About this event
Mammoth Mountain’s February Ripping Over 50 camp is a 3.5-day ski and snowboard progression, wellness and community program for adults age 50 and older. The February 22–25, 2027 session includes first-day indoor health-and-fitness training followed by on-snow coaching of up to five instructional hours per full day, paced to individual goals. The second day—the first on-snow day—includes continental breakfast, and the camp closes with a final-day celebration. February’s named focus is Heart Health, Rhythm, and Pace: Mammoth says participants will explore how heart health, rhythm, pacing and mindful movement can help them ski or ride stronger, longer and more comfortably. The official live booking flow currently offers separate 3.5-day ski and snowboard products at $849 each with Add to Cart; registration closes two days before the start date, making February 20 the published cutoff date, with no cutoff clock time shown. Lift access is not included. Mammoth accepts skiers and snowboarders across ten ability levels from beginner through expert, but full-day groups require at least three students. A group below that minimum runs a half day from 9:00 AM to noon. Main Lodge is the base; the exact meeting point is emailed before camp and may move for weather. The page explicitly gives three-hour indoor training to January, March and April while its dated camp list offers January, February and April, so February’s indoor-session duration is left TBA rather than inferred. This is an instructional camp rather than a spectator program. Capacity, remaining seats, waitlist, on-site signup, rentals, daily terrain, instructor roster, exact full-day times, the heart-health session agenda and the final celebration time are not published.
At a glance
Age 50 or older. Skiers and snowboarders may join at any of Mammoth’s ten distinct ability levels, beginner through expert.
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Mammoth Mountain — Main Lodge
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Event links
Official Ripping Over 50 camp page
Register for the February 3.5-day ski or snowboard camp
Mammoth’s Ripping Over 50 camp story
Mammoth Mountain lift tickets — required separately
Mammoth Mountain parking and transportation
Mammoth Mountain base lodges and Main Lodge
Live Mammoth Mountain operations and conditions
Mammoth Mountain Safety & Conduct
Activity Change & Cancellation Policy
Mammoth Mountain resort accessibility
Main Lodge map and directions
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