few easy rides but if you re a beginner then don t buy a lift ticket. Because the small hills don t require one. It got more expensive this year, and they also got a new ride too. Fun place with friends. Friendly staff too

Parking is rough, lift shut down for 50 minutes, poorly marked obstacles

One of the best locations in the PNW. The most friendly staff and the best skiing!

Great skiing just 1.5hrs out of downtown Seattle. Midweek winter wonderland. Can get busy on weekends. Night skiing!

Been going for years as its only Hour & Half drive away so good for day out Snowboarding. If you don't mind the overwhelming stink of marijuana from the staff!!, then its the place for you lol

Passed through twice thus far once in summer, once in spring. Summer it was very busy and we did not want to spensld too long lookin for parking so we did not stop. A couple of days ago, we stopped st the recreation area. It was mostly empty and was awesome to be there with my son snd mour dog off leash.

Great place. Only problems are not enough parking space and traffic going back.

Nice view from all over not to crowded and nice groomed runs

Great ski resort. Good service but crowded on weekends. Great skiing and boarding.

Taught boyfriend to ski here. He broke his knee tho. Sad day

Favorite mountain in the state, consistent snow and steeps. Lots of powder days and snow isn't too particular with temperature changes. Great food and lodges and staff.

Always well managed and staffed, this mountain satisfies! The vibes are always as positive and the winter is a wonderland. Also great for summer with Frisbee Golf and Mountain Biking.

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Released to snowboard, while my daughter learned to ski....it was a great day/night.

Small space and tiny bathroom, but lots of delicious vegetarian options, kind and efficient service, free wireless access, and sunny outdoor seating.

Great terrain, lines are kind of a bummer. Also holy moly expensive tickets.

Nice ski resort with many intermediate and advanced tracks. However on busy days, especially Saturdays there is not enough parking space.

Pretty decent place. I go for the ski school for my kids. Parking is a pain. Need to get there by 9am on a weekend to have a chance to park anywhere close. Very friendly staff..

Those who never been at Stevens, should experience this awesome resort NOW. Those who been there, love it already.

Awesome place during winter for skiing, both for adults and kids. Good place for kids to learn skiing.

It s a good and fun place to spend the day doing snowboarding or ski.

Beautiful! Got out and walked around. My husband saw me from home on the clock tower camera on their website!

Lots of snow and very well managed. Has an upscale feel... Lot of options for food and drinks.

Fantastic place to spend the day, or the weekend.
I try and get up on the mountain at least once a week, and Stevens is my first choice. They have a healthy selection of beginner and intermediate runs, with some good challenges on the black diamonds as well.
Something for everyone here.

Absolutely beautiful! Friendly staff and great facilities. First time snowboarding and u had a blast. I'll be back.

Wonderful ski resort they got snow, they ll be in soon.

Stevens has been our home mountain for a number of years now. Lifts are usually pretty fast the restaurants and amenities are pretty good. But the parking can get horrendous and on holidays the lines will be insane get there super early or don't bother.

Close enough to the city for a day trip, but still has a small mountain feel. Great range of terrain for all skill levels and even on busier days lift service is pretty quick. Plenty of choices for food and drink between the three lodges.

Good food, decent lift lines, nice staff, and great grooming jobs with amazing trees.

The reason why it doesn't get 5 stars is parking. There usually are more visitors than the parking spaces (because they oversold the tickets). When the nearby lots are full, people will be asked to park 5 miles away and to take the shuttles. The whole process could be 2 hours or more. Your car can get stocked in the parking lots easily. Be sure to have your snow chains ready.

It's a great place to spend a day of skiing.
My kids really like the ski school there.
During the weekends becomes overcrowded, so come early if you want to park close.

Some lifts don't have bars (especially the one in learnings area); while it may be ok for adults, it's quite scary for kids. A would really like them to install bars for kids, just like most european resorts have.

Light snow on the ground when I rode on the bus heading home.

Great place for snowboarding the tracks are pretty nice, the staff is nice and friendly.

My favorite place to snowboard out of all the mountains in Washington. The trails are fantastic, never boring, and anyone at any skill level will enjoy it. Night riding is my favorite.

Beautiful place. Make sure you have 4WD or tread tires. My car got stuck spinning on the ice in the parking lot.

Great facilities and super helpful people. Enjoyed my group lesson and the instructor (Jeremy) was very patient and encouraging with the entire group.

Great space. Easy lines. Nice variety of runs. Good amount of parking.

Really loved getting out for a quick cross country skiing hour relatively close to Seattle. Even though it was raining the staff at the trail entrance were friendly

We went for lunch ..it took over an hour to get out food. While waiting, there were annoying nats flying all around. After we finally received our food, they strongly hovered our table. I wont eat there again. The food was ok

Amazing mountain, when you have good snow conditions. Pretty steep and lots of cliffs. Some beginner areas available.

I remember an the option to reload a day pass online, you can no longer do this on the website. A ski till 4pm discounted option would be good.

The facilities are good. The prices have gone up a lot recently.

Great mountain and mostly great staff. But there are a couple major setbacks. 1) going on the weekends. The parking needs to be expanded. I have now been turned away 3 Saturdays in a row showing up within 15 minutes of opening. 2 weeks ago the parking staff was very rude about it as well. I did not spend extra money on the premium pass to be turned around every weekend 2) only some of the lift operators quad people up on busy days. Usually only skyline, it's infuriating to be waiting in line for 30 minutes watching one or two people getting on the chairs. When they are busy they must fill the chairs or it just makes the wait long for everyone 3) Stevens doesn't enforce a park pass. By allowing anyone and everyone to take brooks to ride through the park, it makes it not only dangerous, but not using the features properly destroys the definition of the jumps and kickers to the rails. Not to mention drop-ins are not called. It's only a matter of time before a small child is waiting underneath one of the jumps out of site and is seriously injured. Free style parks should only be used by advanced riders. However using skyline and dropping the shoots after 4pm is perfect because it takes the accessibility away from those who shouldn't be there.