Mammoth Mountain’s new three-day Carving Performance Ski Camp runs Thursday through Saturday, February 4–6, 2027 from Main Lodge. It is an adult alpine-ski technique clinic for strong intermediate, advanced and expert skiers who want to replace skidded turns with stronger edge control and cleaner on-piste carving. Each day starts at 9:00 AM and is planned for five hours of instruction, with video analysis included across the session and an after-hours equipment clinic covering ski equipment, maintenance and frontside technology. A full-day group requires at least three students; if fewer than three enroll, the organizer says the group will run a half day from 9:00 AM to noon instead. Lift access is not included and must be purchased separately or covered by an eligible pass. The official page currently displays “No Results” beneath its date-selection instruction, so February registration availability, price, capacity, deadline and waitlist are not represented as open. Mammoth’s general activity policy allows a full refund when a qualifying activity is changed or cancelled at least three full days before its start, an activity-change voucher for later changes through the day before, and forfeiture for same-day cancellation, although Mammoth may designate select-event exceptions at checkout. The exact meeting point is emailed before camp and may change with weather. The official 2400×1350 hero shows a Mammoth instructor watching a skier carve on groomed snow; it was visually reviewed and copied unchanged to TrickBook-controlled storage.

Mammoth Mountain Ski & Snowboard School

Ages 18+. Strong intermediate, advanced and expert alpine skiers. This is a ski-only carving clinic; snowboarding is not listed.

Upcoming instructional camp; results, divisions, podiums, livestream and replay do not apply.

No separate sanctioning body; official Mammoth Mountain instruction program

Carving Performance Ski Camp at Mammoth Mountain — February 2027

Mammoth Mountain — Main Lodge

Mammoth Mountain’s new three-day Big Mountain Skills Ski Camp runs Thursday through Saturday, February 4–6, 2027 from Main Lodge. It is an adult alpine-ski clinic for strong intermediate, advanced and expert skiers who want to progress beyond groomed runs on bumps, steeps, trees and other in-bounds off-piste terrain. Mammoth describes a wide ability span: riders may be building toward their first diamond runs or already using the Paranoids as a warm-up, with instructors grouping and coaching participants toward greater confidence in variable off-trail conditions. Each day starts at 9:00 AM and is planned for five hours of instruction, with video analysis across the session and an after-hours equipment clinic focused on off-piste ski equipment, maintenance and technology. A full-day group requires at least three students; if fewer than three enroll, Mammoth says that group runs a half day from 9:00 AM to noon. The live first-party date picker was checked for February 4 and exposed “Big Mountain Ski Camp | Off-Piste” for $750 with an active Add to Cart action, so registration is represented as open at the verified price. Lift access is not included and must be purchased separately or covered by an eligible pass. The exact on-snow meeting point is emailed before camp and can change with weather. Mammoth’s general activity policy provides a full refund when an eligible activity is changed or cancelled at least three full days before start, a full-value activity-change voucher for later changes through the day before, and forfeiture for same-day cancellation; checkout may disclose select-event exceptions. The exact official 2400×1350 hero shows a Mammoth instructor leading three adult skiers through steep windblown powder beneath the mountain rock formation; it was visually reviewed and copied unchanged to TrickBook-controlled storage.

Ages 18+. Strong intermediate, advanced and expert alpine skiers. Mammoth positions the camp for skiers progressing into diamond terrain through experts comfortable warming up on the Paranoids. This is ski-only; snowboarding is not listed.

Upcoming instructional camp; results, competitive divisions, podiums, livestream and replay do not apply.

Big Mountain Skills Ski Camp at Mammoth Mountain — February 2027

Mammoth Mountain’s new three-day Carving Performance Ski Camp runs Thursday through Saturday, March 11–13, 2027 from Main Lodge. It is an adult alpine-ski technique clinic for strong intermediate, advanced and expert skiers who want to replace skidded turns with stronger edge control and cleaner on-piste carving. Each day starts at 9:00 AM and is planned for five hours of instruction, with video analysis included across the session and an after-hours equipment clinic covering ski equipment, maintenance and frontside technology. A full-day group requires at least three students; if fewer than three enroll, the organizer says the group will run a half day from 9:00 AM to noon instead. Lift access is not included and must be purchased separately or covered by an eligible pass. The official page currently displays “No Results” beneath its date-selection instruction, so March registration availability, price, capacity, deadline and waitlist are not represented as open. Mammoth’s general activity policy allows a full refund when a qualifying activity is changed or cancelled at least three full days before its start, an activity-change voucher for later changes through the day before, and forfeiture for same-day cancellation, although Mammoth may designate select-event exceptions at checkout. The exact meeting point is emailed before camp and may change with weather. The official 2400×1350 hero shows a Mammoth instructor watching a skier carve on groomed snow; it was visually reviewed and copied unchanged to TrickBook-controlled storage.

Carving Performance Ski Camp at Mammoth Mountain — March 2027

Mammoth Mountain’s new three-day Big Mountain Skills Ski Camp runs Thursday through Saturday, March 11–13, 2027 from Main Lodge. It is an adult alpine-ski clinic for strong intermediate, advanced and expert skiers who want to progress beyond groomed runs on bumps, steeps, trees and other in-bounds off-piste terrain. Mammoth describes a wide ability span: riders may be building toward their first diamond runs or already using the Paranoids as a warm-up, with instructors grouping and coaching participants toward greater confidence in variable off-trail conditions. Each day starts at 9:00 AM and is planned for five hours of instruction, with video analysis across the session and an after-hours equipment clinic focused on off-piste ski equipment, maintenance and technology. A full-day group requires at least three students; if fewer than three enroll, Mammoth says that group runs a half day from 9:00 AM to noon. The live first-party date picker was checked for March 11 and exposed “Big Mountain Ski Camp | Off-Piste” for $750 with an active Add to Cart action, so registration is represented as open at the verified price. Lift access is not included and must be purchased separately or covered by an eligible pass. The exact on-snow meeting point is emailed before camp and can change with weather. Mammoth’s general activity policy provides a full refund when an eligible activity is changed or cancelled at least three full days before start, a full-value activity-change voucher for later changes through the day before, and forfeiture for same-day cancellation; checkout may disclose select-event exceptions. The exact official 2400×1350 hero shows a Mammoth instructor leading three adult skiers through steep windblown powder beneath the mountain rock formation; it was visually reviewed and copied unchanged to TrickBook-controlled storage.

Upcoming Events from Mammoth Mountain Ski & Snowboard School

Carving Performance Ski Camp at Mammoth Mountain — February 2027

Big Mountain Skills Ski Camp at Mammoth Mountain — February 2027

Carving Performance Ski Camp at Mammoth Mountain — March 2027

Big Mountain Skills Ski Camp at Mammoth Mountain — March 2027