White Pass Ski Area
White Pass Ski Area, just to the southwest of Mount Rainier National Park, offers both alpine and cross-country skiing.
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White Pass Ski Area Details
White Pass Ski Area, just to the southwest of Mount Rainier National Park, offers both alpine and cross-country skiing. There are 45 skiable runs, 80 percent of which are suitable for beginner and intermediate skiers. The Nordic Center offers over 11 miles of groomed, double track trails through the Wenatchee and the Gifford Pinchot National Forests. There are six chairlifts, which reach the summit at 6,500 feet. Base elevation of the mountain is at 4,500 feet.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around White Pass Ski Area
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9.5 mi away
Route 123
State Route 123 enters the park at its southeast corner, where it leads directly to the Ohanapecosh region.
10.8 mi away
Ohanapecosh
Ohanapecosh, one of five developed areas in the park, is located three miles north of the park's southeast boundary.
10.8 mi away
Hot Springs Nature Trail
This easy .4-mile trail, which gains less than 100 feet in elevation, is perfect for families with small kids.
10.8 mi away
Ohanapecosh Visitor Center
The Ohanapecosh Visitor Center stays open from late May to early October.
10.8 mi away
Life Systems Trail
This easy .5-mile loop trail cuts through quiet forests with Douglas fir and hemlock trees looming overhead.
