FAQ

• Am I allowed on the mountain without ski gear? Triple Tickets Am I allowed on the mountain without ski gear?

  No, anyone without proper ski or snowboard equipment is not allowed on the lifts.

• Do I need a lift ticket if I am not skiing or snowboarding? Triple Tickets Do I need a lift ticket if I am not skiing or snowboarding?

  If you plan on going on the snow, yes, you have to have a lift ticket. Buy here.

• How do I know the difficulty levels of the mountain trails? Triple Tickets How do I know the difficulty levels of the mountain trails?

  Ski resorts across the country use a universal trail rating system. It’s your responsibility to stay on terrain that you can handle and avoid terrain that you cannot handle. The rating system utilizes four shapes to designate trail difficulty:

  • Green Circle: Beginner
  • Blue Square: More Difficult.
  • Black Diamond: Most Difficult.
  • Double Diamond: Extremely Difficult.
  • View Our Trail Map and Current Conditions
• What should I keep in mind in terms of safety? Triple Tickets What should I keep in mind in terms of safety?

  The important thing to remember is not to overdo it. We don’t recommend a trip to the top of the mountain after your first visit…you probably won’t be ready for it. Spend some time on our ski resort’s learning trails practicing the exercises you learned in your lesson. Save the trip to the top for another day, when you’re more prepared. View Our Mountain Safety Page

• Where can I find information on snow conditions? Triple Tickets Where can I find information on snow conditions?

  On the snow conditions page