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Snow Boarding
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Mammoth
Mountain is unquestionably one of the finest
Snowboard Mountains in the world. An average of over 353
inches of snow falls onto the 11,053 foot summit, making the entire
3,500 acres of rideable terrain enjoyable for all. The average snowfall
allows for riding and exploring in between marked runs, or in the
backcountry. Choose from half pipes, snowboard parks, natural hits,
gullies, heart-pumping steep chutes, wide-open bowls, tree riding,
or wide-open cruisers. Mammoth Mountain is investing another $11 million
in capital improvements this year on Mammoth Mountain. Chairs 15 and
24, currently fixed-grip chairs located at the Juniper Springs base
area on the far east side of Mammoth Mountain, will be replaced with
a Doppelmayr high-speed detachable six-seat chairlift, Eagle Express.
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first "six-pack" lift, Eagle Express
will trim six minutes off the ride time of the older chair. Guests
will unload at the existing location and the bottom terminal will
be moved uphill approximately 70 feet. The new Eagle Express six-pack
at the Juniper Springs base area will make access to the mountain
more convenient. Little Eagle, a new temporary base facility located
between Juniper Springs Lodge and Eagle Express will house ticket
sales, food and beverage, sports school, first aid, lockers and restrooms.
This multi-use facility will be used year-round, with a Bike Park,
restaurant and meeting facilities open during summer months. A full-service
bar and restaurant in Little Eagle will accommodate approximately
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The Ski Area is also expanding the already extensive
snowmaking network to include the Juniper Springs area.
Initially, snowmaking will be added to trails that link Juniper Springs
to Canyon Lodge and Main Lodge. The addition of snowmaking to Juniper
Springs will ensure early season access to the mountain from this
portal conveniently located in town.Construction will continue through
the winter on the new restaurant and bar located at the top of Mammoth
Mountain. The intimate dining room of Parallax is encased behind the
glass walls of Mammoth's Gondola station at the 11,053-foot summit,
allowing diners to enjoy fine cuisine and breathtaking views of the
Eastern Sierra.Parallax is scheduled to open April 2001 and will be
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LIFT TICKET PRICING
Daily Tickets Adult Teen Senior/Child All Day (8:30 am-4:00 pm) $52
$39 $26 Afternoon (12:30-4:00 pm) $42 $32 $21 All Day & Night (8:30
am-9:00 pm) $62 $49 $36 Night (4:00-9:00 pm) $20 $20 $20 Night Upgrade
$10 $10 $10 Beginner (8:30 am-4:00 pm) $25 $25 $25
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