Resorts opening for summer activities

[Tricia]

Since many resorts have a short period of time while flipping from winter to summer activities, we are sort of used to hearing when the summer activies are firing up.
This year, however, due to covid closures things didn't transition prior to Memorial weekend as they usually do, and now that they are opening up the practices and types of activities are going to look a little different.

What do the summer activities at your local resort look like this summer?

 

[Tricia]

Press release:

Vail Resorts Announces North American Summer Operating Plans and Commitment to Employee and Guest Safety​

BROOMFIELD, Colo. — June 18, 2020 — Vail Resorts announced today summer opening dates and operating plans at its North American resorts as well as the Company’s commitment to safety amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The first set of resorts will open June 26, including Keystone, Crested Butte, Okemo and Mount Snow. Additional resorts are scheduled to open shortly thereafter, including Whistler Blackcomb (June 29, subject to provincial alignment), Vail and Beaver Creek (July 1), Park City (July 2); Heavenly (July 3); and Breckenridge (July 4). A full list of opening dates is below. The resorts will open with a limited summer footprint focusing on mountain access and scenic lift rides. Lodging, restaurants, retail, biking and other activities will vary by location.

As a part of Vail Resorts’ commitment to safety, the Company is establishing certain guidelines across all of its resorts and properties in North America, which include physical distancing protocols, face covering requirements, enhanced cleaning measures, employee health screenings and safety training, cashless transactions, and revisions to regularly offered programs and services. Each resort and property have enacted a unique operating plan that aligns with these guidelines and was developed in consultation with state, provincial and local health officials. Similar to the Skier Responsibility Code, Vail Resorts asks guests and employees to take on a new level of personal accountability to ensure the safety of its mountain communities.

“Summer is a special time in the mountains and we are excited to welcome guests back to the outdoors to have fun, refresh and recharge,” said Pat Campbell, president of Vail Resorts’ mountain division. “While we are offering limited summer activities, we are lucky that our beautiful outdoor settings provide a landscape to experience nature and to easily practice physical distancing so we all can safely return to the mountains we love. It is our expectation that guests help us ensure the experience is safe for them and for our employees by following our new guidelines. As summer progresses, we look forward to opening more activities and adventures at our resorts.”

SCHEDULED OPENING DATES AND ACTIVITIES BY RESORT

Weekly operating days vary by resort; Additional activities may open as summer progresses and restrictions ease.

• Attitash (July 18): Scenic chairlift rides; hiking; alpine slide; grab ‘n go food.
• Beaver Creek (July 1): Scenic chairlift and gondola rides; hiking; bike haul; Spruce Saddle to offer grab ‘n go food.
• Breckenridge (July 4): BreckConnect Gondola; scenic chairlift rides; hiking; alpine slide and alpine coaster; Ski Hill Grill to offer grab ‘n go food.
• Crested Butte (June 26): Scenic chairlift rides; hiking; Butte 66 to offer grab ‘n go food.
• Heavenly (July 3): Scenic gondola rides; hiking; Tamarack Lodge and Café Blue to offer grab ‘n go food. Mountain coaster opening date to be determined.
• Hunter (July 4): Scenic chairlift rides and hiking.
• Keystone (June 26): River Run Gondola; hiking; Summit House to offer grab ‘n go food. Golf opened June 5 at the River Course.
• Liberty (June 17): Golf
• Mount Snow (June 26): Scenic chairlift rides; hiking; Bullwheel to offer grab ‘n go food. Golf and Fairways (grab ‘n go) opened June 17.
• Northstar (July 15): Golf to open July 15. Additional activities to be announced by early July.
• Okemo (June 26): Scenic chairlift rides; hiking; mountain coaster; golf and disc golf.
• Park City (July 2): Scenic chairlift rides; hiking; bike haul; alpine slide and mountain coaster; Jupiter Java to offer grab ‘n go food. Canyons Golf is scheduled to open June 26.
• Stowe (June 27): Auto Toll Road opens June 27. Scenic gondola rides and Waffle to offer grab ‘n go food on July 18.
• Vail (July 1): Gondola One scenic rides; hiking; grab ‘n go food at Mid-Vail. Mid-July, Gondola 19 is scheduled to open with hiking, Epic Discovery interpretive trails, mountain coaster and grab ‘n go food at Eagle’s Nest.
• Wildcat (August 1): Wildcat Express scenic chairlift rides; hiking; cafeteria to offer grab ‘n go food.
• Whistler Blackcomb (June 29, subject to provincial alignment): Whistler Village Gondola, PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola and Blackcomb Gondola scenic rides; hiking; bike park (Fitz Zone and Garbanzo chair). Rendezvous, Garbanzo Bike and Bean, Roundhouse to offer grab ‘n go food.
• Whitetail (June 17): Golf

