Seattle may not be known for its blizzards, but it is undeniably a winter sports town. We have snow nearby, we have mountains—and yet no one seems to know where a Seattleite can go sledding. What gives?
Despite the dozen ski areas across Washington, there are few accessible spots for the toboggan set. Most ski resorts ban sledding. Which means that before Summit East opens its chairlifts every year, families crowd the Snoqualmie Pass ski area despite the giant “No Sledding” banners posted at its base. The hunger for snowplay is so strong, you sometimes see impromptu sled hills on the Exit 42 onramp on
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