| Mt. Baker Lodge |
Winter & Spring: Mount Baker Lodge is located adjacent to the Mount Baker Ski Area with its nine chairlifts and many downhill runs. The area is noted for its early snowfalls, deep winter snowpack, and late-season skiing. Backcountry ski touring in the surrounding hills -- to destinations such as Artist Point, Table Mountain, and Herman Saddle -- is especially good in the spring. The lodge has a breathtaking view of Mount Shuksan and is only a five-minute walk from the lifts.
Summer & Fall: Located within walking distance of several easy-to-moderate hikes and within driving distance of some 20 additional hikes, Mt. Baker Lodge is a perfect location for your summer and fall hiking enjoyment. Hikes are available for all ages and abilities. The abundance of wildflowers in mid-summer and red huckleberry bushes and vine maples in the fall provide an excellent opportunity for photographers and naturalists. Come and stay at Baker Lodge, and enjoy the beauty of the North Cascades. - Stay at the Baker Lodge! Click the button to browse upcoming dates.
For more information please see the Mt. Baker Lodge website.
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| Meany Lodge |
| The oldest of The Mountaineers lodges, Meany is located near Stampede Pass on a ridge above the Yakima River and surrounded by national forest land, away from the throngs at commercial ski areas. The lodge has private ski slopes with four packed runs for novice and intermediate downhill skiers, plus some extremely challenging unpacked runs for advanced and expert skiers, for a total of 32 downhill runs. Cross-country trails wind for miles through the surrounding forest with destinations such as Stampede Pass, the weather station, and Mount Frances.
Group and private lessons with Meany's PSIA ski school are available for all ages and levels of downhill, cross-country, telemark and snowboard.
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For more information please see the Meany Lodge website.
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Stevens Lodge
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| The comfortable and spacious Stevens Lodge is located right next to a great downhill area with 11 chairlifts, groomed slopes, and lighted night skiing. The lodge's 4,100-foot elevation creates the excellent snow conditions for which the area is famous. From the lodge door, you can ski down to the nearest chairlift with little effort, and from the Brooks or Barrier Skyline Express lifts you can return to the lodge - a great situation for any skier or snowboarder. Backcountry skiers have a variety of interesting tours nearby. The Nordic Center in Mill Valley features 30 kilometers of groomed, double tracks with a skating lane. The lodge is open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday during the ski season as well as extra days on holidays and midweeks. Check the Go Guide for details.
- Stay at the Stevens Lodge! Click the button to browse upcoming dates.
For more information please see the Stevens Lodge website.
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Kitsap Cabin
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| Built in 1918 by Mountaineers volunteers, Kitsap Cabin is located approximately seven miles west of downtown Bremerton in unincorporated Kitsap County. The 20-acre property is also the home of the Forest Theatre and several utility buildings. It is owned by The Mountaineers and is listed on the Washington Heritage Register as an historically significant site. A dedicated group of Mountaineers volunteers works to operate, maintain and preserve this property and its heritage. Visit the Kitsap Cabin website for more information and directions.
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Snoqualmie Campus
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| Snoqualmie Campus is celebrating more than 65 years in the Snoqualmie Pass area! The Snoqualmie Campus offers 77 acres of wooded alpine slopes and meadows for year-round camping and outdoor events. The campus is open for scheduled member and group rentals. Please send inquiries to snoqualmieproperty@yahoo.com or call 425-434-6177.
We currently have power, water and flushing toilets to support campus activities. Your donations of cash, material and labor will help the campus committee recover from the loss of the lodge by a fire in May 2006. The Snoqualmie Campus Committee is looking for interested volunteers to join the group or to help on a work party - help us grow and plan for the future!
For more information please visit the Snoqualmie Campus website.
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