CrossHarbor Capital Partners of Boston bought the exclusive resort in bankruptcy court for $35 million is in cash and an $80 million promissory note to Credit Suisse

Resort posts fourth strongest year in its history.

Record-breaking low levels of consumer confidence, increasing unemployment figures, slow consumer reaction to the recent stimulus package legislation passed by the U.S. Congress, and continued declines on Wall Street have been felt in all spending categories including the mountain travel industry.

Celebrate. Compete. Watch. Ski. Ride. Grüv.

Resort Signs Letters of Intent with Synergy Power Corporation to Construct Twenty Wind Turbines and with True Energy, Inc. to Install Waste Heat Recovery Systems

The new Castle Peak Quad will replace the existing Gunnar’s double chair, increasing base area capacity on beginner/novice runs and evolution terrain parks.

The Summit at Snoqualmie has received the green light from the United States Forest Service to begin the installation of a new high-speed quad chairlift, named Silver Fir Express.