Ski China Peak Events

Mountain High's Anytime Season Pass Sale

03/01/2013 - 04/15/2013

Grab an Anytime Season Pass for Mountain High and ski the rest of this winter season for free. Adults and young adult passes are $299 and kids (7 - 12) are $199 with the purchase of an adult pass or $249 without. Current pass holders can renew by March 10 and receive a free buddy ticket. Full Article

Cheap Lodging/Lift Ticket Deal at China Peak For SoCal Residents

02/18/2013 - 03/14/2013

Southern California residents can save big on lodging and lift tickets with the SoCal Winter Deal. Full Article

Fill up Your Tank and Get a Buy-One-Get-One Lift Ticket from Shell

01/01/2013 - 04/07/2013

Fill up your tank with at least 10 gallons of fuel this winter at one of the participating Shell Gas Stations and you and your buddy can ski for the price of one lift ticket at Alpine, Squaw, Sierra-at-Tahoe, Mt. Shasta, Homewood or China Peak. Full Article

Ski Free: Over 40 Resorts Are Participating

Ski areas in four states are offering a lift ticket deal when you fill up the tank. Full Article

China Peak Offers $65 First-Timer Equipment Rental, Lesson and Ticket Packages

12/17/2012 - 04/07/2013

Beginner skiers and boarders can hit China Peak's slopes this winter with lesson/rental/ticket packages for just $65. After two subsequent lessons costing $49, a season pass can be purchased for just $65. Full Article

The Silicon Valley Ski & Snowboard Festival

11/12/2011 - 11/13/2011

The Silicon Valley Ski & Snowboard Festival cruises into town on Nov. 12. Full Article

The San Francisco Ski & Snowboard Festival

11/05/2011 - 11/06/2011

The San Francisco Ski & Snowboard Festival cruises into town on Nov. 5. Full Article

Ski Shows Coming to a City Near You

Ski Shows from California to Boston are a great way to start the winter season. Full Article

Non-Profit to set World Record at San Francisco Ski & Snowboard Festival

High Fives Non-Profit Foundation and SnowBomb.com team up to set Guinness World Record for most high fives in a 24 hour period on Nov. 5. Full Article