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Stevens Pass Alpine area and the Nordic Center are CLOSED FOR THE SEASON! We would like to thank you for, and were excited to share with you, this stellar winter season! We are looking forward to seeing you again next season! The Stevens Pass Staff
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New Stevens Pass SNOW SAFETY PROGRAM! These snow safety educational classes are sponsored by our very own Professional Patrol. Stevens GREEN INITIATIVES - learn more about all that we are doing to Keep Winter Cool! INSIDE STEVENS: a look at the "what and why" of procedures, programs and our vision for Stevens Pass. The Top Phlight Terrain Park now requires all terrain park users to have a special Park Pass. Click for PARK PASS program information and requirements. Download a Release of Liability agreement. Ride safe! |
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Storm Tip
Visibility on foggy/snowy days is often better near the edge of runs. |
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Photo of the Day 
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Recycle - Reduce - Reuse
100% renewable energy is just the start. Stevens Pass has a comprehensive recycling program that targets everything recyclable. Along with the standards; glass, cans, plastic paper and tin. Stevens Pass also reuses all vehicle oils, crankcase and hydraulic fluids are collected and burned to supplement the heating of the building. All anti-freeze from over 42 vehicles including snowcats, is filtered and reused for steel rail lubrication on the high-speed quads. The resort has an area-wide "spill plan" and clean up sled to deal with any on-mountain fuel spills. Scrap steel from equipment repair and fabrication is also recycled.
Stevens Pass recycles every year:
- 22.5 tons of cardboard
- 4 tons of cooking oil
- 5 tons of steel cable
- 225 pounds of cans
- 800 pounds of plastic
- 3,860 pounds of glass
- 3,800 pounds of mixed paper/cardboard
Our goal for the 2007 2008 season is to double the number of pounds recycled.
