Premier Skiing and Snowboarding at Mountain High Resort: Number One in Southern California
This is the Place Where Snow Bunnies from LA, San Diego, the OC, and the Desert Commune for the Winter
Wrightswood, CA 92397
Mountain High is actually three resorts that sit about 1 mile apart from each other. There is the West Resort, the East Resort and Mountain High North Resort each unique to the other offering the best of the best. The West Resort is the resort that has lots of live activities, radio sponsored events, concerts, contests, and promotions. This resort is for the free stylers with its' technical trails and well designed terrtain. The East Resort provides panoramic views of the Mohave Desert. The East Resort offers the true replica of the alpine experience rising 8,200 feet and also has cruising trails that exceed a mile and a half. Finally there is Mountain High North whic offers 70 acres of tubing and the perfect terrain for families who wish to ski and snowboard. Shuttle service is available among the resorts. Check out the Mountain High Kids Club while you are there.
Looking at statistics for the resort; Mountain High has a vertical drop of 1600 feet, a summit of 8,200 feet, a base of 6,600, with 13 lifts and 46 trails. The longest run at Mountain High 8448 feet. In addition to the previous stats, snowboarding is permitted, there is an awesome terrain park, and a half pipe. There is however no cross country skiing and no snow tubing. The average snow fall at Mountain High is 200 inches with 95% snowmaking. Mountain High has 16 lifts comprised of the following; there are two high speed quad lifts, two quad chairs, two triple chairs, five double chairs and five surface lifts.
If you are a beginner you have come to the right resort. This is the perfect place place to take lessons and begin your new life sport as a skiier or snowboarder on the slopes of Mountain High. Package deals are available so check with the resort for details. For more information visit the Web site at www.mthigh.com or call 760-249-5808 for general information. For weather conditions call 1888-754-7878.
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Post a CommentThere was no sign, no announcement, no one told "people who didn't purchase an adventure ticket who will get traffic ticket or towed" on the street. We were first time visitors,and all parking area were packed.There was no sign, no ticket, where to call... employees worked at there didn't even know the information, no help at all.People who purchased ticket are able to park there on streets means there's no need to towed our car to 80 miles away from ski resort, and charge $550 for towing and $180 for broken taxi which got all the lights on as an engine,brake,ABS lights. can you imagine you lost vehicle at the middle of the mountain, cold, and dark. all the people who got towed were first time visitors. NO SIGN, NO ANNOUNCEMENT for this BS,They will lose business.
plus the rental equipment was one hour wait, the bathroom was stink... we gotta nighmare there