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How resorts are communicating COVID-19 updates, changes, and information.
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As more resorts start to speak to their audiences about COVID-19, I’ll be gathering these tweets and posts so we can learn from others’ messages and communicate thoughtfully and effectively during the following days and weeks.
Note: These will be listed in order from oldest to newest. If I miss any, please let me know – contact@slopefillers.com
March 5
CRYSTAL
First public notice.
https://www.crystalmountainresort.com/the-mountain/crystal-blog/covid-19-public-notice
March 6
ARAPAHOE BASIN
Posts first update about awareness and current status in the area.
COVID-19 https://t.co/HqPDnHqY1t
— Arapahoe Basin (@Arapahoe_Basin) March 6, 2020
March 8
CRYSTAL
Information regarding someone who tested positive for Covid-19 and had been skiing at the resort in the days leading up to their diagnosis.
https://www.crystalmountainresort.com/the-mountain/crystal-blog/covid-19-public-notice
March 11
Statement from Vail resorts being linked to from the websites of many Vail mountains, mainly in Colorado.
http://news.vailresorts.com/mountain/vail/statement-from-vail-resorts-on-coronavirus-covid-19-in-colorado.htm
SUMMIT AT SNOQUALMIE
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
https://summitatsnoqualmie.com/summit-source/covid-19-update
March 12
BERKSHIRE EAST
Announces resorts will be closing early.
https://berkshireeast.com/the-resort/blog/statement-on-covid-19
CATAMOUNT
Announces resorts will be closing early.
https://catamountski.com/the-resort/blog/statement-on-covid-19
BOYNE
Cancels Brew-Ski Festival. Resort remains open.
BREW-SKI FESTIVAL CANCELLATION- We have decided to cancel Brew-Ski Festival this Saturday, March 14. Tickets to the festival will be refunded. All lodging reservations, please contact our Reservations Department at 844.559.5592. https://t.co/Qx7vQIAjbm.
— Boyne Highlands (@Boyne_Highlands) March 12, 2020
ARAPAHOE BASIN
Another update, similar to the first but clarifying that the resort will remain open.
March 12 COVID-19 Update https://t.co/2UTD8d1gre pic.twitter.com/x2qovciQgh
— Arapahoe Basin (@Arapahoe_Basin) March 12, 2020
CRYSTAL
Update on situation with notice that they will remain open.
https://www.crystalmountainresort.com/the-mountain/crystal-blog/covid-19-public-notice
WINTER PARK
Begins replying to guests individually about mountain’s current status being open.
We are continuing to closely monitor the COVID-19 coronavirus situation and based on the guidance we have received from officials, and precautions we are taking, we feel assured in our preparedness, and we are currently open for business.
— Winter Park Resort (@WinterPark) March 12, 2020
ASPEN
Announces event cancellations, removing seating at restaurants, and more. Resort remaining open.
In the past 36 hours, there have been a number of presumptive positive tests of COVID-19 in Aspen. We take this development very seriously, and aim to help to protect the health and well-being of our guests, employees and community. View full details: https://t.co/9auWNQlNL8
— Aspen Snowmass (@AspenSnowmass) March 12, 2020
SUNDAY RIVER
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
While keeping a close eye on reports and updates concerning coronavirus, Sunday River remains open for business, and is focused on providing a safe and fun outdoor experience for our visitors. Any changes or updates will be posted on our site.https://t.co/dev0Y9aRoq
— Sunday River (@sundayriver) March 12, 2020
SKI SANTE FE
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
There are many great days left of the season & we hope to see you soon. We are monitoring the COVID-19 situation closely & have a web page that we will keep updated. We are committed to providing the information you need to make informed decisions, visit:https://t.co/gQe3mGbbXz pic.twitter.com/AxVtp3yLqk
— Ski Santa Fe (@SkiSantaFe) March 12, 2020
MAGIC
Short update at the end of email campaign.
https://mailchi.mp/magicmtn/already-working-on-1718-ski-season-2691119
SNOWBASIN
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
https://www.snowbasin.com/blog/update-coronavirus-covid-19
MT ABRAM
Announces closure due to lack of snow and virus.
LIBERTY
Remains open for final weekend, cancels all events. Does not mention virus specifically.