VAIL RESORTS’ COMMITMENT TO SAFETY

Vail Resorts has reimagined the resort experience to further prioritize the health and safety of its employees and guests in response to COVID-19. In addition to complying with local orders, the Company is enforcing its own safety measures to ensure everyone is able to enjoy the mountains this summer. Safety has always been one of the Company’s core values and the new procedures and protocols being implemented have the safety of employees, guests and communities in mind. Protocols include:

Physical Distancing:

• On mountain, the resorts’ vast outdoor settings make physical distancing easy. But in the base areas and other locations where it is more difficult to do so, we will have signage and decals to ensure guests remain six feet (two meters) apart.
• Guests will be required to wear face coverings in certain areas. This includes in lines, when loading and unloading chairlifts, when loading and riding in gondolas or bubble chairs, on activities such as an alpine slide or mountain coaster, and in indoor resort facilities. Guests are strongly encouraged to bring their own face coverings, but resorts will have them available upon request, subject to availability. Employees will be required to wear face coverings at all times.
• Plexiglass barriers have been installed in areas where physical distancing measures are not possible, including at points of purchase.
• Capacity of lifts and gondolas will be reduced to allow for physical distancing. Guests will only be allowed on lifts and gondolas with travelers in their party.
• Employees may limit the number of guests in any area of the resort to ensure proper physical distancing (e.g. indoor spaces, parking lots, common spaces, etc.).

Employee Protocols & Training:

• All employees are required to wear a face covering and follow the Company’s safety protocols and procedures at all times, including regular hand washing and use of PPG.
• Employees will undergo daily health screenings and receive appropriate training to ensure safety.
• Employees are required to stay home if sick.

Guest Expectations:

• Guests are asked to stay home if they are sick or experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19.
• Guests are required to wear face coverings in certain areas, including in lines, when loading and unloading chairlifts, when loading and riding in gondolas and bubble chairs, on activities such as an alpine slide or mountain coaster; in indoor resort facilities, and whenever it is not possible to maintain a six feet distance from unknown parties. Guests are strongly encouraged to bring their own face coverings, but resorts will have them available upon request, subject to availability. Guests who are unwilling to comply with this safety requirement will not be permitted to participate in the experience.
• All guests are expected to comply with physical distancing guidelines outlined by public health as well as resort signage or as directed by resort employees.

Enhanced Cleaning & Sanitization:

• High-touch surfaces will be frequently cleaned and disinfected with EPA-approved products that kill the COVID-19 virus.
• Enhanced cleaning and disinfecting will take place daily in our gondola cabins, frequently throughout the day in our public restrooms and after each use on our alpine slide and mountain coaster carts.
• Hand sanitizing stations will be provided throughout the resort. Frequent handwashing is required of employees.
• All transactions will be cashless for lift and gondola rides, mountain activities, on-mountain dining as well as at the Company’s lodging, retail and rental locations.

Hospitality & Lodging:

• Guests will be asked to maintain physical distancing guidelines and use face coverings when in common areas.
• One guest per family will be allowed to enter the lobby for check-in/out.
• Transactions will be cashless.
• Room keys will be cleaned and disinfected before they are placed into guest packets.

Dining Facilities:

• To ensure physical distancing, dining facilities will run at reduced capacity with updated floor plans in common areas. Outdoor seating will be available.
• On-mountain dining will only offer grab ‘n go food and all transactions will be cashless.

Vail Resorts will continue to review and update our policies to adhere to the most up-to-date practices to keep employees and guests safe. More information can be found here.

