Mission Ridge Ski Resort
Nathan Folkers is an experienced accounting professional currently serving as the Accounting Manager at Mission Ridge Ski Resort since December 2023. Prior to this role, Nathan held positions as an Accounting Assistant at Great West Casualty Company from September 2020 to December 2023 and as an Accountant for Siouxland Tanzania Educational Medical Ministries from January 2020 to November 2023. Nathan's experience also includes working as an Accounting Assistant at Tri-State Nursing from February 2015 to September 2020. Earlier in their career, Nathan gained diverse experience in various roles, including Construction Worker at Janssen Construction, Manager/Lifeguard at Sheffield Pool, and Part-Time Employee at Fareway Stores, Inc. Nathan holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a management emphasis and a psychology minor from Morningside University, which was completed in 2016, and a high school diploma from West Fork High School, earned in 2012.
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Mission Ridge Ski Resort
Only 12 miles outside of Wenatchee, WA on the eastern slopes of the Cascade Mountains, Mission Ridge has four chairlifts, two rope tows, and more than 36 designated runs spread over 2,000 acres and 2,250 vertical feet. We have a great mix of terrain for all levels; 10% is beginner, 60% is intermediate and 30% is advanced or expert. Mission Ridge (also know as "the Ridge") opened in 1966 and is unique among all Washington ski areas for its close proximity to a city. The Wenatchee Valley area has a thriving tourism industry with the Columbia River, wineries, fruit stands, hiking, biking, river rafting, golfing, fishing, and festivals, and its central location between Seattle and Spokane. No other ski area in Washington receives as much acclaim for the quality of its snow as Mission Ridge. The combination of dry snow and over 300 days of sunshine annually makes Mission Ridge well known throughout the Northwest, providing an experience many people compare to ski areas in Idaho, Colorado and Utah. We also boast more snowmaking than any other area in the state, which allows us to be one of the first mountains to open each year (and stay open in times of little snow).