UPDATE: All events for this weekend have been cancelled. The slopes will remain open their scheduled hours, and tubing will still open this Sat & Sun from 8am-5pm.
— Liberty Mountain Resort (@skilibertymtn) March 12, 2020
BUCK HILL
Cancels event, remains open, begins updates.
SNOWSHOE
Releases official statement.
We've received numerous questions regarding our resort operations at this time. Here is an official statement: pic.twitter.com/XoxzuC1xev
— Snowshoe Mountain (@snowshoemtn) March 12, 2020
JAY PEAK
Releases official statement.
A note from our GM to our staff, local community and guests on Covid-19. pic.twitter.com/Mm3f3f5V57
— Jay Peak Resort (@jaypeakresort) March 12, 2020
SNOWBIRD
Individual responses to inform they will remain open.
At this point in time, we have no plan to close the resort and are taking preventative measures to lower the risk and exposure of the coronavirus.
— Snowbird (@Snowbird) March 12, 2020
HOO DOO
Events canceled. Resort remaining open. Email campaign.
https://mailchi.mp/hoodoo/march-12-2020
PAJARITO
Events canceled, Instagram post with details. Resort remaining open.
CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
The safety of our guests, our employees and our community is our No. 1 priority. So while normal ski operations will continue at Crystal Mountain, the resort will scale back its March at the Mountain activities. Click to read full statement: https://t.co/ijtR9vQhxN
— Crystal Mountain (@CrystalMountain) March 12, 2020
KING PINE
Events canceled, no specific mention of virus in tweet but detailed in blog post.
With the forecast calling for rain, we will be closed Friday/Friday night and scheduled to re-open, Saturday, March 14. Also, as many of you know already, this weekend's Cynthia's Challenge & Vertical Challenge have been canceled. Info on that: https://t.co/cKRELNDTyj pic.twitter.com/ejnEAVVyCJ
— King Pine Ski Area (@KingPineSkiArea) March 12, 2020
ROUNDTOP
Events canceled, no specific mention of virus in tweet or blog pot.
https://twitter.com/roundtopmtn/status/1238240665705893890
POWDER MOUNTAIN
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
At Powder Mountain, our first and foremost concern is always the well-being and safety of our guests and employees. We share a common concern over the recent spread of the COVID-19 virus. Follow the link below to learn more about our efforts.https://t.co/cvoOM6G6Wu pic.twitter.com/CMTmuXhxOk
— Powder Mountain (@PowMow) March 12, 2020
JACKSON HOLE
Events being canceled. Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
The health and well-being of our community, guests and staff is of the utmost importance to JHMR. We are taking a proactive approach and will be canceling the Rendezvous Spring Festival and all music events for the remainder of the season. More info: https://t.co/DEa0QCyovH
— Jackson Hole (@jhski) March 12, 2020
MAMMOTH
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
For the latest information and resources on COVID-19 and Mammoth Mountain, please refer to this page: https://t.co/ksmWD2FQ4Y
— MammothMountain (@MammothMountain) March 12, 2020
SUN VALLEY
Events being canceled. Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
The health and well-being of our guests and employees are of unparalleled importance. With elevated levels of concern surrounding COVID-19, we have decided to limit hosted gatherings. We will remain operating through April 12, 2020. Full Statement here: https://t.co/UhgZ2xUQuk pic.twitter.com/fvCBovHmWY
— Sun Valley Resort (@sunvalley) March 12, 2020
SIERRA AT TAHOE
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
COVID-19 Update: Sierra-at-Tahoe is OPEN, with no current plans to close, though we will continue to assess + work with local authorities as the situation evolves. For more info on how we're responding, visit: https://t.co/i5f8pC3AGd
— Sierra-at-Tahoe (@Sierra_at_Tahoe) March 12, 2020
PANORAMA
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
Currently there are no cases of COVID-19 at Panorama. As the ongoing global concerns around the coronavirus continues to evolve, we have been taking steps to reduce the risk of the virus to our guests and staff. You can learn more about our actions here: https://t.co/yzx6I490x3
— Panorama Resort (@panoramaresort) March 12, 2020
LOVELAND
Replying to questions individually.
