2020-21 Modified Operations

Last year we dropped our pass pricing across the board, and rolled out deals that provided an accessible and affordable pathway to winter fun for everyone. We delivered with another outstanding season sharing the joys of outdoor recreation with many new friends and families. In a world of rising costs and rising prices, we’ve decided to hold pass pricing for this season. 

We’re also rolling out a new product, as a way of saying THANK YOU to the community members that have put themselves in harm’s way to shepherd us through these trying times. Our Heroes Pass will honor our active duty military, veterans, and their spouses, as well as any and all healthcare and healthcare support workers. It’s our honor to serve you, if only in a small way, in return for how you’ve taken care of us.

We intend to modify our operating schedule to 5 days per week, aside from peak and holiday periods, with the lifts and lodge open Wednesdays through Sundays.

Uphill travel will be allowed on non-operating days, provided there is continued respectful and safe coexistence with our operations teams. This pandemic and the cultural shifting of our society has challenged us to evaluate all areas of the resort. I am incredibly proud of our team and thankful for their steadfast approach to resuming our summer operations. During this period, they have been formulating, learning, and adapting to new constructs amidst uncertain times. Many of these adaptations are guiding our plans for the winter season.

Our historic ski area and lodge will embrace the renaissance of the classic days of my youth, where we used to suit up and boot up at the family car, and often tailgated or limited our trips into the lodge. Family and friends only brought bags inside at lunchtime or on breaks, and took more of a ‘drop-and-go-ski’ attitude to our cherished days on the slopes. This simplification of the ski experience, and the mindset that everything old is new again will serve us best in these times. Traffic patterns will be established to promote social distancing, and the lodge will have interior capacity restrictions and limitations on bags, and likely with length of time limits on peak days at indoor seating areas. Additional cubbies and shelving will help accommodate these practices. We’ll also be creating some additional outdoor seating areas on our grounds with spots to warm up on cold days, to extend your comfort and playtime.