Mt. Baker Places Gear & rentals Glacier, WA

Mt. Baker Snowboard Shop

Snowboard and splitboard specialty shop, in Glacier since 1989

Mt. Baker Snowboard Shop storefront and painted garage mural in fresh snow in Glacier, Washington
Photo: Mt. Baker Snowboard Shop via Google Business Profile, August 2022. Professionally restored.
Mt. Baker Snowboard Shop exterior with its mountain-and-wave garage mural and shop signs
Photo: Nwtuningtechnologies, via Google Business Profile, February 2018. Professionally restored.
Address 9996 Forest St, Glacier, WA 98244 · Directions
From our cabins 10 min from the A-frame · 15 min from the Red Cabin
Official site mtbakersnowboardshop.com Phone (360) 599-2008
Hours Days shift seasonally up here — check before you drive. Last verified August 17, 2026.

Glacier has had a snowboard shop since 1989, and this is it — billing itself as the original Mt. Baker Snowboard Shop, tucked on Forest Street behind Milano’s, one street off the highway. It’s retail, and it’s specific: snowboards, splitboards, boots, outerwear, and backcountry gear.

Two caveats before you make a special trip. First, we can’t confirm they rent. Some directories tag them for rentals and tuning, but no first-party source backs that up, and the rental hub in town is Glacier Ski Shop. If renting is the errand, call (360) 599-2008 before counting on this stop. Second, their website was showing an under-construction page when we last checked in August 2026, so directory listings are the only current word on hours. Those show short mid-afternoon windows on weekdays and fuller weekend days, a winter-centric pattern — a random Tuesday morning visit will likely find the door locked.

If you ride, it’s still worth knowing about. A specialty board shop that has stayed open in a town this small for 35-plus years is rare, and it’s the corridor’s stop for board-specific and splitboard gear rather than general rental-fleet stock.

What they stock

  • Snowboards and splitboards
  • Boots and outerwear
  • Backcountry gear

Know before you go

  • Behind Milano’s on Forest Street — easy to miss if you only watch the highway
  • Weekday hours run short (afternoons); weekends are the safer bet
  • Call ahead — the website is under construction and hours shift with the season
  • For rentals, Glacier Ski Shop is the sure thing