Print & Go! Continually voted Eastern Washington's best family resort, 49° North Mountain Resort truly offers adventures for everyone. This traditional Northwest resort is blessed with wide open groomed runs, moguls, desert dried powder, and hundreds of acres of legendary tree skiing.

Print & Go! Crystal Mountain ski resort is inside the Mount Rainier National Park, in its most northeastern section. Crystal Mountain Washington is only 76 miles away from Seattle, making this a popular site for skiers from the Puget Sound and surrounding areas.

Print & Go! Grab your skiis or snowboard, and get your heart pumping at Mission Ridge in Eastern Washington. A dream come true for all snow lovers, enjoy miles of uncrowded slopes under typically beautiful blue skies. Over 2,000 acres of runs and open slopes await everyone from children and beginners to the most seasoned skiiers and snowboarders.

Show your ID and save! One of the largest ski resorts in North America, skiiers, snowboarders and Nordic skiiers will find great conditions, plenty of snow, short lift lines and a great value at Mt Bachelor. Located minutes from Bend, Redmond, Sunriver and Sisters, Oregon, the resort offers nearly 3700 acres of varied terrain and is know for dry snow and

Show your ID and save! One of the largest ski resorts in North America, skiiers, snowboarders and Nordic skiiers will find great conditions, plenty of snow, short lift lines and a great value at Mt Bachelor. Located minutes from Bend, Redmond, Sunriver and Sisters, Oregon, the resort offers nearly 3700 acres of varied terrain and is know for dry snow and some of the best skiing and riding in the Northwest. Discount valid on all daily lift tickets, through mid-April. ID required. 

Print & Go! Located approximately 2.5 hours North of Seattle, Mt. Baker receives the highest (as in #1) annual average snowfall of more than 740 ski areas in the country. While the snowfall and challenging terrain draws people to Baker, it is the community feel and friendly atmosphere that keep them coming back.

Show your ID and save! Ranked by some as one of North America's top ten expert ski resorts and an award winner for Best Steeps, Best Trees and Best Powder, Red Mountain Resort is the hidden jewel of BC's Kootenay Rockies region. Red offers incredible terrain with a 2,919 foot vertical drop (884 meters) featuring over 300 inches (750cm) of annual snowfall, champagne powder, world renowned tree skiing and wide-open groomed runs. For reservations, call 877-969-7669 and mention Military Merits.

Print & Go! With 82 slopes and trails, open bowl skiing and an expansive 2,900 acres of terrain, combined with Schweitzer's 2,400 vertical feet, the mountain skis "big" in true Western style. Schweitzer overlooks Lake Pend Oreille, just 86 miles northeast of Spokane, Washington, and a few miles north of the growing resort town

Print & Go! With 82 slopes and trails, open bowl skiing and an expansive 2,900 acres of terrain, combined with Schweitzer's 2,400 vertical feet, the mountain skis "big" in true Western style. Schweitzer overlooks Lake Pend Oreille, just 86 miles northeast of Spokane, Washington, and a few miles north of the growing resort town of Sandpoint at the base of the Selkirk Mountains in the Idaho Panhandle. In order to receive your discount, please use Promo Code: military

Show your ID and save! Stevens Pass is one of the major ski resorts in the Northwest, sporting 10 lifts, 37 named runs, 1,125 acres of terrain, a 1,800 foot vertical and an average snowfall of about 450 inches. All this is a mere 78 miles from Seattle and smack-dab in the middle of the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie and Wenatchee national forests.

Print & Go! Summit at Snoqualmie is comprised of four mountains only 52 miles east of Seattle in the Cascade Mountain Range. Each mountain has its own feel and terrain. Alpental is advanced with steep and challenging terrain and backcountry possibilities. East is the smallest with nice glade runs and fewest people. Central is

Print & Go! Summit at Snoqualmie is comprised of four mountains only 52 miles east of Seattle in the Cascade Mountain Range. Each mountain has its own feel and terrain. Alpental is advanced with steep and challenging terrain and backcountry possibilities. East is the smallest with nice glade runs and fewest people. Central is the mid-intermediate mountain and West is considered the beginner mountain with a vertical drop of about 765 feet and The Summit Learning Center to help newbies get started.

Print & Go! Just 5.5 hours from Seattle, Sun Peaks offers 3,678 skiable acres of terrain, 881 meters of vertical and 122 runs, including 12 glade areas. The BC Interior is known throughout the world for its light, dry, "easy-to-ski" powder - be there on a powder day to discover what the ski/ride term "blower" truly means! To reserve your ski package, please use promo code: hero