Locals, Andy and Shannon Mahre are experts at recreating in and around White Pass! Check out Mahre Made for year-round outdoor experiences with a couple of the nicest people you will ever meet. Here's Shannon's take on what's up with the Mahre Athletic Development Experience
Spend some off-season time with White Pass Snowshoe Guide Sara Washburn, and enjoy a little SUP at Rimrock!
White Pass will host the 2nd Annual Good Times Project Sibling Ski Camp on March 30 - 31, 2019
Post graciously submitted by Becky (Backpack) Felak, Program Manager of the Goodtimes Project
Get outside, get dirty and maybe, just maybe, strike it rich! Keith and Shawna Hodges of Packwood Prospecting educate and support those interested in searching for gold in our area.
Athlete, coach, photographer, blogger, businesswoman, adventurer and most importantly, wife & mother, Shannon Mahre with insights on getting outdoors and overcoming obstacles. Enjoy!
Meet Jeff Kraemer of Eclipse Films. Jeff is an outdoor adventure photographer who you will often see on the hill or in the surrounding back country at White Pass. Be sure to check out his Facebook page to see some stellar images of, appropriately, the Eclipse.
A stunning section of the Pacific Crest Trail in the Washington Cascades is The Goat Rocks Wilderness Area, which encompasses the remnants of an ancient volcano. Explore the Goat Rocks in this post by Joel and Laura Attaway.
WP local and freestyle skier Leif Harfst traveled the world as an athlete, and along the way, honed his skill as a photographer. On June 23rd, Leif captured these dramatic images of Mt. Rainier National Park
Hikes within the park to the lesser peaks are attainable for most and provide remarkable views of the majestic Rainier.
If you like to hike and explore then you’ll have no shortage of fun things to do in the White Pass area during the summer. For strong hikers ready for the “next step” you will want to climb Mt Rainier, which is less than 25 miles away!
Mt. Adams is still an obsession. It attracts me as much as it did when I was a kid. My eyes are still as big as my dreams and they still often gaze toward Klickitat, which means ‘beyond’.
Thanks to JJ Doria for sharing his experience volunteering for the Single Track Alliance of Yakima. Photos and video provided by Doria, Gordon King and STAY members.
