Mt Spokane
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Second highest base elevation in the state at 4,545 feet.
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1,500 feet of vertical and rated 60 percent expert.
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Mt. Hood Meadows has by far the most varied terrain of the Mt. Hood ski areas and is as big as many Western destination resorts.
You'll find high-speed cruisers over three miles long, and nearly a dozen wide-open bowls dropping into expansive, north-facing Heather Canyon.
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Resort base sits at 4,900 feet and the 'village' is currently several big yurts functioning as a day lodge, rental and repair shop, and restaurants.
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With only 20 percent of the mountain geared toward beginners, Silver Mountain is your own private, snow-shellacked Idaho.
Go before everyone else discovers Schweitzer’s 6,400-foot-high Selkirk spine and 1,200 acres of tamarack glades and curvy bowls.
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An underrated Idaho resort.
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There’s no park scene at Crystal, so go for the backcountry access, limitless terrain, and the views of Mount Ranier, which most of the time you’ll have all to yourself.
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