Mt. Ashland

Mt. Ashland Gets $5,000 Sustainable Slopes Grant

By Jim McCoy Fri 17th May NewsMt. AshlandSustainable slopes
Mount Ashland has announced the National Ski Areas Association has awarded them a $5,000 grant under its Sustainable Slopes initiative. The grant will help fund twenty watershed restoration projects the ski area will implement this summer.Read More »

Environmental Groups File New Mt. Ashland Expansion Lawsuit

By Jim McCoy Mon 17th December Newsenvironmental groupsMt. Ashland
Environmental groups have filed a new lawsuit against plans to expand the ski area at Mount Ashland in Southern Oregon. The Ashland Daily Tidings reports the suit comes from the Sierra Club, Oregon Wild and the Center for Biological Diversity.Read More »

Mt. Ashland Open For One More Weekend of Skiing

Thanks to a good response to the "Spring Challenge" issued by the staff at Mt. Ashland, the ski area will remain open for one more week, this Saturday and Sunday, April 21 and 22. 741 visitors turned out last Saturday, and 1,085 on Sunday.

The ski area will be manned by managers and supervisors. All services will be offered, except for lessons.

Mount Ashland Closure

For the second time in a week, blizzard-like conditions forced the closure of Mount Ashland to skiers on Thursday. In the last 7 days, the mountain has received over 7-inches of new snow, bringing the depth at the top to over 149 inches. Officials plan to re-open Mount Ashland Friday morning at 9 a.m.

Storms Bring New Snow to Mt. Ashland

THE STORMY WEATHER THIS WEEK IN SOUTHERN OREGON IS
BRINGING PLENTY OF NEW SNOW FOR SKIERS. AS OF LATE
TUESDAY, MOUNT ASHLAND HAD RECEIVED 12 INCHES OF THE
WHITE STUFF OVER A 24-HOUR PERIOD, AND NOW THE SNOW
DEPTH THAT RANGES FROM 76 INCH BASE, TO 107 AT THE TOP.
RICK SAUL SAYS THIS SETS THE STAGE POSSIBLY EXTENDEDRead More »

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