Mountain Safety

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  Backcountry Safety

  Backcountry terrain is rugged. Generally, backcountry areas have not had any sort of preventative avalanche control work performed. This risk, along with the other hazards – large cliffs, obstacles, changing snow conditions, sink-holes, etc. – requires respect, knowledge and preparation.

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  Chairlift Safety

  Sit Still, Hold On. Packs in Laps. Back to Back, Bottom to Bottom. All are reminders of safe chairlift riding practices. Find out more…

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  Deep Snow/Tree Wells

  The most important prevention step is to remain on groomed runs, resisting the urge to ski or snowboard through the trees during deep powder conditions, no matter how inviting the untracked powder looks.

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  Helmet Usage

  While wearing a helmet is an individual’s choice, The Summit at Snoqualmie applauds our guests who wear helmets. Here’s why…

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  Responsibility Code

  Observe the Responsibility Code and share with other skiers and riders the responsibility for a great skiing and riding experience.

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  Slope Safety

  When enjoying winter sports, it’s important to do so responsibly. Namely: Stay in Control and Use Consideration for Others when you are skiing or riding.

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  Terrain Park Safety

  Learn about Smart Style, Terrain Park Safety, Park Etiquette, and other great ways to make your experience in our parks the best in can be.

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