2024/25 Operations

Our Commitment

Safe & Fun Slopes: We’re dedicated to maintaining the mountain experience you love.

Stay Informed: Get updates via text—sign up by texting “MSSP Updates” to +1 (844) 596-7275.

Limited Parking: Arrive early & carpool when possible. Capacity is based on parking availability.

Responsibility Code

1️⃣ Stay in control and be able to stop or avoid people/objects.

2️⃣ Yield to those ahead or downhill—they have the right-of-way.

3️⃣ Stop only where visible from above and do not block traffic.

4️⃣ Look uphill before starting downhill or entering a trail.

5️⃣ Prevent runaway equipment.

6️⃣ Obey all signs, warnings, and hazard markings.

7️⃣ Stay off closed trails and areas.

8️⃣ Know how to load, ride, and unload lifts safely—ask for help if needed.

9️⃣ Do not use lifts or terrain while impaired by alcohol or drugs.

🔟 If involved in a collision or incident, exchange contact info with others and a ski area employee.

Learn More About Onhill Safety Here CA Safety Guide

Up Hill Policy

No uphill traffic is allowed. No one is allowed on the slopes when we are closed. We have equipment on the slopes that can not be used with people on the slopes.

Stay S.M.A.R.T in the Terrain Park

S 👉 Start small, build your skills.
M 👉 Make a plan, every feature, every time.
A 👉 Always look before you drop.
R 👉 Respect the features and other riders.
T 👉 Take it easy, know your limits, and land on your feet.

Ski Patrol

  • Patrol Phone Number: (530)926-8650

  • Email: patrol@skipark.com

  • Interested in joining the ski patrol? Check out the Mt. Shasta Patrol for our local Ski Patrollers’ organization, with information and classes.

Mountain Safety Links

Prevent Ski and Snowboard Theft

Visitors are reminded that it is their responsibility to properly secure personal equipment like skis, snowboards, and other gear. They should consider some simple preventative anti-theft measures:

  • Lock skis-snowboards to ski racks. Locks range in price from $10-$15 and are a lightweight durable device.

  • Keep your equipment in constant view or have someone watch it for you.

  • Most thefts tend to occur between the hours of 3pm and 4pm.

  • In order to better assist with the recovery of your equipment, visitors are encouraged to record serial numbers associated with their equipment, take a digital photo, and report theft to both ski area security and the Sheriff’s Office of primary jurisdiction. The Sheriff’s office phone number is 530-841-2901