One of Southern California’s snow resorts reopened Thursday morning for the 2023-2024 winter season.
Doors to Mountain High Resort in Wrightwood opened at 7 a.m. for season pass holders awaiting the chair banner breakthrough on the Blue Ridge Express scheduled to start at 9 a.m.
"We've invested more than $1 Million this year in new snow cats, increased snow making, new rental equipment and more. We've never been more excited about the start of a new ski season and we hope you'll come join us,” President and CEO of Mountain High Resort Karl Kapuscinski said in a statement.
Although access Thursday is only for season pass holders, the resort will be open to the general public starting Friday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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The resort's Instagram post mentioned how crews worked hours before opening day to make sure everything would be ready.
“It’s a fair amount of time we’ve been making snow since last Thursday. We’ve had 50 or so people on the snow-snowmakers, groomers, and builders—trying to get this mountain filled with snow so we could be ready,” said John McColly, vice president of sales and marketing at Mountain High Resort.
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McColly recommended that guests purchase tickets online. For more information, click HERE.
