Mt. Spokane Lodge 2 Slope

A Classic Pacific Northwest Ski Run

The feed frames a wide groomed slope at Lodge 2, one of several base facilities spread across Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park. The run climbs steadily through a corridor cut into the surrounding conifer forest, giving a clear read on the terrain from base to ridge.

Chairlift Line and Mountain Terrain

A line of lift towers tracks straight up the fall line, marking the route of the chairlift that serves this section of the resort. The densely forested flanks on either side are typical of Mount Spokane, whose upper slopes rise well above the surrounding Selkirk foothills.

Part of Mount Spokane State Park

The resort operates inside Mount Spokane State Park, one of Washington's largest state parks, which wraps the mountain in extensive forested terrain beyond the ski area's boundaries. The park anchors a wider network of trails and backcountry terrain radiating from the summit.

A Short Drive from Spokane

Mt. Spokane sits a short drive northeast of Spokane, Washington, making Lodge 2 an accessible mountain destination for the region. The camera offers a steady, unobstructed look at this stretch of the mountain for anyone tracking the resort remotely.