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Mountain High Hosts World’s Largest Lesson Day with Guinness Record Event on January 8, 2016

January’s arrival marks the start of Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month at Mountain High and the resort is participating in the World’s Largest Ski and Snowboard Lesson Day set for Friday, January 8 at 10:00 a.m! If you’re a beginner skier or snowboarder, this is especially for you! mountain-high-logo-2Attempting to set the World Record for the LARGEST multi-venue ski & snowboard lesson for the Guinness Book of World Records is going to be SNOW much fun! The current record for world’s largest ski lesson (both single and multiple venue) is 594 and 500 for world’s largest snowboard lesson (both single and multiple venue). Mountain-high-world-record-day

Ski and snowboard areas across the U.S. including Mountain High, will host a 10 a.m. beginner lesson for skiing or snowboarding as part of this event. You are invited to come learn to ski or snowboard on this exciting day as multiple winter resorts across the U.S., including Mountain High, will attempt to set industry and Guinness World Records for teaching people how to ski and snowboard. All participants receive an official Certificate Of Completion.

Lesson participants will:

  • Learn how to properly use equipment
  • Be introduced to basic skiing and snowboarding skills including safety
  • Learn about types of terrain
  • Demonstrate and be evaluated on what they learned during the 90 minute class

*All attendees will receive an official certificate of completion upon finishing the lesson. mountain-high-signWorld’s Largest Ski and Snowboard Lesson Day results will be certified by appropriate Mountain High personnel and sent to industry and Guinness World Records for verification and approval. To register for the World’s Largest Ski and Snowboard Lesson Day at Mountain High and be a part of this fun, record-making event, click here or call 888-754-7878. Event registration ends Thursday, January 7, 2016.

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Save $10 on Mountain High Lift Tickets Through December 18 During Holiday Toy and Food Drive

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Mountain High, in association with The Society of Saint Vincent De Paul, is hosting its annual holiday toy and food drive to support Southern California families in need. From December 12 through December 18, any guest who brings an unwrapped new toy or three non-perishable food items to Mountain High will receive $10 off one adult, 8-hour lift ticket rate or $5 off one adult night ticket rate. holiday-food-drive

Mountain High season pass holders who make a donation will also receive a food voucher from the Big Pines Lodge. Ticket(s) must be purchased at the time of donation. This promotion may not be used in conjunction with any other discount or offer. Donation(s) may not be redeemed for cash.

The Society of Saint Vincent De Paul helps to alleviate suffering for families and individuals in need regardless of religion, race, age, gender or orientation. More than 10,000 people were served by the group in its most recent fiscal year. The Catholic organization operates solely on donations of food, clothing and money from its parishioners, community members and local businesses.

Blessed Junipero Serra in Phelan, Calif. and Our Lady of the Snows in Wrightwood serve the tri-community area of Wrightwood, Phelan and Pinion Hills, Calif. Locally, both parishes operate a food pantry on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month that is open to anyone in need. Help also comes in the way of financial assistance with propane and other household utilities as funds permit.

If you’re interested in donating to Mountain High’s holiday food and toy drive, please visit the resort during regular operating hours or call 888-754-7878.

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