White Pass Ski Area
Naches, Washington
White Pass Ski Area has no fresh snow on the slopes today. Today's forecast is overcast, with a high near 15°C and a low around 7°C. The resort is currently closed for the season. It sits in the Cascade Range, with 609 m · 2,000 ft of vertical drop. White Pass Ski Area typically opens around November 25 and closes around April 20.
Snow forecast
Today · SatOvercast
15° / 7° °CNo snow
Through the day
Morning9°No snow
9°No snowMidday14°No snow
14°No snowAfternoon14°No snow
14°No snow
See the full 10-day snow forecast for White Pass Ski Area — powder days, hourly surface conditions, and more.
Unlock in Snow DaysElevation
- Base elevation
- 1,372 m · 4,500 ft
- Summit · White Pass Ski Area
- 1,981 m · 6,500 ft
- Vertical drop
- 609 m · 2,000 ft
- Mountain range
- Cascade Range
Lifts & season
- Typical season
- November 25 – April 20
Season passes
Indy Pass
White Pass Ski Area is included on Indy Pass. Check the pass website for blackout dates and how many days it covers here.
Parking
Paid parking
Insider tips: arrive early for close parking weekends/holidays. Day lot free/$ not explicit. Lot C is reservation RV overnight with published rates (not day skier).
Frequently asked
- When does White Pass Ski Area open for the season?
- White Pass Ski Area typically opens around November 25 and closes around April 20. Exact dates shift each year with the snowpack.
- Is White Pass Ski Area open right now?
- White Pass Ski Area is currently closed for the season.
- Is there parking at White Pass Ski Area?
- Yes — White Pass Ski Area has parking. Parking is paid. No reservation is required.
- Is White Pass Ski Area on the Indy Pass?
- Yes — White Pass Ski Area is included on Indy Pass. Check the pass website for blackout dates and how many days it covers here.
- Where is White Pass Ski Area and how high is it?
- White Pass Ski Area is a ski resort in Naches, Washington, in the Cascade Range. Its base sits at 1,372 m · 4,500 ft, rising to a summit of 1,981 m · 6,500 ft at White Pass Ski Area, giving a vertical drop of 609 m · 2,000 ft.