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Mountain High Resort - Skiing

Venue

Event Location

24510 State Highway 2
Wrightwood, CA 92397
 
Map of Mountain High Resort - Skiing, 24510 State Highway 2, Wrightwood

The North Pole Tubing Park is a state-of-the-art tubing facility with up to fourteen lanes, two moving carpets and custom tubes.  The park operates Friday through Sunday peak season, and holidays.  Operating hours are 9:00am to 4:30pm and you will find the entrance road directly across from Mountain High's West Resort.

NEW FOR THIS SEASON
- Up to six new lanes.

- New 450ft moving carpet.

- Season pass holders now receive one free 2-hour tubing ticket per day.

Tips
Check cams for snow coverage

Location
Mountain High is Southern California's closest winter resort, just 75 minutes from L.A. and Orange County. We share the same elevation as the Big Bear Resorts but there is no mountain driving so it's easy to make a quick trip up for a 4-hour, 8-hour or night session any day of the week. When you choose Mountain High, you are guaranteed to spend less time on the road and more time on the mountain. Please click here for directions to the resort.

Tubing Tickets All Ages 
2-Hour $15
Full Day $30
36-42 Inches w/ paying adult $12

-Tubes are included in the ticket price.
-Children must be at least 3 years old or 42 inches high to have their own tube.
-Children 36 to 42 inches must ride on the lap of a parent or guardian.
-Children under 36 inches tall are not permitted.

What To Expect
Temperatures in the mountains average 30 to 40 degrees colder than the cities, but staying warm is easy. The best choice is water-resistant, layered clothing that can be added or removed as the weather changes. It is always best to be prepared as conditions can and do change rapidly at high elevations. If your clothes are not water resistant, a water repellent spray can be applied. With your equipment, be sure to include warm gloves and a hat or beanie. Remember, the majority of your body's heat is lost through your head. A simple beanie can do wonders to keep you warm, especially during a storm or periods of snowmaking. Ultraviolet rays are more powerful at high elevations as well. Regardless of skin color or complexion, everyone needs to wear protective sunscreen and UV-certified sunglasses even on overcast days since ultraviolet rays can penetrate the cloud cover. Should you forget any of these important items, the Mountain High Sport Shops, located at both resorts and in the town of Wrightwood, carry the latest in clothing and equipment for winter enthusiasts.

Mountain High provides the most accurate and up-to-date snow reports in the region. We offer Real Time Cameras, daily pictures and weekly videos to give you the broadest view of the conditions. It is important to check the Mountain High Snow Report before traveling to the resort, because the weather may be completely different from that it is at home. Santa Ana winds, for instance, blow warm in the valleys but cold and dry in mountains causing temperature differences of up to 50 degrees. Your view from home is also of the southern or sunny side of the mountain where snow rarely lasts. Mountain High is located on the north side where powder stays for long periods of time making the snow report even more important. To keep you abreast of the conditions, Mountain High also offers the Powder Alert, a free email service that details upcoming storms, recent snowfalls, special events, ticket deals and much, much more.

Traveling to the resort is quick and safe, but snowy conditions do occur so we always recommend carrying chains whenever traveling in the winter mountains. For your convenience, road conditions are updated daily on the website.

   

Contact

Phone: (888) 754-7878

Location Website


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