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Contact Info
3311 Flowery Trail Road
P.O. Box 166
Chewelah, WA 99109

Toll-Free:
866-376-4949
Phone:
509-935-6649
Snow Report:
509-880-9208
Basics
Skiable Acres:
2,325 acres
Vertical Drop:
1851 feet
Summit Elevation:
5,774 feet (1760 m)

Description

Those who have always assumed that 49° North Mountain Resort is a small family-owned and operated ski area located 50 miles North of Spokane, WA are realizing that we have quickly become one of the largest ski and snowboard resorts in the State of Washington.

Even with over 2,300 acres of some of the finest terrain the Northwest has to offer, we still maintain our up-close and personal family-oriented approach to customer service.

Summit Elevation: 5,774 feet.

Hours + Prices

Hours

Fri - Tue: 9am - 3:30pm/4pm

Season:
November - April

Amenities

Mountain Stats

Mountain
Skiable Acres:
2,325 acres
Average Snowfall:
301 inches
Base Elevation:
3923 feet
Summit Elevation:
5,774 feet (1760 m)
Vertical Drop:
1851 feet
Lifts and Runs
Lift Capacity:
4600 per hour
Number of Lifts:
6 Lifts
Longest Run:
13,200 feet (4023 m)
Total Runs:
68 Runs

1 Surface Lift, 4 Double Chairs, 1 Quad

Terrain Park(s)
Features:
Half Pipe

Map + Directions

Basic Directions

From Spokane

Take US Hwy 395 north from Spokane to Chewelah. Follow access road to 49 North

Customizable Directions


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