Sledding is an iconic winter pastime with additional places to zip down a hill. Snowshoes and cross-country skis will be available to rent for the day or longer durations, and groomed trails around the resort will open as conditions allow. As such, Vail Resorts announced a mountain access reservation system and limits on lift tickets to prioritize its pass holders. Full details on the pass holder reservation system can be found here.Ĭamp Richardson Resort’s Mountain Sports will continue its operations similar to summer months to safely provide travelers with equipment rentals with cleaning/sanitation protocols, required mask wearing, and social distancing still in place. Mountain access will be managed to ensure guests have the space they need.Ski and ride school will be offered and on-mountain dining will be open, but with changes to help keep guests safe.To maintain physical distancing on chairlifts and gondolas, the resort will only be seating related parties (guests skiing or riding together) or: two singles on opposite sides of a four-person lift two singles or two doubles on opposite sides of a six-person lift or two singles on opposite sides of our larger gondola cabins.Guests will be required to wear face coverings to get on the mountain and in all parts of resort operations, including in lift lines and riding in lifts and gondolas.Key changes outlined in the plan include: This season, Vail Resorts’ commitment to safety takes on more importance than ever. CEO Rob Katz announced the Company’s 2020/21 winter operating plan in a letter to guests, which outlines a comprehensive, out-front approach to operating its 34 North American resorts, including Heavenly and Kirkwood Mountains Resort, with the goal of ensuring a safe, enjoyable and successful ski and ride season. Tentative opening dates are Nov. For more information, please visit: /covid-19. Regular cleaning and disinfecting of high-touch areas will take place, as well as daily staff wellness checks. Sierra’s plans will not require a reservation system, as daily lift access will be made available on a first-come, first-served basis, provided parking is available. With indoor capacities limited in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, guests will be asked to embrace their car as a lodge to stay warm between laps and for snack breaks. To promote health and safety on chairlifts, guests are invited to self-group and load chairs with related parties (guests skiing or riding together).
“The Virus Doesn’t Take a Vacation,” outreach safety campaign includes videos: .įor the 2020/21 winter season, Sierra-at-Tahoe is promoting winter play through skiing and snowboarding with new regulations and operational changes to meet COVID-19 pandemic requirements for returning to the mountains. Consistent with health guidelines, face coverings will be required, as will physically distancing by maintaining six feet apart whenever possible.
When traveling to South Lake Tahoe, a coalition of Lake Tahoe agencies and local government remind visitors of the public health directive to wear a mask, wash your hands, and stay six-feet apart to decrease the spread of COVID-19. To help visitors plan a safe, healthy winter adventure, Tahoe South offers updated information on its website at “ Know Before You Go” and Responsible Recreation with all current state and county health protocols. For winter enthusiasts eager to explore South Tahoe’s vast outdoor winter wonderland, tourism officials recommend advance planning, mid-week stays, and securing reservations early for desired attractions and dining.
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