Elevation
1,200'
Base
2,600'
Summit
1,540'
Vertical Drop
Trails
37
640 Acres
Lifts
4
1 Types
Snowfall
169"
Annual Snowfall
12"
Nov
47"
Dec
44"
Jan
39"
Feb
34"
Mar
9"
Apr

Best known for

  • # 2 Beginner Terrain in Alaska
Eaglecrest Ski Area

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 07, 2024

Projected closing date

Apr 13, 2025

Projected Days Open

90

Days Open Last Year

45

Years Open

50

Average Snowfall

350"

Terrain

Beginners Runs
32%
Intermediate Runs
38%
Advanced Runs
30%
Runs in Total
37
Longest Run
2 mi
Skiable Terrain
640 ac
Snow Making
60 ac

Lifts

4

Double Chairs
4

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Polly Dent

I learned as an adult at Eaglecrest. Overall, it's rather steep for a beginner. As a blue-run graduate, I still find Eaglecrest groomed terrain challenging. It's a backcountry playground! March features tons of bluebird days - I would often find myself out on a perfect weather weekday completely alone without another person in sight. The runs are beautiful. Even the cross country course is stunning. The ski area is owned by the city and feels like it. Tons of whole families out every weekend and, alas, no beer served at the lodge (plenty of people bring their own and set up grills in the parking lot). Usually lots of fresh snow and the snowsports school staff is great. Adult learners will feel right at home and they have a brand new building this year.

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