Jeff's Corner - Badger Mountain, Washington

Badger Mountain is a community ski area operated by the Lions Club of the
small town of Waterville, about 30 miles north of Wenatchee, Washington.

While Wenatchee is a wine and fruit growing region in the rain shadow of the
Cascades, this area is on a cold plateau where snow stays for months at a
time. This area receives relatively light snow but due to the cold
temperatures conditions on the hill are fairly consistent, though not
exactly deep.

The area has a rope tow and one of the steepest t-bars I¹ve ever seen. It¹s
primarily open on weekends. There is a base lodge which offers rudimentary
services.

The main trail occupies the steep face of the area, while easier and
narrower trails fan off to the skier¹s left and right.. There is a pavillion
atop the hill where there is a fine view to the north. It¹s also possible to
see the remnants of the area¹s original lift, a rope tow serviced by an old
car.