Thankfully, Washington’s ski areas and resorts are open this year, with a limited daily capacity. And if you’re an avid skier or snowboarder, you may already be familiar with White Pass’s annual Winter Carnival, an event that marks the end of winter each year. The good news is, the team at White Pass Ski Area does hope to host some version of the Winter Carnival in 2021. And while that will depend on current conditions, the thought of checking out those massive ice sculptures is pretty exciting.
White Pass is one of our top destinations for all things snow sports-related.
Winter Carnival / Facebook Each year, Washingtonians flock here to hit the slopes and take in the views of Mt. Rainier and stay at the Village Inn.
Every March, the White Pass Winter Carnival is held as a way to bid winter adieu.
Winter Carnival / Facebook This year’s date is tentatively scheduled for March 6, 2021.
The White Pass Winter Carnival is among the most popular winter festivals in the Pacific Northwest, and for good reason.
Winter Carnival / Facebook From the first activity to the final burst of fireworks, this event is always a good time.
The most impressive part of the festival, other than the scenery, is the collection of beautiful snow sculptures you’ll see.
Winter Carnival / Facebook The snow sculptures are created each year by talented local artists.
The massive snow castle is definitely the most impressive snow sculpture of them all.
Winter Carnival / Facebook The snow castle is rebuilt every year, and it’s magnificent.
The snow castle isn’t only an aesthetically pleasing part of the experience, although that’s certainly part of it.
Winter Carnival / Facebook Young festival-goers love to climb on the castle and explore it.
We are hopeful that the Winter Carnival will be a go for 2021, even if it looks a bit different than usual.
Winter Carnival / Facebook 2021 costs and details are set to be announced soon.
This festival is the perfect way to say goodbye to winter. Learn more about it and see the latest announcements here.
Winter Carnival / Facebook
Each year, Washingtonians flock here to hit the slopes and take in the views of Mt. Rainier and stay at the Village Inn.
This year’s date is tentatively scheduled for March 6, 2021.
From the first activity to the final burst of fireworks, this event is always a good time.
The snow sculptures are created each year by talented local artists.
The snow castle is rebuilt every year, and it’s magnificent.
Young festival-goers love to climb on the castle and explore it.
2021 costs and details are set to be announced soon.
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Address: White Pass Ski Area, 48935 US-12, Naches, WA 98937, USA
