Mt High Spring BreakWrightwood, CA – March 16th, 2008: Spring Jam, Mountain High’s annual spring break celebration returns this Saturday, March 22nd, with a full line up of contests, activities and live performances. For three straight weekends, fun seekers can participate in events like Pond Skimming, The Frozen T-Shirt Contest, and Get Ready to Rock…Band. Additionally each weekend is host to specialty events like the annual Easter Egg Hunt, Mountain High’s Forum CLAIM Session, and a new team jib event titled The Montage. Students also receive a special $39.00 ticket (regularly $51.00) when they show their Student ID from March 17th to April 13th. Continue reading…

MT High BBDWrightwood, CA – March 11th, 2008: Bounce Back Days have returned to Mountain High, CA. Any guest that purchases an adult ticket now through the end of the season will receive a voucher good for 50% off their next midweek visit. This offer can be applied to 4-Hour, 8-Hour or Night tickets but the discount must be used this winter. Bounce Back coupons expire at the end of the 2007/08 season so guests are advised to act quickly. Mountain High’s current projected closing date is April 20th, 2008. Continue reading…

Wrightwood, CA – February 19, 2008: This Saturday, February 23rd, the $25,000 Triple Air Show returns to Mountain High. With $20,000 for the men and $5,000 for the women, the Cholula Triple Air Show and Monster Boarder Babes presented by Powder and Sun is one of the richest one-day snowboarding events in California. The top 16 men and top 6 women will enjoy the pay out with the top man taking home $10,000 and the top woman taking home $2,000. Past participants include Shaun White, Blaise Rosenthall, Matt Hammer, Gabe Taylor, and more. Continue reading…

Wrightwood, Ca - January 7, 2008: Mountain High Resort Has Received Two Feet Of New Snow Since Saturday Making This The Largest Winter Storm In The Past Three Years. Continue reading…

Wrightwood, CA– November 29, 2007: Mountain High’s summer snowmaking investment has proven to be money well spent. In just 48 hours, the Wrightwood Resort made enough snow to open five runs, set eleven park features, and stake claim to the first Southern California resort to open top-to-bottom. Continue reading…