stevens pass

Winter is still officially sixty days away but there’s a lot of snow heading to the mountain passes of the Cascade Mountains this week.  The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Stevens, Rainy, and Washington Passes, where up to six inches of snow could fall below 3,000 feet; a foot-and-a-half of snow could fall between 3,000 and 5,000 feet; and up to two feet of snow cou

Forest Service spokesperson Robin DeMario says there are plenty of visually striking views available to people passing through in cars.

Up and down the west coast of the US, there is no shortage of amazing places to enjoy this popular winter sport, with some locations offering year-round options.

The highway was back open by about 8pm Tuesday after closing at 4am Saturday - Christmas Eve - because of treacherous driving from snow and ice.

The Iron Goat Trail is easily accessible from Highway 2.

The good news is that two of those passes have reopened with one still closed according to the Washington DOT website.

Skiers and snowboarders are getting a double dose of good news as 2021 approaches. Two storms are set to bring several feet of new snow to the Cascades this weekend.