The Slope Use Ticket is an all access lift ticket (with the exception of snowtubing). You will be able to use that ticket all day to load both chair lifts as well as both carpet lifts. We do not offer a carpet only lift ticket so if you want to ski/board and you have your own equipment this is what you will want to purchase to gain access to the slopes.

Yes. We take advantage of cold nights whenever we can to make as much snow as possible. We have an efficient snowmaking system and once we have the snow down it takes a long time for it to melt even in warm spells. You can take a look at our webcam to see a live view of the slopes at all times. You can also view which trails are open on the Current Conditions page.

Yes, unless otherwise stated in our alerts here, on our social pages, or via email.

Yes. We keep the lift running in the rain.  Our trails were professionally designed and built with water management in mind.  We are also fortunate enough to have ideal soil for drainage.  Trails are typically in the best shape after a day of rain.  Any problem spots are addressed by our trail crew as they pop up. Certain wooden features may be closed when it’s raining but most trails will remain open. 

You can cancel or reschedule your reservation for any reason with at least 48 hours notice.  We can’t guarantee a refund with less than a 48 hour notice.  If you show up to the resort and we can’t operate the activity you reserved for some reason we can issue a full refund or transfer your reservation to another date.  Please call (540) 856-2121 in order to reschedule or cancel a reservation.  

Yes for most activities.  If you are making a reservation for the Bike Park, Skiing/Snowboarding, Lessons, Tubing, Golf and/or many of our special events we ask that you book online.  We offer lower rates for online booking so it is advantageous for you to book here on our website. We also ask that you make reservations for the Copper Kettle which can be found HERE. All other activities such as Lake Laura, Disc Golf, Scenic Lift Rides, Ice Skating, and dining options other than the Copper Kettle can be booked onsite. 

Yes – there is a daily charge of $10 per person; age 3 and under, free. More information found HERE.

You can find our more about the activities and events happening at the resort by visiting our events page. We have exciting events happening year-round that include bike races, mountaintop dinners, and family-friendly activities.

No. The resort is member owned with a board of directors made up of elected members. Members receive discounts on food and beverage, activities, and some activities are included in the dues. You can find more information on membership options HERE.

No. The sports complex is a member-only area. If you’d like to gain access to the pool check out our membership options HERE.

Yes. The resort is open to the public. All activities have public rates. The only area off limits to the public is the sports complex.

Yes, during normal operating hours. Find more information on dining options and hours HERE.

Yes. During the summer, the Shenandoah Center is open daily for food service whenever the bike park is open. During ski season the Shenandoah Center Grill is open daily. View all dining options and hours HERE.

Yes. The resort offers a document of Places to Go and Things to Do within 75-minutes from Bryce. You can also visit our Nearby Attractions page.

No. The airport is a small airport that small aircraft can fly into – daylight operations only. Information can be found by our airport identification – VG-18. You can also find more information here.

Although you can use your favorite maps app, it will likely not give you the most ideal route. You can find the best route to the resort HERE.

No, but there are several timeshare companies, real estate companies that offer rental units, townhouses and condos within the resort grounds, and within a short distance from the resort core area. There are also several B & B options, VRBO, and local area hotels all listed on the website HERE.