Alpental
Alpental is the steep expert-focused Snoqualmie Pass ski area near Seattle, known for storm skiing, bowls, trees, I-90 access, and local cult status.
Skiing at Alpental
Alpental is a ski resort in Washington, United States. Use NEU Ski Maps to explore 24 slopes, 5 lifts, 9.6 km of ski slopes, 3D maps, webcams, weather forecasts and trail maps.
- 24 slopes
- 5 lifts
- 9.6 km of ski slopes
Why ski Alpental
Alpental is the Seattle expert's storm-day magnet: steep bowls, trees, chair-two lore, fast I-90 access, and a compact layout that can feel serious when the Cascades turn on.
Best for: Seattle expert laps, storm skiing, steep Cascades terrain
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many slopes does Alpental have?
- Alpental has 24 slopes covering 9.63 km of ski terrain.
- How much does a day pass cost at Alpental?
- A day pass at Alpental costs $89 (December – April season).
- What is the elevation of Alpental?
- Alpental ranges from 753 m to 1710 m altitude, giving a vertical drop of 957 m.
- When is Alpental open?
- Alpental is open from December – April, with lift hours 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM.
- Why ski at Alpental?
- Alpental is the Seattle expert's storm-day magnet: steep bowls, trees, chair-two lore, fast I-90 access, and a compact layout that can feel serious when the Cascades turn on.
- What is Alpental best for?
- Alpental is ideal for: Seattle expert laps, storm skiing, steep Cascades terrain.
- What should I know before visiting Alpental?
- Check Alpental-specific lift status, avalanche control, road conditions, and parking, because it often operates differently from the other Summit areas.
- Is Alpental good for families?
- Yes, Alpental is rated as child-friendly, making it a great choice for families with children.
- Does Alpental offer night skiing?
- Yes, Alpental offers night skiing, allowing you to ski after dark on illuminated slopes.
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