Summit Central - The Summit at Snoqualmie

Busy on weekends. Snow conditions are always as good as the weather allows. Operations crew is the best in thr business. Typical pricing for on-mountain amenities. Credit/Debit Card only. No Cash! Love this place!

— Micah Carter

I would have given 5 stars for these reasons : 1. Proximity to east side 2. Awesome Chocolate waffles 3. Amazing views But stripping a star for: 1. Parking mess (because of #2 below) 2. Super crowded (I think they probably sold way more passes this year than they should have).

— Nitin Tripathi

I love night skiing at Summit Central. The trails are well lit, and the atmosphere after sunset is simply magical. This is an ideal option to get out of Seattle after work and have time to make several descents. The queues for the lifts on weekday evenings are quite small. I recommend it to anyone who values their time!

— Santok Christiansen

Had a great time, I’ve now been here twice. The first time I got hurt (my fault for not reading signs) but the second time was amazing! They had a deal on lift tickets ($30!!) and the rental system was super easy and fast. The slopes were well maintained and not overly crowded. Lift lines were pretty fast. The snowboarding was amazing and I would come again!

— Nat Swift

Went to the summit for snow tubing. It was a great experience. Not much crowded as only a certain number of tickets are issued per time slot (2hr). It was tiring to carry the tubing all the way to the top so I had to wait (a couple of minutes) in queue for the escalator. Had to buy a 'no tube' pass for my son as he's below 45" and had him on my lap. He was excited to go tubing with mommy! We went on a weekday on the 3rd week of January, the weather was fine, not too windy and at the end of the session we were sweating like hell! When you are on top of the lane and ready to slide, ask one of the staff to give you a spin...it was awesome spinning down the lane on a tube! Overall we had so much fun and the staff were kind enough to push/spin us down the lane.

— Sindhu Sivalingam