What to do

Alpine Skiing

North Cascades has some of the most spectacular scenery and best skiing and snowboarding conditions known to man. A wide panorama of snowy surfaces indulge every wintery whim. Historic lodges, ski and rental shops.

Loup Loup Ski Bowl
1,240 vertical feet with 10 cut runs on Little Buck Mtn approx. 300 acres

Ski Reports (866) 699.5334 • www.skitheloup.com

Sitzmark Ski Area
Total of 80 acres of skiable terrain with an elevation of 4300 feet at the base and 4,950 feet at the top.

Snow Reports (509) 485.3323 • www.skisitzmark.org

Heli-Skiing

Within its 300,000-acre permit area on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, North Cascade Heli can access a vast number of runs starting at altitudes between 7,000 to 9,000 feet. The vertical drop on their designated runs ranges from 1,500 feet to 4,000 feet. The terrain is an amazing potpourri of open bowls, steep glades and excellent tree skiing surrounded by immense granite cliffs and spires.
North Cascade Heli
509.996.3272 • www.heli-ski.com

Carve up the mountain and catch some air in the North Cascades! Okanogan Country has the perfect climate for powder skiing under blue skies. With hundreds of miles of groomed runs and thousands of vertical feet, Okanogan Country offers up the best alpine skiing the Pacific Northwest has to offer. Local ski lodges provide ski and snowboard rentals and delicious homemade food. Partnerships with the US Forest Service provide avid powder buffs with unparalleled access to the scenic backcountry of North Central Washington. More than a dozen sno parks are open for a days adventure on unmarked slopes. End your day of skiing in the sunshine with après skiing shows, dining, and seasonal festivities!