FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How should I pack my food?
A: A cooler is ideal for items that need refrigeration and a plastic tub works very well for storing non perishable items.

Q: Do I have to share a cabin with guests from other parties?
A: No! Reservations always ensure that your party will stay in their own private cabin.

Q: What about dogs?
A: Well-behaved dogs are welcomed at High Camp except on winter weekends between December 15 and March 31. Owners are asked to keep their dog under control and clean up any dog messes around the cabins and lodge.

In Fall Season the transportation charge per dog is $10 round trip, while during Winter Season the charge is either $10 or $20, depending on how far up the mountain the dog rides.

Q: Please explain the various Winter Season transportation rates.
A: The winter transportation rate is always based on how far UP the mountain the guest rides.

The $70.00 per person charge (children, ages 5-17, half-price) provides full transportation from
the parking lot to High Camp via chained-up Suburban and snowmobile.

The $50.00 rate provides full gear transportation from the parking lot, while the guest skis or snowshoes
about the last four miles from the point of snowmobile transfer.

Gear transport only is provided for $30.00, with the committed guest skiing or snowshoeing the entire
8 1/2 mile distance from the parking lot to the cabins.

There is no additional charge for the downhill trip.

Q: Do I need a Forest Service Pass or Sno-Park Permit to park in your lot?
A: No. Our fenced parking lot is private and reserved for High Camp guests only.

Q: What is your cancellation policy?
A: Full refund of deposit available with minimum 28-day notice, minus a $20.00 cancellation fee.

With at least 10 days notice we will happily extend you a full credit of your deposit to a future trip.

Trips cancelled with less than 10 days notice will lose deposit unless cabin can be rebooked.

Q: Are children only allowed on Family Weekends?
A: No. Kids are welcome anytime and at any age. We strive to be a very family-friendly backcountry resort!

Q: Are any of the ski trails suitable for beginners?
A: YES! About 9-10 miles of our marked trail system have been designated as either “easier” or “easiest”. Please refer to our trail map on the website for details.

Q: Do we need to bring our own water?
A: No. Our water comes from an underground mountain spring and is certified 100% pure!