We are closely monitoring the situation and are following all
recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control Prevention , Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and our local health department. Here at Loveland Ski Area we are putting additional hand sanitizer— Loveland Ski Area (@LovelandSkiArea) March 12, 2020
BOYNE MOUNTAIN
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
https://www.boynemountain.com/boyne-mountain-statement-on-cleaning-protocols
SUGARLOAF
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
https://www.sugarloaf.com/covid-19
KILLINGTON
Individual reply to questions. Details on their website coming tomorrow.
We will be open for skiing and riding this weekend, with a few minor operational changes around base lodges and food service. We'll be posting an update on the website tomorrow, thanks for your patience.
— Killington Resort (@KillingtonMtn) March 13, 2020
WHITEFACE
Limiting capacity indoors and on lifts.
— Whiteface Mountain (@SkiWhiteface) March 13, 2020
SQUAW
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
Squaw Alpine will continue normal operations as we closely monitor the COVID-19 situation. We remain in contact with public health officials, and have adopted precautions following their guidance. Please check this link for more information: https://t.co/m0Ft9fI6bd
— Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows (@squawalpine) March 13, 2020
March 13
(NOTE: Given the volume and similarities between most responses, I’m only including major and/or unique updates for this day)
NUB’S NOB
Announces closure.
https://www.nubsnob.com/
MARBLE MOUNTAIN
Announces closure.
In light of national & provincial concerns of the ongoing and rapidly developing issues resulting from COVID-19, and in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, effective immediately, Marble Mountain Ski Resort will be closed for remainder of the 2020 ski season. pic.twitter.com/LA80TqqjN1
— SkiMarble (@SkiMarble) March 13, 2020
JAY PEAK
Announces closure.
We're sorry to have to shut down the resort for a bit. Tough decision but made with you in mind. Thanks for understanding. pic.twitter.com/M7mqrDUcm3
— Jay Peak Resort (@jaypeakresort) March 13, 2020
TAOS
Announces closure.
Announcement regarding closing date, for more details: https://t.co/ulPEiU8Fh3 pic.twitter.com/wggUtq80vT
— Taos Ski Valley (@TaosSkiValley) March 13, 2020
RED RIVER
Cancelling all events, resort closing March 22 as scheduled.
Announcement regarding the decision to cancel all remaining winter events here at Red River Ski & Summer Area. You can visit the link below for all of our updates regarding COVID-19. https://t.co/cRJAkgM56Z pic.twitter.com/ZWIhvTMWFA
— Red River Ski & Summer Area (@RedRiverSkiArea) March 14, 2020
HIDDEN VALLEY (ALBERTA)
Announces closure.
http://skihiddenvalley.net/
BLUE KNOB
Announces closure.
https://blueknob.com/latest-conditions-information/
ALTA
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
https://www.alta.com/stories/covid-19
TAHOE DONNER
Closing many facilities, including ski area after this weekend.
Due to COVID-19, Tahoe Donner will be closing the Rec. Center at 10PM tonight through the end of March. Beginning Monday, TD restaurants and ski areas will be closed, with limited access at TDXC. Please visit our blog for additional details: https://t.co/dEUGsV7hFk pic.twitter.com/Td7rZEsbrS
— tahoedonner (@tahoedonner) March 14, 2020
BIG SNOW
Closure announced.
March 14
(NOTE: Given the volume and similarities between most responses, I’m only including major and/or unique updates for this day)
PORCUPINE MOUNTAIN
Early closure announced.
BRYCE RESORT
Last minute closure of this weekend’s events. Remaining open.
After carefully monitoring the spread of COVID-19 throughout the evening we are deciding to cancel Winterfest today. We apologize for the late notice but we are making this decision to help protect the well being of our staff, members, and loyal customers… pic.twitter.com/7WIhxpvi4k
— Bryce Resort (@BryceResort) March 14, 2020
ELDORA
Remaining open, but discontinuing shuttles. Page setup for updates.
Reminder: As a precautionary measure against COVID-19, we are no longer offering free @RideRTD tickets or free shuttles from the Justice Center this season. Read our full statement here: https://t.co/l56sXlnhKz.
— Eldora (@eldoramtnresort) March 14, 2020
VAIL RESORTS
Tweet update from individual resorts. Remaining open. A few example tweets below.
