Crystal Mountain Ski Resort Guide

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Crystal Mountain Ski Resort Guide

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Slope Stats

2137m
945m
1192m

Acres of ski:2600
Pistes:53
Snowmaking:2%
Halfpipes:1
Terrain Parks:-
X-Country:-

beginner11%
intermediate54%
advanced35%

Crystal Mountain is the largest ski resort in Washington State with a total of 2,600 acres and over 50 named runs. Puget Sound skiers and riders flock to the slopes during the winter months to enjoy breath-taking views of Mt. Rainier and to ride some of the best terrain in Washington State, only 2 hours away from Seattle in the heart of the Cascade Mountains. Crystal also operates the Mt. Rainier gondola for scenic rides during the summer so that guests can enjoy the beautiful views of Mt. Rainier all year long.

Travel

Nearest Airport:Seatle
Nearest Train Station:Tacoma
Tourist Office Phone:+13606632265
Tourist Office Website:www.skicrystal.com/
Slopeside accommodation:yes

Lifts

Season opens:29 Nov 2019
Season closes:19 Apr 2020
Lifts:11 (10 chair lifts, 1 surface lifts)

Latest Snow Reportview full snow report

Issued:9 Dec
Last Snowfall:7 December 2019
Snow Depth (upper):
38
cm
Snow Depth (lower):
30
cm
Piste:Packed powder or groomed snow
Off-piste:-

Today’s Weather (1664 m)view full snow forecast

AM	5	3 °C	F-Level 2400 m
PM	0	4 °C	F-Level 2550 m
night	5	3 °C	F-Level 2650 m

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Crystal Mountain Location Maps

(Also see our detailed Weather Map around Crystal Mountain, which will give you visual overview of current and future snow conditions)

Visitor Reviews of Crystal Mountain

Aaron from United States writes:

Crystal is a skiers mountain. The amenities, the access to the hill, the parking, are all pretty mediocre. If you want to take 3 laps, complain about the lines, go get lunch for 90 minutes, take 4 more laps and call it a day, Crystal is not a great place for that. But if what you like to do is ski, a lot, especially on rowdy terrain, then Crystal is for you. The snow is plentiful, there is significantly more alpine and sub-alpine than anywhere else in Washington, and a lot of exciting, challenging terrain.

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