Mt. Spokane Reviews

Had a good time out there, the advanced runs were fun... definitely kept things interesting. A few spots got scraped off quick though, so it was a bit slick in places

I wasn’t totally sure if getting the season pass would be worth it at first, but after a couple of visits I realized it was actually a really good deal. I kept thinking about what I would’ve paid each time without it, and by the end, it definitely saved me money. Glad I went for it.

We took the kids up to Mt Spokane and had a good time overall. It felt safe, which I really appreciated, and there was enough to keep the family busy. That said, a few things were kind of confusing, like the signs and figuring out where we were Supposed to go first. The staff were nice when we asked for help, so that made it easier. Prices did feel a little High for what we actually ended up doing, but it was still an ok day out. Just wish it was a bit more kid-friendly to navigate.

I was surprised by how reasonable the Mt. Spokane ticket prices were. Buying online was super easy, and for once I didn’t feel like I was getting totally overcharged just to ski for the day. Maybe it’s just me, but it felt like a solid value overall. I left feeling happy with what I paid.

I went to an event here expecting a fun time, but wow, it was kind of a disaster in slow motion. The waits were way too long, there wasn’t much going on, and the whole atmosphere felt strangely lifeless. I kept hoping it would pick up, but it just never did.

I was really hoping to come away from the lesson feeling at least a little more confident, but that didn’t quite happen. The instructor seemed rushed the whole time and didn’t really spend much time helping me with the basics. I left still confused about things I thought would’ve been covered, which was... not ideal. Maybe it works better if you already know what you’re doing.

I went on a Saturday expecting to lose my mind in the lift lines, but they weren’t too bad. The busier spots were maybe around 10 minutes, which is about the max I can tolerate before getting irritated. There were a few slow stretches that tested my patience a bit, but overall things kept moving. Better than I thought it would be.

The place itself was fine, but the road access situation was a headache. It wasn’t clear before the trip what route we were supposed to take, and we ended up wasting a bunch of time trying to figure it out once we were already there. I even tried reaching out for help, but the response felt like a copy-paste answer that didn’t really address the issue. It definitely threw off the day more than I expected. I just wish the site had clearer directions or a heads-up about what to expect.

I’ll say the views around Mt. Spokane are really nice, especially if you catch it on a clear day. For me, though, the experience felt a little underwhelming. I expected more pull-off spots or easy places to stop and actually take everything in. A few areas also seemed a bit poorly marked, which made it feel less relaxing than I’d hoped. It’s definitely a nice place, but personally, I didn’t feel like it quite justified the drive.

I had a good time at Mt. Spokane overall, but the season felt way too short this year. I get that weather is unpredictable, but the timing was kind of annoying. I was trying to plan around my pass and a couple of trips, and then it felt like things wrapped up earlier than I expected. When the hill was open, the runs were fun and the staff seemed fine. I just wish the season had lasted longer, or at least been a little easier to plan around.

Stopped in after skiing it hit the spot. The fries were hot, the beer was cold, and the food was better than I expected for lodge dining. Prices were a little steep, but that’s pretty much par for the course at a ski place.

I’m absolutely sure this place is a bit rough if you’re just starting out. The trails felt confusing to follow, and trying to book lessons was way more difficult than it should’ve been. I wanted to like it, but as a beginner, I’d 100% say it was a frustrating experience...

Tried to book through mtspokane.com. Not great. Pages loaded slow. The whole process felt kinda messy and confusing. At one point I couldn’t tell if my booking went through or not. Had to backtrack. Check things again. Then again. For something that should’ve taken a few minutes, it dragged on way too long. Really frustrating.

I was just trying to check ticket info and hours on mtspokane.com, which should’ve been a quick two-minute thing, but nope. The site felt clunky, the menus weren’t that clear, and I kept clicking around like I was on some weird scavenger hunt just to find basic details.
Some pages loaded alright, but others were slow or kind of messy on my phone, which made it even more annoying. It’s not totally unusable or anything, but when you’re just trying to plan a quick trip, it really shouldn’t feel this frustrating.

Well... we had an okay time, but it didn’t really feel worth the price. The lines were longer than we expected, and a few areas seemed like they could’ve been better maintained. The views were nice, so that was a plus, but overall the value just wasn’t there for us. I don’t think we’d be in a hurry to go back.

The snow was solid for most of the run and I was having a good time. Then I hit those icy patches near the bottom and suddenly I was like, okay, rude. Still a decent day overall, just watch yourself down low.

The lodge was okay overall, but I kept noticing the areas that didn’t feel very clean. The tables looked like they needed a better wipe-down, the floors felt a bit dirty, and the bathrooms definitely could’ve used more attention. It wasn’t awful, but the cleanliness issues made it hard to really enjoy the stay.

I rented skis here for the day, and they were fine, I guess. They got the job done, but nothing really stood out. The boots fit alright, though they seemed worn, and one of the poles had a strap that was kind of loose.

The staff did swap it out when I mentioned it, which I appreciated. The prices seemed fair enough, but I do think the gear could’ve been a little newer or cleaner. Overall, not a bad experience, just maybe more average than anything.

Mt. Spokane itself was really nice once we finally got there, but the parking situation was ridiculous. The lots were packed, we spent forever just circling around, and nobody seemed to have a clue where cars were supposed to go. that kind of poor planning is on them, and it put us in a bad mood before the day even started.

so the bathrooms were okay overall, but the floors looked a little messy and could definitely be cleaned up more often.