Need equipment for your next trip to the mountain? We have you covered! All ski and snowboard rental packages must be booked online, in advance. If you do not have a season pass, you must also purchase a lift ticket online. Availability is limited, so be sure to plan ahead.| All day rental package must be picked up by 12pm (noon) and can be checked in any time before closing. (Exception: Twilight Lift Ticket holders can pick up all day rentals between 2pm and 4pm.) Rentals must be checked in at same location as pick up. Package includes skis, boots, & poles; or snowboard & boots.

• Choose your pickup location.
• Choose your pickup time.
• Availability for each pickup time and location is limited.
• Liability release is required - For guests under the age of 18 we require a parent or guardian's signature on the liability release.

Ski or Snowboard / Ages 13+ / Various Start Times / 2 hour lessons / Levels 1 through 4 (beginner chair) |

Our group lesson is for levels 1 through 4 (beginner lifts) and is the easiest and most affordable way to learn to ski or snowboard. Our professional instructors will keep you moving in the right direction as you learn the foundational skills that enable a lifetime of fun on the snow. We match you with a group of other skiers or snowboarders of similar ability, so you'll learn in an unintimidating environment and make new friends that are on the same journey. Ski buddies are an important part of progression!

Use of a helmet is highly recommended.

Ride in our new shuttle bus with a bike trailer from Silver Fir Lodge to the start of the Palouse to Cascades State Park Trailhead (Snoqualmie Tunnel). Ride your bike the 17.25 miles down to Mount Washington Trailhead (exit 38 on I-90) where we will meet you to shuttle you and your bike back up to Silver Fir Lodge. Bike rental is separate. | Shuttle leaves the Silver Fir Lodge at 10am. Allow 4 hours for the bike ride. You will need a flash light for the 2 mile tunnel. Food and water is recommended to carry. You will be collected at 3pm at Olallie State Park Trailhead.