Can you ski in hawaii?

big island. skiing. Mauna Kea (Hawaiian for 'white mountain') is a 13,796' (4205 meter) volcanic mountain whose summit sometimes gets a skiable/boardable mantle of snow. There are no lifts, no grooming, no resort, but a road goes to the summit to serve the dozen or so world class observatories located at the summit. read more

Ski Guides Hawaii - Ski Guides Hawaii give more kick to the glide! An exclusive, one of Da-Kind Ski Experiences. You'll never forget the backside, hidden places on the mountain, spectacular vistas and miles of wide-open expansive skiing. read more

When people think of snow skiing, Hawaii may not be the first destination that pops into their heads. But, if tropical snow skiing is your bag, then Hawaii is the right place. People do snowboard and snow ski on Mauna Kea (Hawaiian for white mountain) on the Big Island of Hawaii. read more

MAUNA KEA, Hawaii-- What better place to pursue a tropical snow-skiing treat than the Big Island of Hawaii, where the slopes of Mauna Kea beckon with Polynesian powder. When conditions are right, a ride down the snowcapped 13,796-foot dormant volcano can be a real rush. read more