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A further two ski resorts just opened in California, bringing the state’s total to three.
Mammoth Mountain was the first to open, a day early on Friday, November 13.
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On Saturday, Mountain High opened to pass holders, and then to the general public on Sunday. Mountain High had originally planned to open on Thursday the 12th but put back that opening after four employees tested positive for covid-19. The resort was reporting a 20″ base at the summit and had two lifts running, serving six runs.
Day 1 was a blast! The sun was shining, the new features were out, and it was a beautiful day. Thank you everyone for coming out ❤️ We will still have a capacity limit of 1,000 tomorrow, which was reached at about 9am this morning, so show up as early as possible or after 12! pic.twitter.com/Sdcb9fhe1P
— Mountain High (@mthigh) November 15, 2020
Yesterday, Monday 16th, Snow Valley opened for the season. The resort has seen 20″ of fresh snow in the last 48-hours.
🚨Opening Announcement 🚨
Snow Valley will open for the 20-21 winter season on Mon, Nov 16 at 9am. While this season might be a little different, we’ll all still have plenty of fun on the snow. Please visit https://t.co/F1iimc1Ck9 for complete details and info.@snow_valley_ca pic.twitter.com/4e1xwFaLwm
— Snow Valley, CA (@snow_valley_ca) November 13, 2020
Heavenly, Northstar, Snow Summit (11/18 to pass holders), and Bear Mountain (11/18 to pass holders)Â are all also scheduled to open to the public on Friday, November 20, 2020.
