DISCOVER YOUR LOCAL MOUNTAIN PLAYGROUND AT MT. ASHLAND
With majestic views of Mt. Shasta, Mt. McLoughlin, and all of the surrounding natural beauty, Mt. Ashland provides terrain for skiers and riders of every ability. Founded in 1964 and operated as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization for three decades, Mt. Ashland is all about Local Mountain Fun. Explore steeper terrain in The Bowl, one of dozens of groomed runs, or find your happy place in one of our tree glades.
Located just eight miles from I-5 near the Oregon-California border, Mt. Ashland features a full rental shop (with ski and snowboard rentals and tuning), several dining options, the T-Bar Lounge, a retail shop, and ski school. Leave your troubles behind and head up to Mt. Ashland!
Interested in learning about the local highschool snowboarding team? There is an info meeting on Wednesday night (10/13).
We received our first snow of the 2021-22 winter season! The ski season is still a few months away, but it's always nice to see the weather changing to the kind that delivers our beloved snow. Have you purchased your season pass yet? Our Fall Sale ends 10/31!
James Niehues, the artist who created Mt. Ashland’s iconic trail map images, has announced he is retiring after more than 30 years of creating art for ski area trail maps. It's been a wonderful 30+ year career! We thank James for sharing his body of work with the world and making beautiful trail maps that best reflect the natural splendor experienced at each resort he captured. We keep a copy of Niehues' book of trail maps at the T-Bar in the Lodge. Stop by this winter and enjoy his amazing artistry!
Our Fall Season Pass Sale kicks off today! Purchase your ultimate ticket to freedom this winter at up to 20% off in-season prices! Sale ends 10/31. Purchase yours online or stop by our business office at 693 Washington St in Ashland M-F 10-4. Link in our bio. #winteriscoming #lanina
We paid off our solar investment! In 2016, with support from True South Solar, the Energy Trust of Oregon, STOKE Certified, and Pacific Power's Blue Sky program, we installed a 28 kW solar energy collection system. The system offsets about 13% of our annual energy use. This week, just 5 years in, we have officially created enough energy to pay off our entire investment! Find our more and review production data >> Link in our bio.
Season pass holders: are you making plans now to visit one of our awesome affiliate partners this winter? Benefits range from discounts to free lift tickets!
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