KRKettle Ridge Mountain Resort (208) 555-0167
Skiing here since 1972

Fifty-two runs and you can still park close

Six lifts across 1,900 vertical feet, a base area that is not a shopping mall, and an average of 310 inches a season. Kids under six ski free every day.

1,900 ftvertical drop
52marked runs
310 inaverage annual snow
6lifts
Tickets and lessons

Passes, rentals and ski school

Buying online at least two days ahead saves roughly 20 percent over window rates.

From $89

Adult day lift ticket

Window rate is $109 on weekends, online advance pricing is lower.

From $59

Youth day ticket, ages 7 to 17

Ages 6 and under ski free with a paying adult, no ticket needed.

$749

Adult season pass

Priced lowest before October 1, includes 3 buddy tickets and night skiing.

$52 / day

Full ski or board rental

Skis, boots and poles, tuned nightly. Demo gear is $78.

$79

Group lesson, 2 hours

Six students maximum, split by ability at the meeting corral at 10am.

$339

Private lesson, half day

One instructor, up to three people from the same party, lift line priority.

The mountain

Independent, and planning to stay that way

Kettle Ridge has been locally owned since a group of Sandpoint families cut the first runs in 1972. We reinvest in snowmaking and grooming rather than base village condos, which is why the terrain holds up in a thin January. Two of our lift operators have worked here more than twenty seasons.

•Snowmaking on 40 percent of terrain including the beginner area
•Grooming report posted by 7am, and it is accurate
•Free parking within a five-minute walk of the base lodge
A lively scene of people gathering around ski gear at a snowy ski resort.
Reviews

What regulars say

“Longest lift wait I had all season was maybe four minutes on a Saturday in February.”

Greg N., Season passholder

“My daughter went from wedge turns to the blue runs in one ski school week.”

Michelle P., Spokane, family trip

“The glades off Kettle Bowl are the reason I drive past two bigger resorts.”

Aaron D., Coeur d'Alene
FAQ

Planning your day

Do I need chains to get up the road?

The access road is plowed and sanded from 4am. Chains or all-wheel drive with snow tires are required when the sheriff posts a traction advisory, which happens a handful of days each winter. We post road status on the conditions page by 6am.

What if the mountain closes for weather?

If we cannot open lifts, advance tickets roll to any other operating day that season. If we close mid-day for wind, we issue a voucher for a future day at the ticket window before you leave.

Is the terrain good for beginners?

Yes. About 30 percent of runs are green, served by their own quad so beginners are not sharing a lift line with expert traffic. The ski school corral sits right at the base of that lift.

When does the season usually run?

We aim to open the week before Thanksgiving and typically run into the first week of April. Opening depends on natural snow plus snowmaking nights below 28 degrees.

Contact

Plan your ski day

Buy tickets online, or call the guest services line for lessons, groups of ten or more, and rental reservations.

Phone(208) 555-0167
Address9200 Kettle Ridge Road, Sandpoint, ID 83864, Sandpoint, Idaho
HoursLifts 9am to 4pm daily, night skiing Fri and Sat to 8:30pm
AreaBonner County, Spokane and Coeur d'Alene day traffic