The Summit at Snoqualmie Snow Report

WASHINGTON / THE SUMMIT AT SNOQUALMIE

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Snow & Ski Conditions The Summit at Snoqualmie

The The Summit at Snoqualmie snow report for Feb 12 is a 47" base depth with 5 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"1"1"4"0"

Base

47"
N.A.

Depth vs Average

78%
vs average of 60" on Feb 12
Snow Reporter Comments: Wednesday, February 11, 2026Good Day,Looks like today's a rinse-and-repeat from yesterday, blue skies and fresh groomers over at Summit West. Temps pushed into the mid-40s at the pass yesterday afternoon, so it's got a definite spring feel out there. We'll take it while we wait for winter to remember where it parked.Groomers are still the move today. Overnight temps cooled just enough for the crew to get a bit more corduroy down, so you should have some nice, smooth turns early.Off-trail is still pretty variable. Thin spots, firm patches, and some funky snow out there, so keep your head up and pick your lines. A fresh wax job wouldn't hurt either.Once the light fog at pass level burns off, expect sun and mellow temps. Word on the street is there's snow in the forecast, might be time for a snow dance or a little offering to Ullr. Goggle Maven's call: dark lenses or sunglasses today.Uphill Travel UpdateUphill travel passholders can use routes at closed areas any day of the week until they reopen. Once they do, peak day and holiday blackout periods will be back in effect. You can check the website or the Summit App before you head out.Thin Cover - Use Extra CautionTake it easy out there! Coverage is still thin on the mountain. Always look ahead, moderate your speed, and watch for marked and unmarked hazards, including abrupt depressions and openings in the snowpack.
Lifts Open
5/19 open
Runs Open
12/64 open
Beginner Runs Open
11%
Intermediate Runs Open
12%
Advanced Runs Open
5%

Resort Overview

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Apr 19
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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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