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Schweitzer

Sandpoint, Idaho

Schweitzer has no fresh snow on the slopes today. Today's forecast is mainly clear, with a high near 16°C and a low around 8°C. The resort is currently closed for the season. It sits in the Selkirk Mountains, with 723 m · 2,370 ft of vertical drop. Schweitzer typically opens around November 25 and closes around April 10.

Mainly Clear
Mainly Clear
16° / °CNo snow
Morning10°No snow
Midday14°No snow
Afternoon16°No snow

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1,220 m · 4,000 ft
1,943 m · 6,370 ft
723 m · 2,370 ft
Selkirk Mountains
November 25April 10
Ikon Pass

Schweitzer is included on Ikon Pass. Check the pass website for blackout dates and how many days it covers here.

Lift tickets
Paid parking
Lakeview Lot Fri–Sun & holidays (after 11am)
$25 / day

Winter: free parking at Gateway (Village Lane), Fall Line, and roundabout; Lakeview complimentary midweek and $25 Fri–Sun & holidays after 11am (Paid Parking section). Free Red Barn SPOT Bus shuttle to Village strongly recommended. Free Fall Line→Village shuttle when directed lower. Underground lodging garage $25/night Selkirk (included for Humbird/Whitepine/5 Needles)—lodging, not day rate. Free self-contained RV at fire-station lot (max 3 nights).

When does Schweitzer open for the season?
Schweitzer typically opens around November 25 and closes around April 10. Exact dates shift each year with the snowpack.
Is Schweitzer open right now?
Schweitzer is currently closed for the season.
Is there parking at Schweitzer?
Yes — Schweitzer has parking. Parking is paid — Lakeview Lot Fri–Sun & holidays (after 11am) costs $25 / day. No reservation is required.
Is Schweitzer on the Ikon Pass?
Yes — Schweitzer is included on Ikon Pass. Check the pass website for blackout dates and how many days it covers here.
Where is Schweitzer and how high is it?
Schweitzer is a ski resort in Sandpoint, Idaho, in the Selkirk Mountains. Its base sits at 1,220 m · 4,000 ft, rising to a summit of 1,943 m · 6,370 ft at Schweitzer Mountain, giving a vertical drop of 723 m · 2,370 ft.
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