Flow State Resort Guide
Pick a region, then pick a mountain.
Start with the region you can actually get to, then compare resorts inside it.
Start with the region you can actually get to, then compare resorts inside it. Conditions, lift status and pricing stay with the resorts, so we link out rather than restate them.
Browse by region
Every mountain we track, in the region it belongs to. A mountain only gets its own Flow State page once we have enough verified detail to be useful, so the rest link straight to the resort's own site.
USA / Pacific Northwest
Mountains we track in this region, in our own order. Commercial relationships never change this order.
Washington State, United States
Mt Baker
Deep snow and serious terrain, for skiers and snowboarders willing to cross the border.
Washington State, United States
Crystal Mountain
Washington's largest ski area, with big terrain under Mount Rainier.
Washington State, United States
Stevens Pass
Cascade pass mountain on Highway 2, with front and back side terrain.
Washington State, United States
The Summit at Snoqualmie
Four connected areas on I-90, with extensive night skiing.
Washington State, United States
White Pass
South Cascades mountain with a quiet basin and long season.
Washington State, United States
Mission Ridge
Dry, sunny east-slope snow above Wenatchee.
Washington State, United States
49 Degrees North
Wide, gladed terrain north of Spokane.
Washington State, United States
Mt Spokane Ski and Snowboard Park
Non-profit hill close to Spokane, with night skiing.
Washington State, United States
Bluewood
Small tree-skiing hill in the Blue Mountains of southeast Washington.
Oregon, United States
Mt Hood Meadows
The largest ski area on Mount Hood, with varied lift-served terrain.
Oregon, United States
Timberline Lodge
High on Mount Hood, with the longest season in the region.
Oregon, United States
Mt Hood Skibowl
Steep lower-mountain terrain and the largest night skiing in the country.
Oregon, United States
Mt Bachelor
A volcano skiable in every direction, above Bend.
Oregon, United States
Willamette Pass
Compact Cascade hill south of Eugene with steep lower pitches.
Oregon, United States
Anthony Lakes
Small, high hill in the Elkhorns of eastern Oregon.
Idaho, United States
Schweitzer
Two big bowls above Lake Pend Oreille in the Idaho Panhandle.
Idaho, United States
Silver Mountain Resort
Reached by a long gondola from Kellogg, Idaho.
Idaho, United States
Lookout Pass
Straddles the Idaho and Montana line on I-90, with reliable snowfall.