Mt. Spokane
Ski & Snowboard Park
Local Mountain. Big Fun.
A big mountain with a true community spirit. Mt. Spokane offers 1,700+ acres, 53 runs, six lifts, tubing, and a terrain park with its own dedicated tow. Ski and ride all day, then keep going under the lights until 9 p.m. with a full 12-hour ski day. Lessons and programs for every age and ability. And as a 100% nonprofit, Mt. Spokane exists to keep skiing accessible, build community, and give the region a mountain to call its own.
29595 N Mt Spokane Park Dr.
Mead, WA 99021
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53 Runs
- 15%
Easiest
- 62%
More Difficult
- 23%
Most Difficult
6 Chairlifts
1 triple, 5 doubles
Surface/Tow
1 handle tow for the terrain park
1 surface lift in the learning area
Night Ski
Open until 9pm
3 Terrain Parks
Mountain Statistics
Summit Elevation: 5,889 feet
Vertical Drop: 2,000 feet
Skiable Terrain: 1,704 acres
53 Runs
- Night Skiing
- Food
- Bar
- Rentals
- Ski School
- Lockers
Notes & Operating Schedule
Anticipated opening: December 5, 2026, weather permitting—with the goal of opening earlier if conditions allow. Starting December 16, Mt. Spokane operates seven days a week, with extended 9am–9pm hours Wednesday–Saturday for the region’s only 12-hour ski days. Located just 28 miles from downtown Spokane, it’s the shortest drive from the city to a full-service ski area. And there’s a lot here: 1,704 acres, 53 runs, 2,000 vertical feet and six lifts, with terrain ranging from gentle beginner slopes and groomers to powder-filled trees and challenging expert runs. Sixteen runs are lit for night skiing, making Mt. Spokane an easy choice for a full day—or just a few laps after work.
Planning to learn or improve? Book Ski & Ride School early. Multiweek programs, Holiday Camps and Club Shred offer a fun way to build skills over time, while group, private and semi-private lessons are available for kids and adults from beginner through advanced. Our Mountain Adventure Club and specialized clinics give more experienced skiers and riders opportunities to push their skills, too. Programs have limited space and popular sessions fill quickly.
Terrain park riders have plenty to explore, with progression terrain plus intermediate and expert jumps, rails, hips and other features. Half Hitch is serviced by the dedicated Handle Tow for quick laps, while Lamonga offers bigger features for experienced riders. Whether you’re brand new to the park or looking for your next challenge, there’s room to progress.
Before heading up, check the Operating Calendar, Weather & Conditions, trail report and webcams for the latest information. Then grab your gear and come see what makes Mt. Spokane a true local mountain: big terrain, a laid-back community vibe and the convenience of being just outside the city.
Upcoming Events
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Programs to help you love winter
Whether you’re new to the sport or a seasoned local, there’s a program to help you spend more time on snow — with discounted lessons, a free ride for 5th graders, professional ski school, and community ski clubs.
Mt. Spokane Frontside Map
Mt. Spokane Backside Map | Northwood
