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Mt. AshlandLocal ski resorts in Southern Oregon and far Northern California are seeing record sales of season passes in preparation of winter. -
Alex Lockhart/Public DomainMt. Ashland Ski Area has had an exceptionally active first half of the season, and is on track to get more business than ever. Most people hitting the slopes aren鈥檛 tourists, but skiers living in the region, many of them new to the sport.
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Ski season took a while, but it's finally getting close. Shasta Ski Park announced plans to open for the season on Wednesday (later pushed back to Friday,鈥� -
Mount Ashland Ski Area is closed for the season, and what a season it was. Heavy snowpack brought big crowds to the mountain. And right after the season鈥� -
It's not enough to call the snowpack from last winter low in California. By the end of the measuring season, there was no snow to measure. At Mt. Shasta,鈥� -
The only ski area in Southwestern Oregon could have more weddings than ski days this year. Mount Ashland Ski Area only opened for 38 skiing days last鈥� -
The snow-free January already closed the ski areas closest to the state line. Now Mount Ashland operators have taken the extra step of laying off core鈥� -
This season at Mt. Ashland Ski Area is already longer than last winter's. Lack of snow last year made it impossible for the resort to ever open the鈥� -
Fall arrives with rising hopes for a good winter in the mountains. Last year's scant snowpack prevented the Mount Ashland Ski Area from opening--for even鈥� -
If winter is a bust, maybe summer activities will help Mount Ashland. The ski area there was unable to open last winter because there was never enough鈥�
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It's already February and some skiers still haven't been able to hit the slopes.Winter storms have been rare visitors this winter, and winter recreation鈥�
