Mt Shasta Ski Park
Standing beneath the majestic 14,179-foot Mount Shasta volcano, Mt Shasta Ski Park offers a unique California skiing experience that blends natural grandeur with approachable terrain. This independently owned resort maintains a laid-back, community-focused atmosphere while providing 425 acres of diverse skiing and snowboarding terrain. The mountain's varied landscape caters to every skill level, making it particularly appealing for families and groups with mixed abilities.
Live Mt Shasta Ski Park Webcams
Coyote Cam
The Mt Shasta webcam looking up the Coyote triple chair provides an essential view of snow conditions on the main face. As one of the key mt shasta webcams in the network, this camera keeps you connected to real-time conditions in the heart of mt shasta ski park webcam coverage area.
The resort's lift system features three triple chairs, one surface lift, and one moving carpet, collectively serving 32 named runs. The Coyote and Douglas lifts provide access to challenging terrain including gladed runs and steep chutes, while the Marmot chair serves primarily beginner and intermediate slopes. This configuration allows for efficient mountain coverage and maintains good crowd distribution across all ability levels.
Mt Shasta Ski Park Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
32
Total Area
425 ac
172.0 ha
Location
Situated in the Cascade Range of Northern California, Mt Shasta Ski Park sits approximately 6 miles from the city of Mount Shasta and 60 miles north of Redding. The resort's position on the southern flanks of Mount Shasta provides spectacular views of Northern California's wilderness and the surrounding Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The mountain's convenient location off Highway 89 makes it easily accessible for both day trips and extended stays, with several nearby communities offering lodging and dining options.
Mt Shasta Ski Park
, california
Season Info
Mt Shasta Ski Park typically operates from mid-December through early April, weather permitting. The resort's elevation range of 5,500 to 6,890 feet captures an average annual snowfall of 275 inches. Modern snowmaking equipment covers 25% of the terrain, ensuring consistent conditions throughout the winter season. During summer months, the resort transforms into a mountain biking destination, featuring gravity-fed trails and cross-country routes.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
12/19/2024
Closing Day
4/13/2025
Days Open
116
Annual Snowfall
Metric
5.05m
505cm
Imperial
16.6ft
199in
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