Summit at Snoqualmie Nordic Center
A great mix of Nordic trails near Snoqualmie’s lively downhill ski base areas.
While The Summit at Snoqualmie is best known for downhill skiing, it also boasts 50 kilometers of well-groomed Nordic trails for both classic and skate-skiing. Starting from the Summit Nordic Center near Summit East, the terrain is varied, with most trails rated “more difficult” but still manageable for those comfortable on hills. For advanced skiers, there are even black diamond trails to provide a thrilling challenge. Beginners are also welcome, with lessons and equipment rentals available to help newcomers ease into the sport.
This convenient location near Seattle makes Snoqualmie ideal for groups or families with mixed interests—Nordic skiers can hit the trails while others snowboard, tube, or enjoy downhill skiing nearby.
Distance from Seattle: 60 miles (about a one-hour drive).
Pass details: Full-day passes are $27 for adults and $22 for youths/seniors (9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.). Afternoon passes (noon to 3:30 p.m.) are $23 for adults and $21 for youths/seniors. Kids ski for free.
Equipment rentals: Nordic and skate-ski packages (skis, boots, poles) are available for full or half-day use.
Amenities/other activities: Snowshoeing, tubing, and downhill skiing/snowboarding are all easily accessible.
Challenge level: Mostly intermediate terrain with a few advanced trails for seasoned skiers. Beginners will find it approachable thanks to lessons and rentals at the Nordic Center.
Summit at Snoqualmie Nordic Center
A great mix of Nordic trails near Snoqualmie’s lively downhill ski base areas.
While The Summit at Snoqualmie is best known for downhill skiing, it also boasts 50 kilometers of well-groomed Nordic trails for both classic and skate-skiing. Starting from the Summit Nordic Center near Summit East, the terrain is varied, with most trails rated “more difficult” but still manageable for those comfortable on hills. For advanced skiers, there are even black diamond trails to provide a thrilling challenge. Beginners are also welcome, with lessons and equipment rentals available to help newcomers ease into the sport.
This convenient location near Seattle makes Snoqualmie ideal for groups or families with mixed interests—Nordic skiers can hit the trails while others snowboard, tube, or enjoy downhill skiing nearby.
Distance from Seattle: 60 miles (about a one-hour drive).
Pass details: Full-day passes are $27 for adults and $22 for youths/seniors (9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.). Afternoon passes (noon to 3:30 p.m.) are $23 for adults and $21 for youths/seniors. Kids ski for free.
Equipment rentals: Nordic and skate-ski packages (skis, boots, poles) are available for full or half-day use.
Amenities/other activities: Snowshoeing, tubing, and downhill skiing/snowboarding are all easily accessible.
Challenge level: Mostly intermediate terrain with a few advanced trails for seasoned skiers. Beginners will find it approachable thanks to lessons and rentals at the Nordic Center.
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