Mt. Shasta Ski Park Ski Resort

Mt. Shasta Ski Park

Projected Opening: Dec 26
Projected Closing: Mar 14
Lifts: 6
Trails: 44
Skiable Terrain: 636 ac
Base: 5,500'
Summit: 7,550'
Vertical Drop: 2,050'
Average Snowfall: 186"

Snowfall

186"

Annual Snowfall

Nov2"
Dec37"
Jan54"
Feb51"
Mar48"
Apr17"

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Mt. Shasta Ski Park is located about 6 miles south of California’s 14,162’ stratovolcano Mount Shasta, in the Cascade Mountain Range of North America’s Pacific Northwest. Mt. Shasta Ski Park has chairlifts running up to the top of Marmot Ridge, Douglas Butte and Coyote Butte, with summits of 6150,’ 6567,’ and 6880' respectively. Mt. Shasta Ski Park has terrain that caters to all abilities with 20% beginner, 55% intermediate and 25% advanced skiing spread out over 1,390’ of vertical and 425 acres of skiable terrain. In addition Mt. Shasta Ski Park benefits from 275” of annual snowfall, has 2 separate terrain parks of varying difficulty and allows night skiing on 14 trails accessed by 2 lifts.

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Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 26, 2026
Projected closing date
Mar 14, 2027
Projected Days Open
130
Days Open Last Year
140
Years Open
41
Average Snowfall
186"

Terrain

Runs in Total

Longest Run

1.1 mi

Skiable Terrain

636 ac

Snow Making

225 ac

Lifts

Quad Chairs

Triple Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Two dining areas with full lounge and bar. Ski and snowboard rental and lessons including children's programs. Race events, night skiing and snowmaking on 50 percent of all trails. Two terrain parks.

Reviews

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My daughter and I visited Shasta and skied for 2 days midweek. I took advantage of the Powder Alliance pass as our local hill is Mt. Hood. We were blown away by how few people were there on storm days. We had endless runs in untouched powder the entire day! Although we are expert skiers and sn…

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Mar 02, 2024