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This is an aerial view of our ski and snowboard mountain. Many families come here because it is a friendly atmosphere where people get to know each other by their first names. It can be a social time for me because I rarely have time to socialize and my son is so thrilled to have fun skiing with his friends. I remember the adventures of growing up skiing and having a blast skiing all over the hill with my friends and family. We played games, searched for jumps, and ventured into the backcountry powder. Those were some of the most fantastic times of my life and my parents life because they got some time together on the chair lift. One of the best things about the Loup Loup is that it is a mountain community where you feel that your kids are safe. Currently we have a great snow base and the powder that keeps on falling out of the sky is continuously being packed by our machine groomer. Oh, and the snow just keeps on falling. Preview the conditions and get more information at: www.skitheloup.com
See ya out there.

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Fun on the way to the top. Do you love to ski or board? Spread the joy, become an instructor. It’s a great way to get a ski pass also. Call Carlene. Her phone number is on the home page of skitheloup.com.

We finally are opening the ski and snowboard runs December 22nd. All week long people and families in the community were asking and commenting as to when the Loup ski hill would open. The hope to open before Christmas was on so many alpine and Nordic skiier, snowboarder, and tuber minds. We just kept thinking and talking snow, and how could we not because the big white flakes just keep falling out of the sky. Currently we have a 12″-18″ snow base on the mountain, which pretty much makes for early season conditions, so glide with care. I was out on the Nordic trails today and the amount of snow falling was a dream come true. Powder was everywhere, making it a challenge to skate ski, but cutting our own tracks made me feel like we were the only skiiers out there. The trails were already groomed, but so much snow was falling and covering the tracks, and we couldn’t see them. Yahoo powder lovers. This is what gliding at the Loup is all about–the powder and the ability to move through it in so many ways whether it is alpine or Nordic skiing, snowboarding, or tubing, we are fortunate to have the choice of whatever flavor of gliding we want. In California the outdoor enthusiasts pride themselves on swimming at the beach one day and playing in the mountain snow the next day. Here in North Central Washington, we have our bowl of snow between our two valleys where we can snowboard, tube, downhill and cross country ski in one day.