What is the elevation of Snoqualmie Pass?

The elevation of the Snoqualmie Pass is 3,015 feet. The mountain pass travels through the Cascade Mountain range in Washington State. The pass sits on the border between Kittitas County and King County and is the largest of three such passes in the state that are open year round.

The pass hosts four major ski areas, including Summit West, Summit East, Summit Central and Alpental, which features challenging skiing and snowboarding opportunities. A number of trails cross through Snoqualmie Pass, including the Pacific Crest Trail. Additionally, Interstate 90 runs along the pass offering a link between Seattle and the eastern part of the state.