Hidden Valley Ski Resort open with COVID restrictions in place
By Medicine Hat News on December 26, 2020.
Conner Hurry performs a trick in the 2016 Alberta Winter Games freestyle moguls ski competition at Hidden Valley Ski Resort. With COVID restrictions in place, the resort is now open for the 2020/21 season.--NEWS PHOTO RYAN MCCRACKEN
Skiers and snowboarders are finally able to hit the slopes at Hidden Valley, though there are restrictions as a result of COVID-19.
The Elkwater-based hill will be limited to 400 participants per day, and tickets must be purchased in advance.
The lodge will only be open for bathroom use, while the café and lounge are restricted to take-out only, with one member per family permitted to pick up food orders.
Capacity inside the resort’s rental building is limited to 15 per cent, and as a result delays should be expected.
Face coverings are mandatory in buildings, while anyone experiencing symptoms is asked to stay home and will receive a refund.
There is a two-week advance booking window for passes. Lessons are still available on a discounted private basis.
For more information on lessons and tickets, visit skihiddenvalley.net or call 403-893-3961.
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