
Ski, ride, tube, eat and stay in winter. Ride, zip, hike and dine all summer. A whole mountain, an hour from the city.

Natural terrain, four chairs and views over the clouds. Baldy is SoCal's real mountain, and this is its 75th winter.

No skis, no lessons, no problem. Ride the chair up and spend the day sliding, building and throwing snow at 7,800 feet.
Dress warm and bring dry layers for the ride home.


Ride the Sugar Pine chair to Top of the Notch at 7,800 feet. On clear days the view stretches from the Inland Empire to the Pacific.
Grab a hot meal or a cold beer at the Notch, wander the trails and ride back down whenever you're ready.

Ready to fly? Our zip line runs high above the Notch and is built to deliver real g-forces.
Because of that, there are age and medical restrictions, and we may refuse service if we're concerned for your safety.

Take the chair up and explore from the Notch, or hike the 4-mile trail from the base. In summer, Chair 4 gives easy access to the Devil's Backbone Trail toward the summit.

Hike or ride up to Top of the Notch for dinner, live music and Mt Baldy after dark.
| Check in | 4 – 7 PM |
| Dinner | 5 – 8 PM |
| Live music | 6:30 – 9:30 PM |
| Last chair down | 9:45 PM |
Hikes are not guided, so stay on designated routes and stick together. Dinner is a buffet with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options.

When the snow comes, Baldy is SoCal's real mountain: natural terrain, four chairs and views over the clouds. Snow tubing and snow play keep the kids busy.


The high-alpine restaurant at the top of Chair 1. A warming station for skiers in winter, a hub for hikers and campers all year, and home to our events and Moonlight Hikes.