Compare lift-ticket prices for region’s ski resorts

Washington ski areas

Bluewood: $39

Crystal Mountain: $74

49 Degrees North: $56

Mission Ridge: $59

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Mount Baker: $59

Mount Spokane: $55

Stevens Pass: $67

Summit at Snoqualmie: $66-$74*

White Pass: $63

Idaho ski areas

Schweitzer Mountain: $77

Silver Mountain: $55

Sun Valley: $89-$139*

(Buy online 7 days in advance for 20 percent off)

Tamarack Resort: $69

Oregon ski areas

Mount Bachelor: $92

Mount Hood Meadows:$79 ($77 online)

Mount Hood Skibowl:$51-$54* ($2 discount online)

Timberline: $68-$74*

B.C. ski areas**

Apex Mountain Resort: $78

Big White: $91-$99*

Fernie Alpine Resort: $99.95

Kimberley Alpine Resort: $72.95

Panorama Mountain Village: $92 ($79 online)

Red Mountain:$89 (discounted online)

Silver Star: $92

Sun Peaks: $92

Whistler Blackcomb: $139#

* Higher price applies to peak periods.

**Prices for Canadian resorts are listed in Canadian dollars.

# Washington residents with discount Edge card get lower daily rates, $58-$77 depending on time of season; requires online purchase.

Some prices are subject to tax, and could vary based on weather conditions and the number of lifts open.