 

[Tricia]

Press release Winter Park:

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OPENING DAY IS JUNE 27!​

We’re excited to Venture Out with you this summer! Hop on the gondola for a ride up to nearly 11,000 feet for 360 degree views and access to high alpine hiking or hit the dirt at Trestle Bike Park. Hang out at the base for trailside snacks or a round of golf at the putting course. Check out what’s available this summer! The health and safety of our employees, guests and community remains paramount and we’re taking every precaution to ensure we open responsibly. Learn more about our updated operations here.​

 

[Tricia]

Press release Deer Valley:

DEER VALLEY RESORT ANNOUNCES UPDATED SUMMER 2020 OPERATIONS LIFT-SERVED ACTIVITIES, AL FRESCO DINING, LODGING AND MAIN STREET SIGNATURES STORE TO OPEN JUNE 2020​

DEER VALLEY RESORT: PARK CITY, UTAH (May 28, 2020) - Deer Valley Resort is pleased to announce that summer operations will begin in June 2020. This summer, the resort will offer lift-served mountain biking, hiking and scenic chairlift rides, outdoor dining at three restaurants, accommodations at Deer Valley managed lodging properties and shopping at our Main Street Signatures store. All our operations will be taking extensive measures to comply with COVID-19 cleaning, operating procedures and guidelines and subject to local ordinances. Extensive details on Deer Valley’s updated operating protocols can be viewed on our website.​

Mountain Operations:​

Lift-served mountain biking, hiking and scenic rides, will open on June 26, 2020, (conditions permitting) and will be offered from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily through Labor Day, September 7, 2020, then Saturdays and Sundays only through September 20, 2020. In addition, mountain bike rentals and lessons will be available daily from the Snow Park Rental Shop location only. Deer Valley summer lift tickets can be purchased online or at the Snow Park Ticket Office. We encourage guests to pre-purchase lift tickets online to guarantee access to Deer Valley as we are operating with a limited capacity of mountain guests, per day. Day of tickets will be sold on a first come, first served basis. Parking will only be available in the main lots of our Snow Park base area this summer, please follow all signage and direction by staff members. (No parking will be available in the Snow Park Loading Zone or Silver Lake Village area.)There will be no services available this summer from the Silver Lake area including parking, lift ticket sales, bike rentals and lessons.​

Summer Dining:​

Deer Valley will operate the Deer Valley Grocery~Café, Royal Street Café and the Silver Lake Snack Shack during the summer 2020 season with limited capacities and outdoor seating only, to comply with social distancing practices. Take-away is also available. Deer Valley Grocery~Café: Open daily from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. beginning Friday, June 5, 2020. Royal Street Café: Open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. from Friday, June 26 through Labor Day, September 7, 2020. Silver Lake Snack Shack: Open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Friday, June 26 through Labor Day, September 7, 2020. Then Saturdays and Sundays only through September 20, 2020. Take-away only.​

Deer Valley Resort Lodging:​

All Deer Valley Resort managed properties are scheduled to re-open on June 1, 2020. Guests can view accommodations and make reservations online at deervalley.com/lodging.​

Retail:​

Deer Valley’s Main Street Signatures store located at 577 Main Street will open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily on June 19, 2020. The Main Street location will be the only Deer Valley retail outlet open this summer, however online ordering is also available at deervalley.com/signatures.​

“We have been working diligently to offer a summer experience on the mountain this year and altering our operations to comply with all COVID-19 safety standards and guidelines” said Deer Valley President and COO Todd Shallan. “Although operations will look a bit different than in years past, we are very much looking forward to opening the resort once again and welcoming guests back to Deer Valley.” The health, safety and well-being of our Deer Valley guests, staff and community continue to be of the utmost importance to us. Because of this, we have extensively revised our summer operating plans in each of our resort areas to strictly adhere to the COVID-19 guidelines from the Center for Disease Control (CDC), The Utah Department of Health and the Summit County Health Department. Due to the health orders issued by the State of Utah, the Summit County Council, Manager and Board of Health around mass gatherings and events, as well as concern for the overall health and safety of our community, Deer Valley has made the difficult decision to not provide some of our annual summer offerings including concerts in our Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater and Summer Adventure Camp. We will continue to monitor evolving COVID-19 procedures and guidelines and take all necessary precautions to comply, including making changes to our summer operations plan if necessary.​

 

[Sibhusky]

 

[mikel]

I think the gondola in Aspen is already spinning. Copper is July 4th. I've received a few emails from Telluride but I guess I haven't read any of them. I also think 6th Alley opened the week after skiing was done.