COVID-19 Update: While our resort remains open as scheduled, we are taking actions to encourage social distancing, including reducing our on-mountain dining operations to avoid crowding. Thanks for your understanding during this unprecedented time. https://t.co/9Hqj112B3I
— Keystone Resort (@KeystoneMtn) March 14, 2020
COVID-19 Update: While our resort remains open as scheduled, we are taking actions to encourage social distancing, including reducing our on-mountain dining operations to avoid crowding. Thanks for your understanding during this unprecedented time. (https://t.co/F8uax61g1O) pic.twitter.com/0p4v8Zjiul
— Mt Brighton Ski Area (@MtBrighton) March 14, 2020
COVID-19 Update: While our resort remains open as scheduled, we are taking actions to encourage social distancing, including reducing our on-mountain dining operations to avoid crowding.
Thanks for your understanding during this unprecedented time. (https://t.co/xrYtFmDutj) pic.twitter.com/QwGBL1HGNp
— Beaver Creek Resort (@beavercreekmtn) March 14, 2020
LOVELAND
Suspends Ridge Cat operations.
We are suspending the Ridge Cat operations indefinitely. The terrain served by the Ridge Cat will remain open as conditions permit. pic.twitter.com/Mengr704AP
— Loveland Ski Area (@LovelandSkiArea) March 14, 2020
SNOWBASIN
Letter from the GM to update community on situation including cancellation of events. Resort remains open.
A letter from Snowbasin GM, Davy Ratchford. We remain open and operating, with protocols to limit potential exposure and risks, including cancelation of some events. Learn more at https://t.co/g61QLbJrZ8 pic.twitter.com/ZkzaZyQUWo
— Snowbasin Resort (@SnowbasinResort) March 14, 2020
ARAPAHOE BASIN
Another update from the GM outlining additional changes made to encourage social distancing. Resort remains open.
March 14 COVID-19 Update https://t.co/fXxnFCVSFe
— Arapahoe Basin (@Arapahoe_Basin) March 14, 2020
BRIGHTON
Page set up for regular updates, outlines changes. Resort remaining open.
Brighton is committed to your health and providing an excellent recreation experience for all visitors, with safe and sanitized facilities.https://t.co/zTtZMiocLM
— BrightonResort (@BrightonResort) March 14, 2020
BRIDGER BOWL
Bus service discontinued.
Effective March 15: The free bus service to Bridger Bowl is cancelled due to the recommendation of social distancing.https://t.co/6hng5uZjU0
— Bridger Bowl (@BridgerBowl) March 14, 2020
BLACK MOUNTAIN
Early closure announced.
We will conclude our 85th season tomorrow, March 15, in light of recent public health concerns. Tomorrow's annual kids' St. Patrick's Day parade and egg hunt will still go on.
We thank each and every one of you who came out to ski with us this season❄️ Stay indy & keep it local! pic.twitter.com/OPA92c9zuf
— Black Mountain (@BlackMtnNH) March 14, 2020
BOYNE HIGHLANDS
Early closure announced.
Boyne Highlands Resort is closing slope operations effective 4:30pm on Sunday, March 15. For details on how we are handling this process, please visit: https://t.co/BPqNQCHWc4 pic.twitter.com/MttgdU3nhC
— Boyne Highlands (@Boyne_Highlands) March 14, 2020
BOYNE MOUNTAIN
Early closure announced.
VAIL RESORTS
Early closure of all North American resorts announced.
Vail Resorts has made the difficult decision to suspend operations of all its North
American mountain resorts beginning March 15 through March 22. Please read this letter from our CEO Rob Katz. https://t.co/8082XVtCFr— VailResorts (@VailResorts) March 14, 2020
ALTERRA
Early closure of all resorts announced.
https://www.alterramtnco.com/news/2020/03/14/alterra-mountain-company-closure-announcement.html
LOVELAND
Early closure announced.
— Loveland Ski Area (@LovelandSkiArea) March 15, 2020
ARAPAHOE BASIN
Early closure announced.
A-Basin Will Be Closed Sunday https://t.co/cvPVH3RMw6 pic.twitter.com/oyeniYukgx
— Arapahoe Basin (@Arapahoe_Basin) March 15, 2020
SUGAR BOWL
Early closure announced.
