Mt Baker Ski Area
Cascade Range, United States
Snow reliability
Quick Facts
- Country
- United States
- Region
- Cascade Range
- Base altitude
- 1,067m
- Peak altitude
- 1,542m
- Total pistes
- 40 km
- Total lifts
- 10
- Season
- November 22 to April 12
- Ski pass
- local
- Nearest airport
- Bellingham International (BLI), 1h transfer
- Snow reliability
- 9/10
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The closest major airport is Bellingham International (BLI), with a ~1h transfer to the resort.
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Estimated costs for 2 travelers, 7 nights, Mid-range · via Bellingham International (BLI)
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About Mt Baker Ski Area
Mt Baker Ski Area holds the world record for the most snowfall recorded at a ski resort in a single season — 1,140 inches in 1998-99 — and its position on the northwest flank of the dormant volcano that gives it its name captures enormous quantities of Pacific moisture throughout a season that regularly runs from November into May. Its 1,000 skiable acres are modest in extent but deep in character: tight tree skiing, natural terrain features, and a genuine counter-culture ski atmosphere that has cultivated some of the most technically accomplished all-mountain skiers in North America over the decades. The resort operates no on-mountain lodging and the nearest accommodation is in the valley towns below, which keeps costs manageable and the clientele self-selecting toward those who come specifically for the skiing rather than the resort experience. On a powder day, few places in North America rival it.
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