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Who manages the Cedar Pass Snow Park?
What is the typical ski season?
What are the mountain statistics?
What is the Cedar Creek Interpretive Trail?
Where can I find lodging and dining?
Where
can I find out more information?
Who
manages the
The
President:
Chris Knoch
Past
President: James Peake
Vice
President: Erin Bevil
Secretary:
Cheryl Knoch
Treasurer:
Kim Dodds
Director
Facilities: Mike Morgan
Director
Safety: Carmen Prisco
Director
Publicity: Rody Stains
Concessions:
Micky Dodds/Cheryl Knoch
Rentals:
Valerie Flournoy
Lift:
Jim Cavasso
Web
Site: Elizabeth Cavasso
The day-to-day operations are supported by a cast of volunteers who:
Maintain
and service the lifts and groomer
Groom
the slopes
Purchase
snacks and staff the concession stand
Issue
rental equipment
Operate
the rope tow and T-Bar lifts
Offer
ski and snowboarding lessons
Serve
as Ski Patrol
Assist
with general operation, maintenance, and cleaning of the facilities
If you have an interest in donating your time and skills to help us with this community project please contact us at (530) 233-3323 or snowpark@cedarpasssnowpark.com.
You
may send a tax-deductible donation to:
CEDAR PASS SNOW PARK CORPORATION
HCR
* * SPECIAL THANK YOU * *
to
A.J. McQuarrie and High Desert Online for your continued support of this website
Logo Designed By: Amanda Moriarity
What is the typical ski season?
The snow park strives to open by Christmas vacation, of course dependent on snowfall. We are generally open until April, when snow conditions begin to wane and the public looks to other activities for enjoyment.
What
are the mountain statistics?
Top Elevation: 6400 feet
Bottom Elevation: 6080 feet
Vertical Drop: 320 feet
Skiable Acres: 40
Runs: 5 groomed runs, 1 powder bowl, and lots of tree skiing
Easy: Rope Tow and The Road (lower portion)
Intermediate: The Road (upper), Ronnie’s Ridge, Mushroom
Advanced: North Face, Powder Bowl, all tree skiing
What
is the Cedar Creek Interpretive Trail?
This trail is ready for use by Nordic skiers. Blue Diamond markers have been installed for approximately 1.5 miles, beginning at the Cedar Pass Snow Park Trailhead and ending where the trail intersects Cedar Creek.
Where
can I find lodging and dining?
There are several fine motels and restaurants available to meet your needs in the full-service communities of Alturas and Cedarville. Contact the Alturas Chamber of Commerce at (530) 233-4434 alturaschamber.org or Surprise Valley Chamber of Commerce at (530) 279-2001 svcoc@hdo.net.
Call
(530) 233-3323
e-mail
snowpark@cedarpasssnowpark.com
Send comments about the web page to cavasso@hdo.net
Last revised: 1/23/2005
Operating under Special Use Permit,
through the USDA Forest Service,