Similar many other resorts in the region, effective immediately, Sugar Bowl has suspended operations until further notice due to the impacts of the coronavirus. More information is available at https://t.co/EM9mrfSq4E
— Sugar Bowl Resort (@sugarbowlresort) March 15, 2020
WINDHAM
Early closure announced.
https://www.windhammountain.com/press-room/covid-19/
TELLURIDE
Early closure announced.
Telluride Ski Resort update as of 6:45 pm March 14, 2020.
Telluride Ski Resort’s last day for the season was today March 13, 2020. The gondola will continue running for pedestrian traffic as of now. More updates to come as we receive them. pic.twitter.com/xiUEgcQUrn— Telluride Ski Resort (@Telluride) March 15, 2020
ALTA
Early closure announced.
Alta Ski Area will be suspending operations starting Sunday morning, March 15, until further notice to limit the spread of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Lift operations, food service and retail and rental services will be closed.
More info—> https://t.co/VAIsMiZGyL pic.twitter.com/WJpsDofpI1
— Alta Ski Area (@AltaSkiArea) March 15, 2020
ASPEN SNOWMASS
Early closure announced.
We are skiers at heart and understand the therapeutic nature of our shared passion. But, by order of the Governor of the State of CO, we are closing all ski operations immediately and ancillary businesses over the next week. Please view full details here: https://t.co/xj2Diz5rmg
— Aspen Snowmass (@AspenSnowmass) March 15, 2020
SIERRA AT TAHOE
Early closure announced.
After careful consideration, Sierra-at-Tahoe will be suspending operations on Sunday, March 15, for at least 72 hours.
We realize that you have many questions and that this news may be disappointing for you to hear.
For our full statement, visit https://t.co/i5f8pClbxL pic.twitter.com/Em1REDJmfl
— Sierra-at-Tahoe (@Sierra_at_Tahoe) March 15, 2020
SNOWBIRD
Early closure announced.
Snowbird's top priority is the health & safety of our staff, guests & local community. It is with this in mind that we are suspending all on-mountain operations starting tomorrow, March 15, through March 22: https://t.co/ikCcnC43d0
— Snowbird (@Snowbird) March 15, 2020
POWDERHORN
Early closure announced.
In light of Gov Polis' Executive Order, we are suspending winter operations effective Sunday March 15, 2020.
— Powderhorn Resort (@SkiPowderhorn) March 15, 2020
BOREAL
Early closure announced.
Our top priority—the health and safety of our staff, guests and local community remains at the forefront for us and, with this in mind, we are suspending all resort operations starting March 15, 2020, until further notice. Visit our website for update: https://t.co/nZO0GoK8v2 pic.twitter.com/WdeLiZwTed
— borealmtn (@borealmtn) March 15, 2020
COPPER MOUNTAIN
Early closure announced.
We're suspending all resort operations starting tomorrow, March 15 through March 22 and will continue to monitor the dynamic COVID-19 situation and reassess our approach for the rest of the season during this timeframe. For more information, visit https://t.co/bDFTjTJeT3.
— Copper Mountain (@CopperMtn) March 15, 2020
RABBIT HILL
Early closure announced.
With the decision by the City of Edmonton to close down their Recreation Centres and attractions in response to the rapidly changing COVID-19 situation, Rabbit Hill Snow Resort will follow their lead and close for… https://t.co/9UeD9FCAg7
— Rabbit Hill Resort (@skirabbithill) March 15, 2020
KILLINGTON
Early closure announced.
Killington and Pico will suspend all resort operations starting March 15, 2020, through March 22, 2020. We will continue to monitor the dynamic COVID-19 situation and reassess our approach for the rest of the season.
More details here: https://t.co/JPxp95drD4 pic.twitter.com/9dk64o9YCk
— Killington Resort (@KillingtonMtn) March 15, 2020
PICO
Early closure announced.
Pico and Killington will suspend all resort operations starting tomorrow, March 15, 2020, through March 22, 2020. We will continue to monitor the dynamic COVID-19 situation and reassess our approach for the rest of the season.
More details here: https://t.co/ShBRmgvoKf pic.twitter.com/tXb9JHpqtk
— Pico Mountain (@PicoMountain) March 15, 2020
March 16
(NOTE: Given the volume and similarities between most responses, I’m only including major and/or unique updates for this day)
LEE CANYON
Early closure announced.
