Top Services for Winter Activities in California

My advice is to rent your gear early in the morning, around 8 am. The lines can get long, and you'll want to hit the slopes as soon as they open!

I recommend checking out their online deals before heading there. I stumbled upon a promo that saved me some cash, which was a nice surprise!

My advice is to ask about delivery options. They brought my gear right to my hotel, super convenient and saved me the hassle of carrying everything!

If you're renting gear, check out the shops near the base instead of paying for rentals on the mountain. It's often cheaper and has a better selection.

My advice is to check their week-day specials. I found awesome discounts if you go on a Tuesday instead of the weekend, which made my trip way cheaper!

I recommend renting your gear ahead of time online to save money and skip the long lines when you get there. You'll be ready to hit the slopes in no time!

If you're a beginner, definitely take a lesson first. I skipped it and wasted a lot of time learning the hard way, while those who took lessons were gliding down the slopes easily!

Check for early bird deals online before you head over. I saved a good chunk of cash that way and scored a discount lift pass!

My advice is to check if you can book your rental online. I saved some cash doing that, and it made picking up my gear a breeze. Don’t forget to ask about discounts if you’re renting multiple items.

I recommend getting your rental gear early in the morning around 8 AM to avoid long lines. I waited and it took forever to get my board. Plus, you'll have more time to hit the slopes.

My advice is to hit the slopes around 3 PM instead of waiting for the full day... The crowds thin out a lot, and you can enjoy the runs without feeling rushed... Plus, the sunset views are amazing!