“One of our most vibrant social groups is the Mt. Spokane Prime Timers, for those aged 55 and older,” says Kayler. Prime Timers membership is currently available for $45, which includes a range of benefits. “The program continues to expand, now boasting nearly 250 members,” she says. The Prime Timers gather every Wednesday to enjoy […]
Leading up to this likely big season, Mt. Spokane maintenance staff have been hard at work enhancing glades, mowing, and performing run maintenance that will allow the ski area to continue to improve grooming and create smooth ski surfaces. Read this article on Out There Outdoors!
This winter, the introduction of a new handle tow lift with a 692-ft. rope length and a top speed of almost 400 feet per minute will make the Mt. Spokane Terrain Park genuinely exceptional, says Mt. Spokane’s Jodi Kayler. Read this article on Out There Outdoors!
Mt. Spokane’s gift cards can be used for most Mt. Spokane purchases, including lift tickets, lessons, rentals, food and drinks. Give the gift of skiing or snowboarding this Christmas! Read this article on Out There Outdoors!
Lookout Pass puts on some of the most creative events around, from the Cardboard Box Derby in the spring to the Kids Snow Bowling & MTN Brewfest (Jan. 26), where parents compete with their kids used as bowling balls! Check Skilookout.com/events for the full calendar as event details firm up this fall. Read this article
Lookout Pass takes pride in providing an affordable gateway for people to learn to ski and snowboard, and one of the most budget-friendly options is the mountain’s learn to ski or snowboard in three days program. The Learn to Ski/Ride in 3 Days program is an all-inclusive package for kids, teens, or adults that comes
Lookout Pass is celebrating 90 years this season with the added notoriety of being the oldest ski area in Idaho. (Sun Valley had the first lift, but Lookout was the first ski area to open.) With that kind of legacy, many small upgrades are made every year that make a big difference on the quality
With the number of powder days Lookout typically gets, the parking lot has been growing increasingly crowded in recent years on peak days, something Lookout plans to mitigate this season with the addition of another 150 parking spots. The whole lot also received a re-surfacing makeover for a smoother parking experience. Read this article on
Lookout Pass has been getting dialed for the likely quality season with a host of improvements. “We’ve mowed the whole front and back side of the mountain with the exception of a few of the steeper areas so that we can open with less snow,” says Sawyer. The mower takes brush down to about six
Lookout has some great deals this season, including two-for-one lift tickets for just $75 on Thursdays (excluding holiday periods). If you have a pass from another mountain (anywhere in the world!), Lookout also offers a half-priced “Golden Ticket” valid Mondays-Thursdays (excluding holiday periods). Anyone can also save $5 on a lift ticket when making a
