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Stevens Pass Snowboard Rentals
Steven's Pass Snowboard Rentals
Renting snowboards for your Steven’s Pass trip with one of our vetted local experts ensures you enjoy the slopes with top quality gear. Renting is an excellent option for those new to snowboarding, travelers who don't want to haul their boards around, and advanced riders looking to try out the latest demo equipment. The rental shops provide everything from boards and bindings to helmets and boots, all expertly fitted and selected for the conditions. In addition, you can also rent outerwear and have it delivered to your home or accommodations, making it perfect for anyone who doesn't have a full outerwear kit just yet or doesn't want to travel with their gear.
Why Choose Steven's Pass for Snowboarding
Steven’s Pass is a premier destination for snowboarding in the Pacific Northwest, offering over 1,100 acres of rideable terrain and 460 inches of annual snowfall. Its location in the heart of the Cascade Range is absolutely stunning, and offers plenty of options for runs suitable for all skill levels. From wide-open groomers to perfectly manicured terrain parks to steep black diamonds, Steven’s Pass has it all. In addition, the quick access from Seattle make it a favorite for locals and visitors alike. Whether you're seeking a family-friendly snowboard trip or an advanced riding adventure, Steven’s Pass is the perfect choice.
Where to Snowboard at Steven's Pass
Steven’s Pass offers a variety of runs for all ability levels, so there's something for everyone:
- Best Beginner Runs: Daisy Lift, which accesses Easy Street an Tye Creek runs, is perfect for those new to snowboarding, with mellow slopes and plenty of space to practice.
- Best Intermediate Runs: Hogsback Express and Skyline Express lifts access runs like Big Chief Bowl and Promenade, offering wide groomers and moderate terrain.
- Best Advanced Runs: For expert riders, the Double Diamond or Seventh Heaven lifts are your spot, with steep descents and powder stashes.
- Terrain Parks: Don’t miss the well-maintained terrain parks, including features for both beginner and advanced freestyle riders.
- Other Resorts Nearby: If you’re up for exploring more of the Cascades, Crystal Mountain is just 2 hours away, while Snoqualmie Pass is only a 90-minute drive.
Top Tips for Riding & Renting Snowboards at Steven's Pass
- Reserve in Advance: Reservations are highly recommended for rentals and lessons to ensure availability, especially if you're visiting on weekends and holidays.
- Pick Up Rentals Early: Pick up the day before you hit the slopes so you can head straight to the lift the next morning. Most shops allow you to pick up at 3 PM or later without an additional charge.
- Carpool When Possible: Parking regularly reaches full capacity during weekends, holidays, and on midweek powder days, so please plan accordingly by carpooling, or arriving before 9 am or after 1 pm. We are introducing a combination of free and paid parking options on weekends and peak periods, with a focus on reservations and carpooling incentives. The closest first-come, first-serve parking lot to the rental area is Lot 1.
- Dress for the Weather: Weather in the Cascades can be unpredictable. Be sure to check the Steven's Pass resort webcams and conditions page.
- Winter Driving: A vehicle with Snow/Winter tires is strongly recommended; be sure to check road conditions and be prepared for winter driving.
Other Steven's Pass Adventures
Once you ski at Steven's Pass, you'll want to come back again and again! If you decide to visit during the summer, mountain biking at Steven's Pass is a great way to enjoy the area.
Can I reserve Steven's Pass snowboard rentals online in advance?
Yes, online reservations are highly recommended, especially during peak times, to ensure availability.
Are helmets included in snowboard rentals at Steven's Pass?
Typically, helmets are not included but are available to rent for an additional cost.
Helmets are mandatory for all children ages 3-18 participating in Epic ski and snowboard programs at Steven's Pass.
Can I swap out my equipment during the day?
Yes, rental shops typically allow exchanges within your rental category, and you can upgrade rental categories for an additional cost.
What is the closest parking lot to the rental shops and ski school at Steven's Pass?
Steven's Pass offers a mix of paid and free parking. Lots 1, 2, and 3 are all free and relatively close to both rentals and ski school. Lots F and A are reserved parking and are also very close to the base area.
What should I wear snowboarding at Steven's Pass?
Great question! Check out our What to Wear Skiing & Snowboarding blog post, with a free snowboard trip packing list included!
Can we pick up our rental snowboards the day before?
Yes! Most shops allow early pick up (3pm or later) so you can head straight to the slopes the next day.
Can I bring my own boots?
Yes! Rental shops can adjust the bindings of your rental snowboard to fit your boots, and will discount your rental rate accordingly.
What is the elevation of Steven's Pass ski area?
The Stevens Pass Ski Area has base elevation of 4,061 feet (1,238 m) above sea level and peak elevation at 5,845 feet (1,782 m).
Is Steven's Pass steep?
Steven's pass has a significant amount of steep terrain - but not to worry, there's plenty of terrain for intermediates and beginners too.
What is Steven's Pass known for?
Steven's Pass is known for its heavy snowfall - averaging 460 inches of snowfall a year. It's also known to be a great option for Seattleites, and being just 80 miles from the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, it's accessible for those traveling in too.