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Where is Lookout Pass ski area?

Lookout Pass Ski Area is the oldest ski area in Idaho and is located on the Idaho Panhandle and Lolo National Forests at the Idaho/Montana state line, roughly halfway between Spokane, Wash. and Missoula, Mont. Access to the area is via Interstate 90, Exit 0. ...

When does Lookout Pass ski season start & end?

The Lookout Pass ski season usually begins in late November and ends sometime in April, subject to conditions. Ski and snowboarding equipment are available from the rental shop beginning at 8 a.m. on days of operation. Lookout Pass Ski Area operates on National Forest System lands under a Special Use Authorization. ...

Does Lookout Pass have lift tickets?

Lookout Pass will always have a decent quantity of lift tickets available for sale at the mountain each morning. Want to guarantee yourself a ticket and a parking spot please arrive early (shoot for 8:30 am). The Lookout Pass Ticket office opens at 8 am on Weekends & Holidays. ...

Does Lookout Pass have a free ski school?

Lookout Pass is the home of the Lookout Pass Famous Free Ski School for kids. Find trail maps, Hours of operation, and information on our Historic Lodge. But what skiers and riders love most about Lookout is an average of more than 400 inches of light, dry powder snow annually. ...

How do you get to Lookout Pass?

Access to the area is via Interstate 90, Exit 0. Lookout Pass features 540 acres of terrain, including 34 named runs and prime powder glades, and averages 400 inches of annual snowfall. The vertical drop from the summit elevation of 5,650 feet is 1,150 feet. Terrain is rated as follows: 20% Beginner, 50% Intermediate, 20% Advanced and 10% Expert. ...

Is Lookout Pass a family-friendly mountain resort?

Lookout Pass is considered the most family-friendly mountain resort in the Pacific Northwest by visitors to OnTheSnow.com. It offers a Lookout Pass Famous Free Ski School for kids. What families and skiers love most about Lookout Pass is an average of more than 400 inches of light, dry powder snow annually. ...