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Mammoth Mountain

Mammoth Mountain is California's premier four-season resort offering 3,500 acres of skiing and snowboarding terrain with the state's highest lift-served summit at 11,053 feet, plus summer mountain biking and year-round hospitality.

About Mammoth Mountain

We're California's leading four-season mountain resort operator, welcoming guests to experience the Eastern Sierra's legendary playground at 11,053 feet. Founded by Dave McCoy in 1953, we've grown from a humble ski area into a destination that spans 3,500 acres of skiable terrain, 25 lifts, and 178 trails that cater to everyone from first-timers to seasoned experts. Our winters bring some of the most reliable snow in the country - averaging 400 inches annually - while our summers transform the mountain into a world-class bike park with over 80 miles of single-track trails.

Beyond the slopes, we operate a collection of lodging properties including Juniper Springs Resort, The Village Lodge, and The Westin Monache, plus our network of retail shops that have been outfitting mountain adventures since our earliest days. We're proud to be part of the Alterra Mountain Company family, which connects our pass holders to destinations across North America. What really drives us is creating genuine mountain experiences - whether that's a family's first ski vacation, a spring session in our legendary terrain parks, or a summer day exploring the alpine landscape. We're not just in the business of skiing or biking; we're in the business of helping people build lasting memories in one of the most spectacular settings on Earth.

FAQs

When was Mammoth Mountain founded?
Mammoth Mountain was founded in 1953.
Who is the CEO of Mammoth Mountain?
Rusty Gregory is the CEO.
Where does Mammoth Mountain have employees?
Mammoth Mountain has employees in United States.
Is Mammoth Mountain hiring?
Yes, Mammoth Mountain has 1 open remote job.
Does Mammoth Mountain support remote work or working from home?
Yes, Mammoth Mountain is a remote-friendly company.
What employee benefits does Mammoth Mountain offer?
Mammoth Mountain provides 6 benefits to their employees.
Does Mammoth Mountain offer a four-day work week?
No, Mammoth Mountain does not offer a four-day work week.
Is Mammoth Mountain transparent about salaries?
Yes, Mammoth Mountain practices salary transparency, often including salary or compensation ranges in their job posts. They provide salary data for 1 role.
What is Mammoth Mountain's website?
Mammoth Mountain's website is mammothmountain.com.
Where can I find Mammoth Mountain on social media?
You can find Mammoth Mountain on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Employee benefits

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Paid Time Off

PTO provided for benefit-eligible employees to support work-life balance and personal time away.

401k with Company Match

Retirement savings plan with company matching contributions to help employees build financial security for their future.

Healthcare Coverage

Comprehensive health insurance including medical, dental, and vision coverage for eligible employees and their families.

Resort Discounts

Discounts on ski/snowboarding lessons, equipment rentals, retail purchases, food and beverage, and Friends & Family vouchers.

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