The entire family can enjoy a whole variety of winter activities for an unbelievably affordable price.
Our facilities offer - cross country skiing, downhill skiing, ski jumping, snowboarding, tubing park and snowshoeing.
You can do all six great winter activities in the same location, plus enjoy the cozy comfort and food service of the historic Ski Hill lodge.
Our cross country trails are groomed 7 days a week.
Lots of opportunities to meet new folks on the trails or in the lodge or at our many scheduled activities.
The Leavenworth Winter Sports Club has instructional programs for ages and ski ability
Experience the invigorating season that is Winter. Bundle up in your warm clothes and enjoy frolicking in the tubing park or go light and cruise the groomed cross country trails through the woods.
Our reciprocal agreement with Stevens Pass Nordic and Methow Valley provide our pass holders with opportunities for discounts on season an/or daily trail passes.
Skiing, especially cross country skiing, is a low impact sport. You're never to old to ski and you'll notice a lot of very healthy people on the trails over 60 years of age.. you just can't tell they are that old by looking at them.
The Leavenworth Winter Sports Club provides numerous opportunities to volunteer for outings and activities. You could be a Ski Host at the Icicle River trail head, help with the junior kids ski program, take part in construction work parties for our facilities, there are numerous activities small and large for those interested. These activities provide wonderful opportunities to help others and grow the Leavenworth Winter Sports Club.
Other pass options including individual, alpine & tubing.
Check out our great pass options
With the LWSC you can learn to ski, jump, or glide. Take a look at our lessons and book a lesson today.
The Leavenworth Winter Sports Club is a non-profit corporation under section 501c(4) of the IRS code, which promotes skiing for fitness and improved health. All income is used to maintain and equip Nordic trails, the Alpine Ski Area, and to subsidize educational programs, races and special events.
The Ski Hill operates under a special use permit from the United States Forest Service, partners in recreation.
The Icicle River Trails operate under a special use permit from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
