Once up on top of Mount Hyak at 3700 feet elevation, you’ll want to linger not only to catch your breath, but also to admire the view of Cascade Mountains all around. When it’s time to descend, you could take a quick rip down a black diamond, or choose a more meandering course on blue trails or tree runs. The decision can be yours based on whatever runs are open.

Note that The Summit at Snoqualmie requires an uphill pass for access at all times. During operating hours, uphillers must stick to the designated routes for ascent, but are allowed to deviate during off hours. For more information, see the uphill travel policy and how to get a pass online.