The Summit at Snoqualmie
Stengt
| Stengt Sesongstart/slutt: 15/12/2019 - 28/04/2020 | |
Høydeforskjell : | 866m - 1178m |
|---|---|
Nedfarter : | 17%|37%| 37%| 10% |
Skiheiser : | 27 |
Heiskort : | fra US$15.00 til US$85.00 Se oversikt over heiskortpriser |
Annonse
Høydeforskjell
- 1178mTopp
- 312mFallmeter
- 866mBunn
Skiheiser
- 0
- 0
- 3
- 3
- 4
- 10
- 7
- 27Total
Nedfarter
Nybegynnerløyper
17%
Lette løyper
37%
Krevende løyper
37%
Ekspertløyper
10%
Nedfarter
112
Terrengparker
5
Kveldskjøring
219 ha
Lengste nedfart
1.2 km
Skiareal
807 ha
Snøproduksjon
2 ha
Snøhistorikk
Viktige datoer
- Planlagt åpning av skisesongPlanlagt avslutning av skisesong15/12/201928/04/2020
- Dager åpent i fjor
120 - Planlagte dager åpent
140 - Eksistert i antall år
83 - Gjennomsnittlig snøfall
1087cm
Bildegalleri: The Summit at Snoqualmie
Kontaktinformasjon
The Summit at Snoqualmie
P.O. Box 1068
98068 Snoqualmie Pass
Washington
USA
Telefon: (425) 434-7669
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