Weather & Conditions

Monday, April 8, 5:00am

Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park is closed for the 2023-2024 winter season.

We closed out the slopes with a beautiful spring day and good conditions.

The weather has been challenging in the early part of the season to say the least! Our season total was 168.25 inches of snow, however the early season warm weather, rain and wind created low conditions.

Instead of closing, our team stepped up to the challenge with creative solutions to keep the mountain open. Moving snow, switching lifts, slightly changing schedules, it all came together to keep the lifts rolling and the community able to ski and ride, plus continue the tradition of instructing our future skiers and snowboarders.

This mountain is home. As a nonprofit dedicated to providing a mountain experience for everyone, it was critical that we stayed open for all. And we made it happen! Thanks to the late season snow and cooler, dryer weather, the season ended up exceeding our expectations. We were so glad to have kept things running until the snow arrived at last. We couldn't have done it without our staff, our volunteers, our ski patrol, and our amazing community of skiers and riders. Thank you all for your support this season, and always. See you on the snow!

Coming up:

• The 2024-2025 Winter Season!
• Mount Spokane Summer Programs and Camps
• The Spring Pass Sale is on now! Buy your pass for next year online now. Prices increase on May 31st, so purchase now for the best savings.
• Uphill Travel route is open but unsupported.
  

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