The lifts are not spinning and the snow is melting away. But there’s still a lot of fun to be had up at Mt. Ashland this summer! Important COVID-19 Considerations The Mt. Ashland Ski Area restrooms and water fountains are…
Mt. Ashland has negotiated new season pass trade partnerships with three new resorts. The three new partners extend benefits to our season pass holders and add exciting new benefits for pass holders. The three resorts include: Bogus Basin in Boise,…
The Rogue Valley Mountain Bike Association (RVMBA) has launched a fundraising campaign for the Ashland Pump Track Project located at the new East Main Park at 2228 E. Main Street. This is part of a broad effort we are supporting…
The Mt. Ashland Association will take proactive steps to protect the workplace in the event of an infectious disease outbreak. It is the goal of Mt. Ashland Association during any such time period to strive to operate effectively and ensure…
It's our annual Spring Season Pass Sale! Take advantage of our lowest pricing of the year. Adult 2020-21 season passes cost $324. This year, we are extending the pass sale through the end of May. We offer complimentary five-month interest-free…
We are proud to announce the installation of a solar energy array at Mt. Ashland! Mt. Ashland - and the ski industry as a whole - must become part of the solution to global climate change. We depend on water…
If you're headed up to Mt. Ashland this summer and want to learn more about all of the wildflowers blooming around you, we can help. One of the best field guides is Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest by Mark Turner…
We have been asked by a handful of people why we are not open Tuesday and Wednesday so I would like to share the facts surrounding our operating schedule. Our operations calendar has reflected us being closed this Tuesday and…
