Wolf Creek Ski Area (WCSA) is a ski area in southwest Colorado, located on the Wolf Creek Pass between Pagosa Springs and South Fork. Pass holders, including the Premium Pass, will be asked to reserve their ski day 12-hours in advance. Only then, will the allocation of day tickets be released (online only). Opened in 1939, Wolf Creek Ski Area claims The Most Snow in Colorado at over 550 inches an average year. And while in any normal season Wolf Creek would welcome those skiers with open arms, this is not the year to increase skier numbers. With the larger resorts, and Vail Resorts, announcing their own operating plans, the thinking was their stricter measures, reduced capacities, and reservation systems might force guests to seek out the potential quiet of the smaller, independent resorts. Discount Pass – access limited to weekdays.Wolf Creek will be offering three tiers of season pass: The cap would see the resort running at just under 74% capacity.Īnd guests are ok with this, the majority of them would be happy with a reservation system. But here’s the genius in Pitcher’s plan, he’s adjusting the pricing on passes, which go on sale towards the end of September, to help manage crowds at the resort. Last week Pitcher submitted his operating plan to the local public health department. He is willing to cap skiers and riders on the hill at 5,000 a day. “It’s encouraging they were willing to modify their behavior this winter.” Well over 4,000 responded to the survey sent out by Davey Pitcher, the ski area owner, and declared they would be happy to comply with face-coverings, social distancing, and closed dining areas, as long as they could ski. Related: Lift Served Skiing Today Wolf Creek, CO After 15″ of Summer Snow.The resounding response by skiers and riders to a survey sent out by Wolf Creek, CO ski area was that they wanted a ski season, and were prepared to do whatever it takes to get back on the lifts, reports the Colorado Sun.
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