FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:
Holly Lippert, communications manager
425.434.6750
425.434.6712 (fax)
email: Holly@summitI90.com

Snoqualmie Pass, Wash. November 29th , 2007– The Summit at Snoqualmie, located less than an hour east of downtown Seattle, has completed the formation of the management team that will guide the operations for the 2007-2008 winter season.

Dan Brewster - General Manager
Guy Lawrence - Director of Marketing and Sales
Lou Dillinger - Director of Base Services
Teri Hontas - Director of Human Resources
Jim Georgeson - Director of Mountain Operations
Dave Beckwith - Director of Snowsports
Josh Jorgensen - Director of Food & Beverage
Trevor Kostanich – Director of Planning
Sharon Allyn – Director of Ticketing Services

PHYSICAL/SHIPPING ADDRESS:
1001, State Route 906
Snoqualmie Pass, WA 98068

MAILING ADDRESS:
P.O. Box 1068
Snoqualmie Pass, WA 98068

PHONE: Administration (425) 434-7669
               SnowLine (206) 236-1600

WEBSITE: www.summitatsnoqualmie.com

LOCATION: 52 miles East of Seattle, Washington, via Interstate 90

PARENT COMPANIES: Boyne USA, Inc., operator and lease holder,
                                         CNL Income Properties, Inc., owner of assets

WINTER SEASON: Typically, early December to mid-April

WINTER HOURS OF OPERATION: Open daily 9:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Monday thru Saturday; open 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. on Sunday

AVERAGE ANNUAL SNOWFALL: 435 inches per year

ELEVATION: Lowest Base elevation: 2,610 feet at Summit East
                       Highest Top elevation: 5,420 feet at Alpental
                       Longest Vertical drop: 2,280 feet at Alpental

TRAILS: 96 trails (Nordic included)

ACREAGE: 1,916

LIFTS:         High Speed Quads    2
                    Quad Chairlifts    2
                    Triple Chairlifts    4
                    Double Chairlifts    11
                    Carpet Style Conveyor Lifts    3
                    Rope Tow    3
                    Handle Tow    3

Total uphill capacity: 33,990 people per hour

TERRAIN PARKS: Summit Central features a top-to-bottom terrain park, named Central Park, off of the Central Express High Speed Quad Chairlift. Central park is home to the best superpipe in Washington. For new terrain park users, Summit Central features the Greenhorn Acres Progression Park with small snow and jib features. Summit West features West 52nd Terrain Park for experienced park users and West Greenhorn Progression Park for those just starting out.

TRANSPORTATION: The Summit at Snoqualmie is easily accessible from Seattle, WA, via Interstate 90. All major airlines serve Sea-Tac International Airport in Seattle.

LODGING: Lodging is available at the base of the Summit West ski area at the independently owned and operated Summit Lodge, an 82-room property built in 1989. Call (425) 434-6300 for reservations.

SKI AND SNOWBOARD SCHOOL: Contact The Summit Learning Center at 425-434 6700

NEW IMPROVEMENTS FOR 2007-2008:

• Expanded and remodeled food and beverage area at Summit Central
• Creation of the Brown Bear Village at Alpental (interactive area for ski school participants)
• Over 350 pairs of new rental skis added
• Additional Burton Learn To Ride Equipment in rental shops
• New men’s restroom at Summit Central
• Alpental road repairs
• Summer slope grooming improvements to provide better daily slope conditions
• New rail features in Summit Central’s signature terrain park
• Earthwork in Summit Central’s signature terrain park
• New roof at Summit West’s Alpenhaus

EVENT CALENDAR: (dates subject to change)

November 10- Rome’s Premature Jibulation- New!

December 29- Jib This!

January 19- Burton Chill’s Rain City Rail Jam

January 26- Greenhorn Games- New!

February 2- Snowrider Superpipe Classic

February 16- Volcom Peanut Butter & Rail Jam

February 23- Holy Oly Revival

February 27- Smith Limo Jam

March 1- Forum Droppin’ Bombs- New!

March 8- Oakley Uprising

March 15- Planet Earth’s Shop Wars

March 29- Shut Up and Snowskate