Mammoth Mountain has recently introduced its new Chair 16, the Canyon Express, replacing the 1994 original with a state-of-the-art Doppelmayr D-Line six-pack detachable high-speed chairlift. This upgrade significantly increases capacity by 25%, aims to reduce lines at Canyon Lodge, and features weather-resistant terminals for more consistent operation. Despite its advances, the chairlift faces criticism due to the steepness of its off-ramp, causing safety concerns. Alongside this, the resort continues to enhance its facilities with investments in snowmaking, the expansion of Woolly’s Adventure Summit, and improved amenities at the Chair 14 Melt House, demonstrating a commitment to overall guest experience.

Mammoth Mountain Ski Area in California is extending its season until August 6, 2023, following a historic and record-breaking year with nearly 900 inches of snowfall. This is only the third time in their 69-year history that the resort has stayed open into August. As the third most frequented ski resort in the US, Mammoth Mountain offers top-notch facilities and serves as an official USSA training ground. However, visitors should be aware that conditions are subject to daily changes, and operations and terrain may be limited, so it's advisable to check the resort's website or social media for real-time updates before planning a visit.

Mammoth Mountain has experienced an unprecedented winter season with a record-breaking snowfall of 870 inches (72.5 feet) at the summit. Despite the massive snowfall, the mountain ops team has managed to keep the ski resort running smoothly, and the Mammoth Mountain community is grateful for their efforts. Mammoth recently announced that they have broken their all-time season snowfall record and are extending their spring/summer ski season until at least July. The community is excited for what promises to be a legendary season.