Mt. Baker
About Mt. Baker
Mt. Baker Ski Area, at the end of the Mt. Baker Highway in Washington's North Cascades, holds the world record for snowfall in a single season - 1,140 inches back in 1998-99. It's fiercely independent, skipping every major multi-resort pass in favor of doing its own thing, and the terrain reflects that: steep, snowy, and unpretentious, without the base-village polish of a big corporate resort. A magnet for powder hunters willing to make the drive out to Whatcom County.
Mountain Details
Address: Mt Baker Hwy, Deming, WA 98244
Pass limit: Unlimited
Camping: Yes, https://www.mtbaker.us/getting-here/overnight-parking/
Website: https://www.mtbaker.us/
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Plan your trip: See it on the map · Track your days at Mt. Baker
Nearby mountains
- Manning Park Ski Area 36 mi away, 1,417 ft vertical
- Sasquatch Mountain 38 mi away, 1,200 ft vertical
- Cypress Mountain, BC Canada 62 mi away
- Sun Mountain Lodge 69 mi away
- Methow Trails XC 72 mi away, 2,250 ft vertical
- Cascade Powder Guides 80 mi away
Frequently asked questions
Is uphill skiing allowed at Mt. Baker?
No, Mt. Baker does not currently allow uphill skiing.
Where is Mt. Baker?
Mt. Baker is located at Mt Baker Hwy, Deming, WA 98244, in the Western region.