Overall Rating
4.5
From 2 Reviews
42
Total Runs
6383
Bottom Elevation
7533
Top Elevation
240
Skiable Terrain
Mt. Ashland in Oregon offers a quaint and authentic ski experience with a focus on community and sustainability. Known for its challenging terrain and deep powder, it appeals to advanced skiers and snowboarders. The resort's smaller size and less crowded slopes provide a more intimate skiing environment. Mt. Ashland's high elevation contributes to its excellent snow quality. The resort's lodge offers a cozy retreat with food and beverage options. Mt. Ashland is committed to environmental stewardship, evident in its operations and practices. The resort is a great choice for those seeking a rustic, eco-friendly ski experience with challenging terrain in Southern Oregon.
Recent Reviews
expert skier ⛷️
Kolya
Jan, 27 2024
A hidden gem. Go find out for yourself! It has the vibe, and it doesn't have the crowds. Big pass resorts are the opposite.
advanced snowboarder 🏂
James
Dec, 17 2023
I always make it a point to visit this park a few times a season. The lodge is located at the top of the mountain. They have an amazing bowl to drop. And if you time it right, they have to load you 3 more times to get you back to the parking lot. I highly recommend checking this park out.
Mt. Ashland Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
3Beginner Runs
17Intermediate Runs
17Advanced Runs
5Expert Runs
1 milesLongest Run
240 acresSkiable Terrain
40 acresNight Skiing
Elevation
7533 feetTop
6383 feetBottom
1150 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
2Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$624Season pass
$671 day
Weather
120 inchesAverage annual snowfall
Mt. Ashland Travel Information
Airports
30KMs 40min driveRogue Valley International-Medford Airport (MFR)
120KMs 150min driveEugene Airport (EUG)
130KMs 160min driveRedding Municipal Airport (RDD)
Train Stations
4KMs 5min driveAshland Amtrak Station (Ashland, OR)