Mountain High Resort Discount Lift Tickets and Ski Deals

Last Updated: 9/3/2010 8:15 PM
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Top Elevation
8,200 ft
Vertical Drop
1,600 ft
Base Elevation
6,600 ft
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Mountain High is Southern California's most popular winter resort. Just 75 minutes from Los Angeles and Orange Counties, the area welcomes its guests with three distinctly different mountains and a ... READ MORE
Location:
24510 State Highway 2
Wrightwood, CA 92397
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Skiable Terrain: 290 acres
Trails: 0 of 62 trails are open (13 Beginner, 25 Intermediate, 20 Advanced, 2 Expert)
Lifts: 0 of 62 lifts are open
Base depth: None
Last Snowed On December 31 adding inches to the base

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Sam - Advanced Snowboarder Feb 25 2010 - 09:42 PM
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Mike - Advanced Skier Feb 03 2010 - 01:49 PM
There are signs allong the roadside. Maybe you didn't see them? I have gone there for years, and have never had a problem. They have decent parking in thier lots, but if you have to park on the road you need an adventure pass. You can get them at Big 5, or through the forest service. You need an adventure pass to park allong ANY national Parks Road sides. Better preperation on your part would have helped. This isnt the City where there are meters, and you can generaly park where you want to for as long as you want to. It sucks to get towed any time, but don't let a bad situation prevent you from going to a great place. if it keeps you, and your 11 away so be it then...11 less people to have to deal with on the hill. Words of advice. . .ALWAYS get information to anywhere you go BEFORE you go so you can get the most out of your time without the BS.
Danny - Advanced Snowboarder Nov 04 2009 - 03:29 PM
Mt. High does not control the roads and has nothing to do with your car getting towed. Having an Adventure pass allows you to park on the highway without getting a ticket. Regardless if you have a ticket or not, if you park where it says "No Parking Allowed" you will get towed. I have been going there for many years and the signs are clearly posted all up and down the highway.
ma - Intermediate Snowboarder Feb 17 2009 - 12:46 AM
There was no sign, no announcement, no one told "people who didnt purchase an adventure ticket who will get trafic ticket or towed" on the street. We were first time visiter,and all parking area were packed.There was no sign, no ticket, where to call... employees worked at there didn't even know the information, no help at all.People who purchased ticket are able to park there on streets means there's no need to towed our car to 80 miles away from ski resport, and charge $550 for tow and $180 for broken taxi which got all the lights as an engine,brake,ABS lights. can you imagine you lost vehicle at middle of mountain, cold, and dark. all the poeple who got towed are first visiters. NO SIGN, NO ANNOUNCEMENT for this BS,They will lose business. at least they did for 11 people.
warren - Intermediate Snowboarder Dec 27 2008 - 05:12 PM
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