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Mt.Baker ski area, Northern Cascade Range, Washington
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| | I love skiing at Mt. Baker, lots and lots of great snow and beautiful scenery. says Steve.
This ski resort has an elevation difference of 1,500 feet; Mt.Baker makes the most of it all. No other ski mountain for 58 miles has a more sky-scraping elevation difference. This ski resort gets so much beautiful snow, 54 feet every season, and that is one of the reasons this is such a good ski resort. Mt.Baker is a regular size ski hill with a vertical drop that's around average when you compare it to other ski mountains |
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in the region. Mt.Baker has an average share of challenging ski runs and an average percentage of blue and green slopes. The yearly snowfall is greater than average at this ski mountain. With a totality of 38 runs to ski on; there are ample runs for every capability.
| | You may have to settle for a hotel a bit far away from the main area if you want to stay for the night, but if you don’t have reservations, you might end up slumbering in your car. With the skiing area being 1,000 acres you won't be deficient in skiable area. Getting a little glorious exercise and just hanging out with your skiing buddies are glorious motives to come. There are 8 great ski lifts here, and they are exciting to hitch a ride with. This ski mountain has a good collection of slopes and enough good ski lifts | |
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to serve them all. The Washington peaks in the winter are something you can’t miss if you're keen on snowboarding or skiing. The peaks of the Northern Cascade Range in wintertime are a brilliant snowboarding or skiing destination. The peaks of the Northern Cascade
Range is a view worth seeing. Whether you're skiing or snowboarding, in this general area, you'll encounter lots of ski hills. Winter in the mountains of Washington and the extremely brilliant ski trails make the trip here worthwhile. This ski mountain has a pleasant
pick of ski runs to match all abilities; it won’t leave anyone bored. The snowboarding and the skiing in Washington is a lot of fun the whole snow season. The ski map of Mt.Baker on this web page naturally says a thousand words.
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QUICK STATS
Vertical drop: 1,500 feet
Total Runs: 38
- 31% Expert and Advanced
- 45% Intermediate Runs
- 24% Beginner Runs
Total Lifts: 8
Skiing Area: 1,000 acres
Annual snowfall: 54 feet
Coordinates:
Latitude: 48.857322
Longitude: -121.660143
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Skier and snowboarder reviews of Mt.Baker ski area, Washington:
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| These outdoors activities are available near Mt.Baker ski area. |
| | Ski Areas Near Mt.Baker ski area:
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Stevens Pass, Washington
, 58 miles away
1800 vertical feet
37 runs - 10 lifts
35% Expert & Adv.
54% Intermediate
11% Beginner |
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Alpental, Washington
, 66 miles away
2280 vertical feet
19 runs - 5 lifts
75% Expert & Adv.
22% Intermediate
3% Beginner |
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Summit at Snoqualmie, Washington
, 68 miles away
2280 vertical feet
96 runs - 26 lifts
41% Expert & Adv.
45% Intermediate
14% Beginner |
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Crystal Mountain, Washington
, 88 miles away
3100 vertical feet
50 runs - 11 lifts
35% Expert & Adv.
54% Intermediate
11% Beginner |
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Mount Seymour, British Columbia
, 92 miles away
1083 vertical feet
runs - lifts
0% Expert & Adv.
0% Intermediate
0% Beginner |
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| | Whitewater Near Mt.Baker ski area:
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Ruth Creek, Whatcom
County
, 3 miles away, Class -blank- - 3.5 miles long (Mt. Baker Wilderness Area to confluence with Nooksack River) |
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Nooksack River - North Fork, Whatcom
County
, 8 miles away, Class V - 4 miles long (Mt. Baker Wilderness to Nooksack Falls) |
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Baker River, Whatcom
County
, 9 miles away, Class II - 2.7 miles long (North Cascades National Park to Baker Lake) |
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