Skiing in the USA on 4th July
4th July 2023
Last modified on July 9th, 2023
Hundreds turned out to hit the slopes of two resorts in California over US Independence Day celebrations.
Mammoth Mountain and Palisades Tahoe saw record amounts of snow last winter and some of it still remains.
They have been coming from far and wide with a bus laid on from the Bay Area of San Francisco to reach Palisades Tahoe.
Mammoth Mountain has been offering a host of activities and events.
July skiing & riding, live music from Zebuel, and great vibes – what’s not to love about day 3️⃣ of #FreedomFest ⁉️
Tomorrow is the FINAL DAY of not just Freedom Fest, but the entire 2022/23 season! Come celebrate one historic season we won’t soon forget! pic.twitter.com/6ImGwhgkhg
— Palisades Tahoe (@palisadestahoe) July 3, 2023
Mammoth claims to have the longest ‘wiggle’ in the world.
Who are we to disagree:
PlanetSKI visited the two Californian resorts in May after the ski season ended in the Alps:
Mammoth Mountain. Image © PlanetSKI
Mammoth Mountain. Image © PlanetSKI
Resorts have been making a weekend of it.
And just in case you are wondering Independence Day is a federal holiday in the United States commemorating the Declaration of Independence.
It was ratified by the Second Continental Congress on July 4th, 1776, establishing the United States of America.
Palisades Tahoe is now set to close but Mammoth Mountain hopes it will be offering skiing until the end of July, and maybe even into August.
Watch this space…
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