Located in Washington, Mount Spokane is a 5,889 ft summit with a skiable vertical rise of 2000 ft, and a ski resort with regular and night runs; by visiting MtSpokane.com users will be able to learn all about the mountain and plan their skiing trip well in advance (the season won’t start until December), with a good advantage: early birds get substantial discounts on their passes.
You can take a look at webcams and weather reports on the site, or download a trail map and decide beforehand which ones you’ll be skiing in. The site also includes extensive media, including photographs and videos of amateurs and pros giving the skis a try. The site is very nicely designed, but other than taking a look at these contents and buying your tickets online, there’s really not too much to do, as the ‘plan your trip’ section doesn’t feature much information; for instance, if you are looking for a hotel to stay in while you are on your ski trip, you’ll only get suggestions (but no links or contact details); it could be a really good idea to allow users to create an account and bookmark their favorite lesson plans and trails, or maybe get discounts for local hotels and activities. Hopefully they can think it over. 