 

[Ski&ride]

Mount Snow (June 26): Scenic chairlift rides; hiking; Bullwheel to offer grab ‘n go food. Golf and Fairways (grab ‘n go) opened June 17.

Hmmm... no lift served mountain biking?

 

[Tricia]

Hmmm... no lift served mountain biking?

I saw a notice that one of the homeowners at Keystone received that didn't include mountain biking at Keystone. I keep asking people who should know what's going on at Northstar but haven't heard any kind of confirmation.
Keystone notice copied here:

 

[pchewn]

Mt Hood Skibowl is opening June 24th (Mt Biking, bungee, zipline, alpine slide, go karts, etc ...)

• Daily capacity is limited. Tickets must be purchased in advance, online.
• Spaced parking. We ask that you leave an empty parking space between you and other vehicles not in your party.
• Entrance to Skibowl West has been re routed to allow for greater physical distancing. Use of Kiosks and Service Windows will be increased for ticket redemption
• Face coverings are required for all employees and strongly recommended for guests.
• Physical distancing practices including physically-distanced queues and physical barriers
• An increased focus on disinfecting and sanitation processes using both chemical and UV lights, including the addition of hand sanitizer stations throughout the park in key locations.

http://www.skibowl.com/summer/skibowl-and-covid-19-know-before-you-go

 

[ZionPow]

Snowbasin opening June 27

• Needles Gondola Service: For scenic rides, hiking or mountain biking, Needles Gondola will operate on Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with enhanced sanitation in place. Snowbasin Premier Season Pass Holders receive free access and lift tickets will soon be available to purchase online for the general public.
• Mini Golf: Available on Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Groups of guests are limited to 6 people and a time gap is required between each group. Tickets cost $10 per adult and $7 for kids 12 and under.
• Mountain-Top Yoga: Available on Saturdays at 9:00 a.m. featuring a gondola ride to Needles Lodge for a one-hour yoga session on the patio with required spacing between guests. Tickets cost $25 and must be purchased online in advance. Space will be limited to 20 participants due to new safety and health measures.
• Mountain-Top Outdoor Dining: Barbecue service will be available on the Needles Lodge Patio, with a Saturday and Sunday special from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Hamburgers, vegetarian burgers and hot dogs will be offered with chips. Canned soda and beer will also be available for purchase.
• Grizzly Center Shopping: The Grizzly Center will be open on Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for Snowbasin apparel, souvenirs and outerwear available. Bike and helmet rentals will not be offered this summer.

Summer Operations at Snowbasin Resort | snowbasin

Welcome to Snowbasin

www.snowbasin.com

 

[mikel]

I went thru the emails from Telluride. Stay 3 nights and the 4th is free thru Oct. 18th. Apparently the county is still limiting what can happen

updated June 15, 2020
WE ARE OPEN with 25% maximum capacity until later this month. We are closely following state and county orders as to how our hotel and community opens in the midst of the recent pandemic. We do not anticipate opening the View Bar & Grill for indoor seating this summer and are working to unveil an amazing summer pool deck experience with food & drink as soon as we are able. We do have a grocery delivery service available to in-house guests to pre-order food for your arrival or while on property. We require masks to be worn while in public spaces and social distancing remains a must. Our pool, two hot tubs, fitness center and steam room remain closed until further notice. Watch this space and our social media outlets for updates through this summer.

 

[S.H.]

Mount Snow (June 26): Scenic chairlift rides; hiking; Bullwheel to offer grab ‘n go food. Golf and Fairways (grab ‘n go) opened June 17.

Hmmm... no lift served mountain biking?

Summer 2020 Update: We will not be offering any mountain biking services this summer. We know this might not be what you want to hear, but our primary focus is on returning to winter operations at Mount Snow for the ‘20-’21 ski season and after careful consideration, we’ve determined that this is the best course of action.

Mountain Biking

www.mountsnow.com

 

[scott43]

Well I'm heading to Kelso today for some laps. You have to book your two hour time slot ahead of time. Restricted numbers and no services. No bathrooms or food water. Don't matter to me... Lovely 31c with humidity today too!!

