Edited on December 8th, 2020
To our valued Guests and Employees,
Appropriate face coverings shall be worn in all public spaces including bathrooms, ticket lines, lift lines, and while loading/unloading the lifts. No exceptions.
-Exemptions to the mask requirement will not be accepted. Skiing and snowboarding are not considered essential activities and therefore do not fall under the protections of the ADA or medical exemptions.
Indoor facilities are closed. Ski School and Rentals are not available this weekend; however, we will have options available starting December 19th, 2020.
– Please plan to gear up at your vehicle.
– Food service is unavailable right now, but we are also planning to start to-go food options starting Dec. 19th.
– We are sanitizing using a cleaning solutions recommended by the CDC, that is effective on COVID-19.
– Doubling the sanitation schedule at the First Aid Room.
– Increasing bathroom cleanings.
– Encouraging sick guests and requiring employees to stay home if they are experiencing symptoms.
– Providing employees with accurate information about protective measures
For those that are here or who are planning to visit Teton Pass Ski Area: Please help us PREVENT the spread of COVID-19.
While at Teton Pass please make sure you:
– Avoid handshakes and hand contact with other guests
– Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds after you use the restroom, before you eat and anytime you think about it.
– Avoiding touching your nose, mouth, and eyes.
– Remain 6 feet away from other guests while in lift lines.
– Come and enjoy the open air, perfect corduroy, and a welcoming smile.
Please postpone your visit to Teton Pass if:
– You are feeling ill, are experiencing respiratory problems, or have a fever.
– You have recently traveled to or are coming from an area with a large number of reported cases of the virus.
– You are considered a high risk individual for significant illness due to COVID-19
What to do if you have symptoms or think you may have the virus:
– Stay home! Call your health care provider or your local Health Department.
– Consult the CDC’s website: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
– Call the COVID-19 Hotline for the State of Montana (888) 333-0461
What kind of facial covering can I wear?
Surgical masks, N95 masks, and cloth masks that adhere to the CDC's recommendations are all acceptable forms of masks. Face shields are not an acceptable form of mask but may be worn over a mask for extra protection if desired.
The CDC advises that cloth masks:
Fit snugly but comfortably against the side of the face
Completely cover the nose and mouth
Are secured with ties or ear loops
Include multiple layers of fabric
Allow for breathing without restriction
Can be laundered and machine dried without damage or change to shape
Though they are not secured with ties or ear loops, snug-fitting, 2-ply buffs and neck gaiters that completely and consistently cover the nose and mouth may be used.
This is a difficult time for everyone and we are committed to providing the information you need to make informed decisions. The ski season is upon us, and we believe that having access to outdoor recreation will make the life of social distancing easier for everyone in our communities. We hope to see you at Teton Pass Ski Area and please stay safe everyone!