Summit West
THE PLACE TO LEARN
Where Seattle learns to ski and snowboard! Known for its convenient family fun and great learning terrain by day, Summit West truly comes to life at night. Whether it's fresh corduroy or fresh pow, West is the only place in the Pacific Northwest where you can catch first tracks midweek after work or school.
AT A GLANCE
Area Summary
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3Beginner Surface Lifts -
2Double Chairs -
1Triple Chair -
2Quad Chairs
Last Updated: Thursday, 10:13 AM
Lift Status
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Open
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Hold
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Closed
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Delayed
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Little Thunder Chair Open 09:00 - 16:00
Pacific Crest Chair Open 09:00 - 16:00
West Upper Carpet Open 09:00 - 16:00
Wildside Chair Open 09:00 - 16:00
Dodge Ridge Chair
Julie's Chair
West Lower Carpet
West Middle Carpet
Last Updated: Thursday, 10:13 AM
Trail Status
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Open
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Hold
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Closed
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Delayed
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Groomed
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Night Skiing
Summit West
Julie's
Little Thunder
Big Bill
Dodge Ridge
Easy Rider
Lower Thunderbird
Lower Wildside
360 Bowl
Beaver Lake
Freeriders
Thunderbird
Thunderbolt
Upper Wildside
West to Central Upper
West to Central Lower
Learn to Ski or Ride at Summit West
Kids Club Lesson
For ages 4-12, Kids Club at Summit West is all about having fun in a friendly group environment while developing the essential skills to ski or snowboard.
Dining at Summit West
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Timberwolf Bar & Grill
Come in for the Bloody Mary and massive shareable Nachos, stay for the cozy fire and craft beers. The T-Wolf's large dining area includes table service and a slopeside view. -
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Stan's Café
Serving up juicy burgers, chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, fries, and other grilled items as well as grab-n-go salads and snacks. You'll also find espresso & hot cocoa just inside Stan's to reenergize and warm your soul. -
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Big Air BBQ
Big Air offers a bounty of quick menu options, including bbq platters that you can wash down with bottled Coca-Cola products or your favorite beer. Hang out in the mini beer garden and enjoy! -
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Pizza on the Run
Quick and quality! Great grab-n-go slices and snacks or treat the whole crew to a full pie.