 

[Ski&ride]

Summer 2020 Update: We will not be offering any mountain biking services this summer. We know this might not be what you want to hear, but our primary focus is on returning to winter operations at Mount Snow for the ‘20-’21 ski season and after careful consideration, we’ve determined that this is the best course of action.

Mountain Biking

www.mountsnow.com

I wonder why?

Was it to avoid having to deal with any potential injuries?

(I no longer do lift served downhill mountain biking so it doesn’t impact me directly. I just noticed it because I did a good chunk of my riding there)

 

[mikel]

Here is the Copper info

https://www.coppercolorado.com/things-to-do/activities-amenities/activities-at-copper.

Lift activities will be on Woodward Express a.k.a. Union Creek Quad

 

[mikel]

Interview with Vail yesterday. The question about winter did come up. Short question and short answer.

https://kdvr.com/news/local/vail-resorts-prepare-for-limited-summer-reopening/

 

[Tricia]

ALTERRA MOUNTAIN COMPANY DESTINATIONS ANNOUNCE SUMMER OPENINGS

Updated Summer Offerings With Enhanced Health & Safety Protocols​

Denver, CO, June 23, 2020 – As summer kicks off, Alterra Mountain Company destinations across North America are unveiling their plans to welcome guests back to the mountains. Each destination will offer visitors the opportunity to take advantage of the outdoors and explore favorite activities, from mountain biking, golf and scenic chairlift/gondola rides to hiking, shopping, and outdoor dining, each with modified operations in accordance with local and state-issued health and safety guidelines.

Those looking for outdoor adventures will find plenty of fresh-air and open spaces in nature throughout Alterra Mountain Company destinations in Colorado, California, Utah, Washington, Vermont, West Virginia and Canada.

WEST

Deer Valley Resort, Utah

Starting June 26, Deer Valley Resort will offer lift-served mountain biking, hiking and scenic chairlift rides, outdoor dining at the Deer Valley Grocery~Café, Royal Street Café and the Silver Lake Snack Shack (with limited capacities and outdoor seating), accommodations at Deer Valley-managed lodging properties as well as shopping at the Main Street Signatures store. Summer operations are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. MT daily through Labor Day, September 7, then Saturdays and Sundays only through September 20.

Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows, California

The Tahoe Via Ferrata at Squaw Valley is now open. Visitors can explore Squaw Valley’s most iconic rock face, The Tram Face, on the Via Ferrata routes operated by local guide service, Alpenglow Expeditions. They will learn to navigate the rock face on the protected climbing route with permanent steel anchors and cables that keep participants safely connected to the rock. The Village at Squaw Valley is open for mountainside lodging, dining and shopping.

Big Bear Mountain Resort, California

The summer 2020 season is underway at Big Bear Mountain Resort, with Bear Mountain Golf Course open and daily operations at Summit Bike Park in full swing. Visitors can also enjoy family-friendly activities in the Snow Summit base area like the Summit Mining Co. and Grizzly Ridge Tube Park, or experience panoramic views of Southern California’s highest peak – San Gorgonio Mountain (elev. 11,503’) – and the surrounding Big Bear Valley on a mile-long ascent through the San Bernardino National Forest on the Scenic Sky Chair. Lift and lunch packages are available for bike park and Scenic Sky Chair tickets.

Mammoth Mountain, California

The Sierra Star Golf Course is currently open daily and bike rentals are available on the weekends. Mammoth Bike Park and Scenic Gondola Rides will open daily for the season on June 26. Rentals and lessons are available daily at the Main Lodge. Rentals and lift tickets are also available daily at the Mountain Center in The Village. Camp High Sierra is currently open and taking reservations, and Mammoth Lodging Collection started taking reservations on June 19.

Crystal Mountain, Washington

Fresh off its reopening of spring skiing, Crystal Mountain began its summer season on June 19. Visitors can take a ride on the Mt. Rainier Gondola to admire expansive views of Mt. Rainier and the Cascade Range. For those who prefer to explore through hiking, Crystal Mountain offers a combination of both easy and difficult trails, with breathtaking views of Mt. Rainier and lush meadows filled with colorful wildflowers.

