CONDITIONS
Source: NOAA / NWS Seattle (SKKW1)|Last updated: Mar 16, 8:29 AM
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34°F, Wind 6 mph
Updated
8:29 AM
Forecast: 8:00 AM
Today
Mon, Mar 16
Rain
8 mph
Tuesday
Tue, Mar 17
Rain
7 mph
Wednesday
Wed, Mar 18
Light Rain
6 mph
Thursday
Thu, Mar 19
Rain
6 mph
Friday
Fri, Mar 20
Rain And Snow
6 mph
Today: Rain
Rain. High near 41°F. Northeast wind around 8 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New precipitation amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible.
Tonight: Rain
Rain. Low around 37°F. Northeast wind 5 to 8 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%.
Tuesday: Rain
Rain. High near 42°F. North northeast wind around 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%.
Tuesday Night: Rain
Rain. Low around 38°F. North wind 5 to 8 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%.
Wednesday: Light Rain
Rain. High near 42°F. North wind around 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%.
Thursday: Rain
Rain. High near 43°F. North wind around 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%.
Friday: Rain And Snow
Rain and snow. High near 42°F. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New snow accumulation of less than one inch possible.
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ROAD CONDITIONS
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NEWS & BLOG
Source: stevenspass.com · Updated Mar 8, 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Stevens Pass.
Check the live conditions section above for real-time weather, snow reports, avalanche alerts, and road conditions updated hourly from NOAA and WSDOT sources. Our system monitors Stevens Pass 24/7 and displays the most current information available.
Stevens Pass is a year-round destination. Winter (Nov-Apr): Skiing, snowboarding, backcountry touring. Summer (Jun-Sep): Hiking, mountain biking, camping, fishing, photography. Spring/Fall: Wildflower viewing, photography, snow camping. See our blog guides for detailed information on each activity.
Peak Skiing: January-February (deepest snow, stable conditions). Spring Skiing: March-April (corn snow, pleasant weather). Peak Hiking: July-August (all trails open, wildflowers). Solitude: September-early October (fewer crowds, excellent conditions). Check live conditions before visiting to understand current weather patterns.
Stevens Pass is located on US Highway 2, approximately 73 miles northeast of Seattle (90 minutes by car) and 55 miles east of Snoqualmie. Winter requires preparation - always check road conditions before driving. Chains are often required; keep them in your vehicle November-April.
Yes! Stevens Pass has terrain for all skill levels. Skiing/Snowboarding: Green runs perfect for learning. We recommend taking a lesson ($75-100). Hiking: Many easy, family-friendly trails under 5 miles. Always bring proper gear and tell someone your plans. Read our beginner guides for detailed preparation advice.
Skiing/Snowboarding: Rent equipment ($50-70/day) or buy ($700-1500 starting). Bring waterproof jacket/pants, base layers, gloves, goggles, helmet. Hiking: Water, snacks, map, first aid, weather-appropriate clothing, sunscreen. Camping: Tent, sleeping bag, stove, bear canister. See our guides for detailed packing lists tailored to each activity.
Our weather data comes directly from NOAA/NWS Seattle (SKKW1) and is updated hourly. Road conditions come from WSDOT. Avalanche advisories come from NWAC. All data is sourced from official government agencies, not forecasting models. However, mountain weather changes rapidly - always check conditions immediately before heading out.
Still have questions? Check our detailed guides or reference our avalanche resources, weather forecasts, and road conditions.
Stevens Pass vs. Other Washington Resorts
How does Stevens Pass compare to other ski resorts in Washington state?
| Feature | Stevens Pass | Snoqualmie | Mission Ridge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Distance from Seattle | 73 miles (90 min) | 50 miles (60 min) | 140 miles (2.5 hrs) |
| Elevation | 5,640 ft | 3,100 ft | 7,120 ft |
| Annual Snowfall | 365+ inches | 300+ inches | 400+ inches |
| Vertical Drop | 2,000 feet | 2,280 feet | 2,146 feet |
| Terrain Variety | Excellent (all levels) | Good (mostly beginner) | Excellent (all levels) |
| Summer Activities | Hiking, biking, camping | Limited | Hiking, biking |
| Backcountry Access | Excellent | Limited | Good |
| Best For | Powder, backcountry, year-round access | Beginners, short trips | Advanced terrain, high elevation |
Why Choose Stevens Pass?
- ✓ Most snow: 365+ inches annually - more consistent than most Washington resorts
- ✓ Accessible: Just 73 miles from Seattle, lowest pass crossing the Cascades
- ✓ Year-round: Winter skiing + summer hiking create a complete recreation destination
- ✓ Backcountry: Unmatched access to wilderness terrain for advanced skiers
- ✓ Community: Passionate, friendly local community of mountain enthusiasts