Runs at The Summit at Snoqualmie
69 runs · 2 parks
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- Most difficult360 BowlBowl
970 ft · 310 ft drop
Most difficult970 ft · 310 ft drop - IntermediateAlpine
0.8 mi · 940 ft drop
Intermediate0.8 mi · 940 ft drop - AdvancedBeaver Lake
1,190 ft · 260 ft drop
Advanced1,190 ft · 260 ft drop - More difficultBig Bill
0.6 mi · 700 ft drop
More difficult0.6 mi · 700 ft drop - Most difficultBlowdown
0.6 mi · 700 ft drop
Most difficult0.6 mi · 700 ft drop - AdvancedBonanza FaceNot on the trail map
640 ft · 260 ft drop
Advanced640 ft · 260 ft drop - EasiestBroadway
1,620 ft · 250 ft drop
Easiest1,620 ft · 250 ft drop - IntermediateNot on the trail map
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Terrain parks
2 · a list of their own, outside the run count
The resort’s own list, its trail map leading: every section it lists counts, traverses and roads too; carpets, learning areas, race courses and nordic tracks are left out, and parks are a list of their own.
Names and difficulty: The Summit at Snoqualmie — Mountain Report, lifts and trails (summitatsnoqualmie.com, read Oct 6, 2026); The Summit at Snoqualmie — 2025-26 trail maps (Summit West, Summit Central, Summit East) (summitatsnoqualmie.com, 2025-26 map, read Oct 6, 2026); The Summit at Snoqualmie — 2025-26 trail maps, second blind read (grid offset half a tile, 2.8x) (summitatsnoqualmie.com, 2025-26 map, read Oct 6, 2026). A run only the status list names, not the trail map, says so.
Lines, lengths and verticals where a run is drawn: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL, via OpenSkiMap (Sep 28, 2026); measured by Aurora from the mapped line, not the resort’s figures. On the map, glades and bowls are areas: OpenStreetMap’s own where it maps one, else drawn by Aurora around its line, edges approximate.