NWSCC NW Ski Challenge

Since 2005 we have been challenging skiers and riders to expand their horizons by visiting as many NW ski areas as they can in one season.

Each year the Council has rewarded skiers and snowboarders who have met the Challenge with gift certificates for equipment, services, lift passes and more. This year, the Council is again challenging skiers and snowboarders to ski the Northwest. The Northwest Ski Challenge rules are as follows:

Ski or ride any seven or more listed resorts during the 2016-2017 ski season to be eligible to win a prize. Winners will be announced at NWSCC Appreciation Night. Your used lift tickets are your ticket to prizes!

Several of our past winners have kept very informative and colorful blogs and photos of their experiences as they skied and rode at Northwest ski areas. 

Take the opportunity this year to visit new ski areas, revisit your favorite places to ski, and meet the Challenge!


2015-2016 (AB, AK, BC, ID, OR, WA)

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2016-2017 (AB, AK, BC, ID, OR, WA)

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2013-2014 (AB, AK, BC, ID, OR, WA)

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2014-2015 (AB, AK, BC, ID, OR, WA)

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2011-2012 (ID, OR, WA)

  • Jay Hart
  • Dorothy Hart
  • Sally Niedermeyer
  • Emilio Trampuz

2012-2013 (AB, AK, BC, ID, OR, WA)

  • Robert Burns (10 areas)
  • Emilio Trampuz (14 areas)
  • Kurt Wilke (10 areas)

2009-2010 (ID, OR, WA)

  • David Schor (13 areas)
  • Emilio Trampuz (10)
  • Dorothy Hart (8)
  • Jay Hart (8)
  • Nick Harlson (7)
  • Shawn Storey (7)

2010-2011 (ID, OR, WA)

  • Jay Hart
  • Dorothy Hart
  • Linda McGavin
  • Sally Niedermeyer
  • Emilio Trampuz

2007-2008 (ID, OR, WA)

  • David Schor (39 areas / Ski Idaho blog)
  • Peggie Hodge (9)
  • Charles Sheehan (9)
  • Peter Werner (9)

2008-2009 (ID, OR, WA)

  • Emilio Trampuz (7 areas)
  • Bruce McGavin (6)
  • Sally Niedermeyer (6)
  • Rob Bozzuto (5)
  • David Schor (5)

2005-2006 (Oregon only)

2006-2007 (Oregon & Washington only)

How to Enter

Have fun exploring the fantastic variety of ski areas throughout the Northwest. Make sure to visit at least 7 ski areas - visit as many more as you like.

Just save your lift tickets and/or receipts and submit them in the spring to the NWSCC along with the entry form.

Prizes are awarded after the end of the season, based on how many ski areas each entrant visited during the season. There are more areas than ever before on our list - try somewhere new!

Take the Northwest Ski Challenge by visiting any of the following ski areas:

  • Idaho
  • Bald Mountain
  • Bogus Basin
  • Brundage Mountain
  • Cottonwood Butte
  • Kelly Canyon
  • Lookout Pass
  • Magic Mountain
  • Payette Lakes Ski Hill
  • Pebble Creek
  • Pomerelle
  • Schweitzer Mountain
  • Silver Mountain
  • Snowhaven
  • Soldier Mountain
  • Sun Valley
  • Tamarack
  • Oregon
  • Anthony Lakes
  • Cooper Spur
  • Hoodoo
  • Mt. Ashland
  • Mt. Bachelor
  • Mt. Bailey Cat Skiing
  • Mt. Hood Meadows
  • Mt. Hood Skibowl
  • Spout Springs
  • Timberline
  • Warner Canyon
  • Willamette Pass
     
  • Washington
  • Bluewood
  • Cascade Powder Cats
  • Crystal Mountain
  • 49 Degrees North
  • Hurricane Ridge
  • Leavenworth Ski Hill
  • Loup Loup
  • Mission Ridge
  • Mt. Baker
  • Mt. Spokane
  • North Cascade Heli Skiing
  • Stevens Pass
  • Summit at Snoqualmie
  • White Pass
     
  • Wyoming
  • Grand Targhee
  • Jackson Hole
  • Alaska
  • Alyeska
  • Arctic Valley
  • Eaglecrest
  • Hill Top
  • Moose Mt.
  • Mt. Eyak
  • Mt. Aurora
     
  • Alberta
  • Castle Mt.
  • Marmot Basin
  • Nakiska
  • Norquay
  • Lake Louise
  • Sunshine Village
     
  • British Columbia
  • Apex
  • Big White
  • Cypress Mt.
  • Fernie
  • Grouse Mt.
  • Kicking Horse
  • Kimberley
  • Mt. Cain
  • Mt. Seymour
  • Mt. Washington
  • Panorama
  • Red Mt.
  • Revelstoke Mountain Resort
  • Silver Star
  • Sun Peaks
  • Whistler/Blackcomb
  • Whitewater
     
  • California
  • Mammoth Mountain