The Crystal Mountain snow report for Feb 05 is a 20" base depth with 8 of 11 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Crystal Mountain are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
Snow Reporter Comments: 2/5/26 3:00 PM Update:Good afternoon skiers and riders!We had another sunny day with spring-like conditions. The snow softened quickly, setting up for smooth, carvable turns. Don't forget to hang out with us for night skiing until 7pm. If you could not join us today, tomorrow looks promising for more warm weather and sunshine! The Summit House will be closed all day on the 12th, 13th and 19th of February.Terrain Parks: Discovery park and Arwine's Jumpline will be open today. Events: Join us for our annual Kraken Takeover Saturday February 7th from 9am-4pm. Complete the on-site challenges for a chance to win a Kraken gear, enter to win four Kraken tickets, and a pair of skis. Be sure to wear your Kraken gear for 15% off retail and food and beverage purchases! Then stop by Rafters for Happy Hour from 3-5pm. Notes for today:Starting this Thursday, 2/5, Night Skiing Hours will be adjusted to 4pm to 7pm. Night Skiing has been cancelled for the following dates: 2/16, 2/17, and 2/18. We’ve made the decision to discontinue the parking waitlist for the 25/26 season. Parking reservations are back to first-come, first-served basis, and still required on weekends and holidaysBook your shuttle today! The Crystal Express Shuttle is free with a reservation, and runs on weekends and holidays, with multiple departures from the Enumclaw Expo Center Parking Lot. $62 Day tickets continues every Tuesday for the remainder of the season!Did you know it just takes 5 Days to be entered to win a 26/27 Ikon Pass? Track your days on the Ikon App and register for RIDE TO WINLooking to save time and make the most of the day? Consider grabbing a Daily Reserve Upgrade! Offered on weekends and holidays, this upgrade grants access to priority lift lines, getting you on the lift quicker and more laps faster. Parking Reservation cancellations are always required if you're not planning on making it up. No-show policy applies. Do your part to ensure everyone has access to the mountain. Thank you! Paid reservations can only be cancelled by emailing SP+ at CrystalMtnParking@spplus.com with Reservation #, First Name, and Last Name. While you may not receive an immediate reply, the cancellation will be processed. The Crystal Mountain Contact center cannot process these cancellations.In case of on-mountain emergency: Call 360-663-3064 or 911Mountain Weather 2/4/2026 4:00pmForecaster: Bradford SwansonSynopsis: One more day of spring weather before we enter into our next storm cycle. After a short-lived spell of unseasonably high temperatures, we are slowly cooling back towards seasonal norms. This cool down will be relatively slow with freezing levels dropping 1,500’ every 12 hours. Friday, expect relatively warm temps with clear skies and calm winds until late afternoon, when winds could get a little gusty at higher elevations. Overall, it should be a very lovely day up on the mountain with plenty of fun spring-like skiing to be had!Thursday Night: Sky Cover: Mostly clearFreezing Elevation: 10,500’12hr Precip: NoneWind Trends: Light South SoutheastFriday: Sky Cover: Mostly clearFreezing Elevation: 9,000’12hr Precip: NoneWind Trends: Light and variable Friday Night: Sky Cover: ClearFreezing Elevation: 8,000’12hr Precip: NoneWind Trends: Light Southwest with moderate gusts in the 20’sOutlook: Saturday is still looking a bit wet as a system out of the Southern Pacific enters the region. Mt. Rainier should take the brunt of this storm, leaving us in light rain and mixed precipitation at the summit. By Sunday, temps should cool enough to drop the snow line all the way down to mid-mountain, allowing for a pretty decent punch of snow to grace our upper ridge lines. This is driven by the very edge of an Alaskan low-pressure system that is just barely glancing the Northwest. Uphill Travel Update: See the above banner for the current status. Please visit guest services to get your 25/26 uphill travel card, this must be renewed free of charge for the season. Uphill travel may be prohibited at any time as mountain operations teams conduct avalanche mitigation. Refer to the "No Uphill Travel" lights around the base area and the Mountain Report page indicating the status of the designated route. These lights are located by the Gondola trail map, bottom of Chinook, bottom of Discovery, and top of Quicksilver lift shack. For more information about uphill travel, please visit the uphill travel page. 25/26 WINTER PROGRAMS,CLINICS, AND NECESSITIESSki and Ride School:Explore our programs and find your right fit.Freeride Program (NEW! Adult Programs now available): Registration now open, limited spots available! AIARE Course & Certification: Ski the backcountry with expert knowledge and certificationSeasonal Gear storage: Hassle-free on mountain storage with limited availability, lock your space in today!Seasonal Lockers:For you or the entire family, check out options today .Full Day Seasonal Lesson Programs for 4-6 year olds are now available- with lunch included too! Secure your spot.Already signed up for a 2-hour session and want to upgrade? No problem—just call us at 833-279-7895
Crystal Mountain offers 2,600 acres of accessible terrain (2,300 acres of which are lift served). Skiers and riders will find everything from relaxed groomers to challenging advanced terrain. Expansive backcountry parallels the open boundary policy for experts.
This year-round resort offers a number of summer activities as well, including disc golf, scenic gondola rides, hiking, horseback rides, mountain biking and mountain yoga.
Where Is Crystal Mountain Ski Resort Located?
Crystal Mountain ski area is located next to Mt. Rainier National Park in the Cascade Range of Washington, less than two hours from the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
