DECEMBER 12-19 • REGISTRATION OPENS SEPTEMBER 1, 2020

We are still planning to have Ski Ride Race Camp this year and are currently working with Mammoth on structuring the camp for compliance with State and Health Department safety requirements for COVID-19. Additional information will be provided in the next few weeks.

WELCOME TO SKI RIDE RACE CAMP

Interested in taking your skiing or riding to the next level but don’t know where to begin? Look no further than Ski Ride Race Camp at Mammoth Mountain! Ski Ride Race Camp offers 5 days of on-snow instruction with Mammoth ski instructors, in small group classes tailored to your level. You can select a program that fits your needs and interests, whether you’re looking to ski from the top for the first time or carve turns on the race course. We offer a variety of packages for all skill levels. Choose from one of our 6 packages below:

Racing Ramp Up

Racing Ramp Up is ideal for those who are comfortable running gates all day, and especially for recreational racers who don’t always have the opportunity to train for an extended period of time.

50/50 Split

The 50/50 split is great for any ability level, no matter your intensity when it comes to skiing and racing. You’ll divide your time evenly between freeskiing and gate training, which plenty of chances to improve in both areas.

All-Mountain Action

This package is perfect for skiers looking to get to the next level. Because you have the opportunity to ski with an instructor over 5 days in a row, you can progress significantly each day and ski new types of terrain.

75/25

This is great for folks looking to spend most of their time freeskiing while still getting the opportunity to improve their racing abilities. It’s a perfect option for those getting into gates for the first time or those who don’t race very often.

Beginner Lessons

Starting from the beginning? Not to worry! Taking beginner lessons at camp is the best and most affordable way to learn. By getting the basics out of the way in one shot you’ll be able to move to the next level in much less time.

Snowboarding

Popular culture would have you believe snowboarders learn their skills first thing when they hop onto their board, but we know that’s how it works in the real world. Improve your technique by leaps and bounds in just 5 days.

Package Details

Lodging/lesson packages*

9-night package: $1910
(Fri 12/11 to Sun 12/20), including 5-day lessons, banquet, discounts

8-night package: $1795
(Fri 12/11 to Sat 12/19), including 5-day lessons, banquet, discounts

7-night package: $1680
(Sat 12/12 to Sat 12/19), including 5-day lessons, banquet, discounts

6-night package: $1565
(Sun 12/13 to Sat 12/19), including 5-day lessons, banquet, discounts

Arrange-your-own-lodging package: $875
5-day lessons, banquet, discounts

*Transportation to Mammoth Mountain not included. Carpooling can be arranged for registered participants.

Discounted Lift Tickets

Adult lift tickets: $65 per day
Seniors (65+) lift tickets: $53 per day

Discounts on the Mountain

50% discount on demos – 2019/2020 top of the line ski and snowboard equipment
Discounted tune-ups, hot wax, binding checks, ski, and board repairs
10% discount on all mountain food*
$1 discount off all drinks at any bar on the mountain (Specials and Happy Hour priced drinks not included)
10% discount at the Mammoth Retail Shops

*Includes: Broadway Marketplace and Broadway Coffee Shop at Main Lodge, Grizzly Food Court at Canyon Lodge, McCoy Station, The Mill Café, The Yodeler Restaurant and Bar, Mountainside Grill at the Mammoth Mountain Inn, Talons Café at Little Eagle Lodge.

Registration Opens September 1, 2020

The best part of the many ski camps that I’ve attended is the rapid improvement to my skiing ability. The Mammoth Mountain ski and race instructors are great at recognizing your skills and your areas that need to be improved. Also, having an instructor by your side gives you the confidence to try terrain that you would not ski normally. By the end of the week you are skiing more effectively and with less energy spent.

Mike Zullo

Lakewood, CA