Snowboarding · Washington, USA · 48.86°N 121.67°W
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A ski area in Washington's North Cascades that recorded the world's largest measured single-season snowfall in 1998-99. Cliffs, gullies and natural features make it a freeride mountain, and it hosts the Legendary Baker Banked Slalom each February. Seattle's airport is about three hours away by road.
Mt. Baker is a snowboarding spot in Washington, USA. The usual season is Dec–Apr; outside it, good days are rarer.
Scores come from forecasts, not a safety check. Before you go:
| Spot | Tue20 | Wed21 | Thu22 | Fri23 | Sat24 | Best day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HakubaJapan | PoorTue | |||||
| Park CityUSA | PoorMon | |||||
| AvoriazFrance | No daily forecast | |||||
| Baldface LodgeCanada | No daily forecast | |||||
| BreckenridgeUSA | No daily forecast |
Usually Dec–Apr. Good days can still happen outside those months, and the five-day scores on this page show them when they do.
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For snowboarding it weighs fresh snow and snow temperature. Epic is 85–100 (worth flying for), Good is 65–84 (worth a short hop), Fair is 50–64 (rideable), Poor is 0–49 (skip).
Fly into SEA (Seattle, Seattle-Tacoma International). The flight link on this page opens Aviasales with dates set to the next good spell. Any price shown comes from recent Aviasales searches, not a live quote.
Snow accumulation is a modeled 24-hour input, not an on-mountain measurement. Always check local conditions before you go.