ROCKIES

Steamboat, Colorado

Steamboat Ski Resort will open with modified summer operations beginning June 26. The summer season will include the Outlaw Mountain Coaster, Maverick mini golf course, scenic gondola rides, the Steamboat Mercantile retail store, and dining on the Oasis Sun Deck in Thunderhead Lodge and in the base area at Timber & Torch Grill. Summer operations will run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. MT Fridays through Sundays ending on Labor Day, September 7. The Steamboat Grand Hotel is open and taking reservations.

Winter Park, Colorado

On June 27, Winter Park will open its scenic gondola and mountaintop hiking trails, the base-area putting course, various dining options, bike rentals and some retail. Also opening is the Trestle Bike Park, the U.S.’s premier full-service bike park. Tailored for both downhill gravity fanatics and all-mountain trail riders, Trestle Bike Park’s 1,800 vertical feet and more than 45 miles of purpose-built trails give adventurers of all levels an unmatched mountain experience. Lodging is currently open and booking summer stays. The destination will operate its modified summer offerings seven days a week through Labor Day. In September, the destination will operate on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

CANADA

Tremblant, Québec

Tremblant will open its summer season with many outdoor activities including tennis, Le Diable Golf Course, hiking trails, the mini-golf Le Petit Géant and bike rentals. Many hotels will also open their doors starting June 26 with various discounts available. In the Village, visitors can enjoy an array of activities, boutiques, and restaurants offering take-out and indoors and outdoor seating.

Blue Mountain, Ontario

Blue Mountain’s extensive hiking trail network is currently open, along with Monterra Golf and bike rentals. Select shops and restaurants offer takeout and curbside pickup. Additional activities available to visitors include Apex Bagjump, Canopy Climb Net Adventure, Cascade Putting Course, Chutes and Lumber Ball Run, Climbing Wall, Mill Pond Activity Centre, Mountaintop Segway Tours, Open Air Gondola, Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster, Timber Challenge High Ropes, Wind Rider Triple Zips, and Woodlot Low Ropes.

EAST

Sugarbush Resort, Vermont

The Sugarbush Resort Golf Club is currently open, with its Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed golf course open to any golfer living in a non-quarantine county across New England and New York. That means counties that have less than 400 active cases of COVID-19 per one million residents may enter the state for leisure travel without quarantining. The resort is also opening its Sugarbush Health and Recreation Center, with an outdoor pool, fitness center, and massage. Sugarbush is also planning to host its annual July 4th Fireworks Display, drive-in style, with socially distant parking spaces reserved in their parking lots, and all suggested donations benefiting the Mad River Valley Community Fund.

Stratton, Vermont

The Stratton Mountain Golf Course, Downhill Bike Park, scenic gondola rides and the Cliff Drysdale Tennis Center are all open for the summer season. Uphill foot traffic is allowed on the mountain, which means that visitors can explore Vermont with scores of hikes on the mountain and in the surrounding area including the .75-mile beginner route from the summit to the Stratton fire tower. Manned until 1979 and one of just a handful left in Vermont, the fire tower rewards hikers with a view that stretches clear across four states and mountain ranges. In the Stratton Village, select shops are open and restaurants are offering outdoor patio dining and to-go food with curbside pickup available.

Snowshoe, West Virginia

A modified schedule of activities and events is now available for the summer and fall seasons. The Raven Golf Club and the Raven Grille is now open weekly from Thursday-Sunday. The Snowshoe Bike Park will be open Thursday-Sunday starting July 2, with both the Basin and Western Territory areas open. Scenic lift rides to Shavers lake will be available Thursday-Sunday from 10am - 6pm ET starting July 2. The lake will be open for swimming, canoeing, kayaking, and paddle-boarding, and dining at the Boathouse Restaurant. The Village will also be open Thursday-Sunday for dining, retail and outdoor adventure operations starting July 2. This includes the full-service Spa at Snowshoe. Lodging is currently available daily. Special events and festivals, including the Blues, Brews, & BBQ weekend, the Pedals & Pints Festival, and pro mountain biking races will be taking place throughout the summer and fall seasons.

 

[Tony S]

Huh?

 

[Tricia]

Huh?

Ooops I put that in the wrong thread. Moved to correct one.

 

[Laurel Hill Crazie]