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Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park

The groomed Nordic and alpine venue just north of Spokane — lift-served downhill skiing plus an uphill-travel pass for skinning the resort.

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Uphill Travel

Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park

Uphill access from 7:15am · season pass required · winter

Mt. Spokane

PaidWinter

Skinning the resort needs a valid Uphill Ski Season Pass, though downhill season-pass holders may use the uphill routes without buying a separate one. Access opens at 7:15am — until 3:30pm on operating days and non-operating Tuesdays, and until dusk on non-operating Mondays — with descents held until 9:00am on operating days. Three designated routes: Teakettle (Lodge 1, Hourglass left, then the B-29 cattrack to the summit), Lodge 2 back to Lodge 1, and Northwood (right on Big Timber to Jim’s Gem, then Yellowbrick Road).