The safety of everyone in our Lee Canyon community is always our top priority. As a result, we are suspending all resort operations starting tomorrow, March 15th, 2020 through March 22, 2020. We are actively monitoring the COVID-19 situation, and apologize for short notice. pic.twitter.com/7dHxUvP9Et
— Lee Canyon (@LeeCanyonLV) March 15, 2020
SUNRIDGE
Early closure announced.
With the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation, we will be closing for the season and Sunday March 15 will be our last day. We'd like to thank everyone who joined us this season and we look forward to seeing you again next winter. #skiyeg #yeg #strathco
— Sunridge Ski Area (@SunridgeSkiArea) March 15, 2020
CRANMORE
Early closure announced.
We have been closely following developments related to COVID-19 and our top priority is the safety, health, and well-being of our employees and guests. We have made the decision to suspend operations beginning March 16. Full statement here, https://t.co/QMquUU3Mpo
— Cranmore Mountain (@CranmoreMtn) March 15, 2020
WACHUSETT
Remaining open, statement from resort president released.
Happy Sunday skiers and riders! Its shaping up to be another beautiful day here on the slopes and there is plenty of snow for you to come and ride!
Covid-19 Statement: https://t.co/mTot3hXcW8https://t.co/kSfQprpKIh
— Wachusett Mountain (@Wachusett) March 15, 2020
LAKE LOUISE
Remaining open, statement released.
Lake Louise Ski Resort is currently open for skiing and riding. The health and wellbeing of our employees and guests is our top priority. To ensure you can have confidence in our response to COVID-19 you can see all precautions we are taking here: https://t.co/TdFi6uWDij
— Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola (@SkiLouise) March 15, 2020
KING PINE
Early closure announced.
To our King Pine guests and staff, with national and regional efforts to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 remaining at heightened levels, we we will be closed for the season at the end of business today, Sunday, March 15. https://t.co/10QlLgBsHw #COVIDー19 pic.twitter.com/0iZ9hnaCcp
— King Pine Ski Area (@KingPineSkiArea) March 15, 2020
WINTERPLACE
Early closure announced.
Operations have been suspended for today through the end of the season. Please check https://t.co/zMA5M2Q4k7 for more information.
— Winterplace Ski Resort (@winterplacewv) March 15, 2020
BUTTERNUT
Early closure announced.
Sunday, March 15th will be our last day of the 19/20 Season. We would like to thank all of our guests and employees for their time and dedication to Ski Butternut, and we look forward to seeing you next season! Please see website for our official statement. pic.twitter.com/qShHBC4qiD
— Ski Butternut (@SkiButternut) March 15, 2020
TAOS
Closure date updated from 3/22 to 3/15.
More info: https://t.co/ulPEiU8Fh3 pic.twitter.com/ijEBCeqoDV
— Taos Ski Valley (@TaosSkiValley) March 15, 2020
SUN VALLEY
Early closure announced.
After deliberate discussion and monitoring the current environment around COVID-19, we have decided to close Sun Valley Resort mountain operations & limit Village operations for the remainder of the 2019-20 winter season.https://t.co/TK60KiJ6Ap pic.twitter.com/4taOKukb0C
— Sun Valley Resort (@sunvalley) March 15, 2020
SNOWBASIN
Early closure announced.
https://twitter.com/SnowbasinResort/status/1239271569014153217
WATERVILLE VALLEY
Remaining open, operations significantly limited.
Changes to ski services and operations effective tomorrow, 3/16/2020
For more information visit: https://t.co/JrdxqCO7Qc pic.twitter.com/TPV0kMKwUi
— Waterville Valley Resort (@waterville) March 15, 2020
BRIDGER BOWL
Early closure announced.
A message from our General Manager, Bob Petitt. pic.twitter.com/a4rG52SRsw
— Bridger Bowl (@BridgerBowl) March 15, 2020
RED LODGE
Early closure announced.
Out of concern for the health & safety of our guests, staff, and local community in the face of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak, Red Lodge Mountain has made the difficult decision to suspend operations at the end of the day on Sunday, March 15, 2020.… https://t.co/tictTW8I0E pic.twitter.com/hqAodJKWrC
— Red Lodge Mountain (@RedLodgeMntn) March 15, 2020
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