Skiing/Snowboarding

Resort Skiing & Snowboarding

Getting started

Shred the legendary slopes of the PNW with Gearhouse—where the snow is deep, the vibes are high, and the lift lines are someone else’s problem. Whether you're here for dreamy powder days, carving perfect turns, or just après-ski snacks, we’ve got the crew to make every run more fun. From groomers to tree runs, side hits to back bowls, let’s chase the best conditions, cheer each other on, and maybe even nail that trick you’ve been working on (or at least go down trying).

What you'll need

Gear

Book a kit or individual pieces below.

Snowboarding Kit

Including Snowboard, Bindings, Boots, and Optional Helmet

Alpine Ski Kit

Skiing Kit - Incl. Skis, Bindings, Boots, Poles & Helmet

Shell Jacket

Arc'teryx Ski/Snowboard Jackets (Shell)

Packing List

Alright! You've secured your gear, what else is there?

Snowboard or Alpine Ski Kit
Layered clothing appropriate to the weather.
Shell Jacket & Pants
Insulating layers
Helmet & Goggles
Gloves
Dry clothes for the ride home
Lunch & snacks
1-2L water
Day pack with 10 essentials: food, water, sun protection, clothing, navigation, headlamp, fire starter, repair kit, first aid, emergancy blanket.

Skill Check

Skiing and snowboarding in the PNW means access to terrain for all abilities, from mellow groomers to deep powder stashes. You'll need a mix of balance (or at least the ability to fall with style), patience for lift lines, and the wisdom to layer for all four seasons in a day. Knowing how to read terrain, adapt to everything from powder to mashed potatoes, and always keeping a solid stash of pocket snacks will set you up for success. If you’re new, taking a lesson is the best way to build confidence and have more fun. Most importantly, bring a good attitude—because the best days on the mountain are the ones you share!

Where to go

Summit at Snoqualmie
Stevens Pass
Crystal Mountain
The Legendary Mt. Baker Ski Area
White Pass