Washington
         

Washington Ski Areas 

         
    Mount Baker    
   

   
    Winter Splendor on Mount Baker, Washington.  Kulshin Ridge and Mt.Baker, Washington.  10,750 ft. high Mt. Baker lies in the heart of the Cascade mountains, 20 miles south of the Canadian border.  It is the Northernmost of the Cascades dormant volcanic cones.  Eternally snow-clad, it is visible over teh entire Puget Sound area.  A hard-surfaced highway leads to the Mt. Baker recreation area at Mt. Baker Lodge.  The area is open year round.    
Deer Park
       
    Lower Ski Area, Deer Park, WA    
Hurricane Ridge
   

   
    Hurricane Ridge, WA SKIERS ON HURRICANE RIDGE.  A winter fairyland on Olympic National Park.  Excellent lodge facilities are operated by National Park Concessions winter and summer.  This beautiful vacation area is accessible by means of a newly constructed modern highway.  Less than an hour's drive from Port Angeles, Wash.    
    Mission Ridge    
       
    Mission Ridge.  This view is from "the Top" of Mission Ridge and overlooks 2500 acres of the Northwest's Finest Skiing-Mission Ridge is 12 Miles from Wenatchee, Washington and has a verticle rise of 2140 feet.    
         
    Mt. Pilchuck    

Skiing on Mt. Pilchuck  
         
    Mt. Rainier    

 

 
Skiing on Mazama Ridge, Rainier National Park, Washington,  America's Greatest Ski Terrain is to be found in Paradise Valley.  This Mountain glacier wonderland offers a wealth of ski trails over an immense area of hills and valleys, to points of outstanding scenic beauty.    
MOUNT RAINIER IN WINTER. This skier's paradise is accessible to the motorist throughout the winter. Herringbone, Ski Trail Tatooth Range in backgroung, Rainier National Park.
 

 

 
     
Ski Lift at MT. Rainier, WA.       Lang Going Down, Rainier National Park
Mount Shuksan
       
         
Mount Spokane
       
    Mt. Spokane, Washington.  Greetings from the State of Washington.  The view on this card is one of the many scenes in the State Parks of Washington.  For information as to the locations and attractions of our parks write to the Director of State Parks and Recreation Commission, Lwegislative Building, Olympia, Washington    
    Snoqualmie    
 

 
Ski Acres, Snoqualmie Pass, Washington Night skiing is the newesr sport of ski fans.  Newly developed Mercury Vapor lights make the many beautiful machine-packed ski runs available for the pleasures of skiers far into the night.  With its three chair lifts, T-bar and many rope tows.  Ski Acres is one of the Northwest's most popular ski resorts.   SNOQUALMIE SUMMIT SKI-WASHINGTON Just a short drive from Seattle on the top of Snoqualmie Pass is one of the world's finest and most beautiful ski facilities.  Guy Peak is prominent in the background.

 

 

 

   The Northwest’s newest and finest ski area located at Snoqualmie Pass on U.S. Highway # 10. Located at Ski Acres is the only chair lift in the Puget Sound Ski area-2680 feet long with a rise of 850 feet.

 

 

 
 

 

 		  

 

Snoqualmie Pass on U.S. Highway # 10. The only chair lift in the Puget Sound Ski area-2680 feet long with a rise of 850 feet.

 Summit, Snoqualmie Pass In Winter
    Steven's Pass    
   
Ski Course - Stevens Pass - Wash       Chair lift- Stevens Pass.  One of the longest and highest lifts in the west makes this area a paradise for lovers of winter sport.
       
    Skiers at Stevens Pass.  Parking is often at a premium at this favorite ski area in Washington.  Numerous ski tows and varied terrain make this a popular spot during the long season.

 

    
    White Pass    
   
White Pass Ski Area, on White Pass Summit. 100 feet from all-weather, cross-state highway No. 5, best snow west of Yakima Wash.  offers the very best snow cover on the most varied terrain.  Skiing is from November to May.  Summer chair lift rides from July to October.   Mount Rainer from White Pass.  This view, taken from the top of White Pass ski lift, shows the mountain at its best.  This is a favorite recreational area from both eastsiders and westsiders   Skiing at White Pass with modern lodge and chair lift facilities offers pleasure to the popular Washington State winter sport.  White Pass summit is near the southeast corner of Mt. Rainier National Park and 50 miles west of Yakima.
       
         

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