Crystal Mountain

2018/19: Crystal Mt. was bought and is now operated by Alterra Mountain Company and became part of the IKON pass.

2016/17: Added two additional snowmaking guns. Improvements to the sundeck. Updated rental fleet.

2015/16: $100,000 investment into snowmaking equipment, mostly for the high traffic areas of the lower mountain and Discovery Meadow.

2014/15: Quicksilver Chair replaced with a fixed-grip quad. Fixed-grip double for Chair 6 (High Campbell Chair), the extra weight makes it more resistant to wind closures. New exploders on Powder Bowl allowing patrol to deliver a 360 degree blast and complete work much earlier and quicker.

2010/11: Brand new 8 passenger Mt. Rainier Gondola. Sasquatch Jib Park opened. New RFID ticketing system.

2007/8: Installation of new fixed grip chairlift from the 4,930' elevation to the top of Northway Peak, elevation 6776'. The Summit House restaurant updated and upgraded to a much nicer facility and is now be a full-service sit down restaurant with a new menu including fresh Northwest fare.

Freestyle

• Number of terrain parks: 1
• Total kickers:
• Total Jibs:
• Park details:
• Number of halfpipes: 0
• Boardercross: false
  

Freeride

• Trees: Yes
• Backcountry: Yes

Facilities

• Night boarding: true
  4pm to 8pm Friday and Saturday nights
• Heliboarding: false
  
• Snowmobiles: false
  

Snow

• Average snow in a season: 9.65
• Snowmaking faciities: 0

Season times

• Season dates: Sat 28 Nov 09-Sun 17 Apr 11
• Winter: Nov to April

• Resort

• Bus: Bus services from Seattle take around 1 3/4 hours. The www.quickshuttle.com costs $60 including lift pass and picks up 7:15 from Seattle or Tacoma. Tel: 1-800-665-2122
• Driving: From Seattle head south on I-5 and exit onto Hwy 164 and then Hwy 410 east to Crystal Mountain. Seattle to resort 76 miles. 1 1/2 hours drive time.
• Flying: Fly to Seattle, which is 76 miles north of Crystal.

• Address: Crystal Mountain Resort 1 Crystal Mtn Blvd. Crystal Mt WA 98022 Tel: 001 (630) 663 2265
• Email: [email protected]