Alpental is a ski resort known for its challenging terrain and deep snowfall, located at Snoqualmie Pass in Washington State. It boasts an average snowfall of over 400 inches annually, providing excellent skiing conditions throughout the season, which typically runs from late November to April. The terrain at Alpental is diverse, with a significant portion dedicated to advanced and expert skiers, including steep runs, cliffs, and chutes. There are limited beginner slopes, making it less beginner-friendly than other nearby areas. The resort does not have a terrain park, but it offers access to backcountry areas for experienced skiers and riders. While there are no cross-country trails, night skiing, or a dedicated lift system for night skiing within Alpental itself, these amenities are available at the nearby Summit at Snoqualmie areas. The views from Alpental are stunning, with the rugged peaks of the Cascade Mountains providing a dramatic backdrop. Alpental is less focused on family-friendly activities, but nearby Summit at Snoqualmie offers tubing, snowshoeing trails, and other family-oriented activities. Alpental's challenging terrain and deep snowpack make it a favorite for serious skiers and snowboarders seeking a more adventurous experience on the mountain.