Powderlines

Washington’s best backcountry tours

Finding the best place to backcountry ski or splitboard can be difficult. Our goal is to make it easier to find great backcountry tours.

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Mt. St. Helens

Distance: 12 miles Elevation gain: 6,348 feet Highest elevation: 8,365 feet Starting elevation: 2,528 feet

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Paradise

Distance: 10 miles Elevation gain: 4,600 feet Highest elevation: 10,080 feet Starting elevation: 5,383 feet

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Kendall Ridge

Distance: 4 miles Elevation gain: 2,000 feet Highest elevation: 5,597 feet Starting elevation: 2,981 feet

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Skyline Ridge

Distance: 3 miles Elevation gain: 1,340 feet Highest elevation: 5,400 feet Starting elevation: 4,060 feet

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We’re just getting started so we only have two tours posted. If you’re interested in submitting any more tours or additional GPX tracks to help others find great places to backcountry ski or snowboard in Washington please shoot us an email.