We are carefully following CDC Guidelines to stay safe at work, and make Whitefish Mountain Resort a safe and relaxing place for you to play and stay this winter. We have adopted heightened standards for safety and sanitation across the resort and lodging properties. These practices, along with many other safety measures, are in place for the safety of all Whitefish Mountain Resort employees and guests. You can learn more about these procedures in the FAQ page and our Commitment To Respect videos below.
A: The safety and well-being of our guests is our top priority. We’ve adapted enhanced sanitation and operational procedures in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Operational procedures are specific to each department and based upon the recommendations of local health officials and government mandates.
A: The safety and well-being of our guests is our top priority. Precautions include increased sanitization in lodging properties, restaurants, and lodges. We’re requiring masks in lift lines and all indoor spaces. The Summit House and Ed & Mully’s will be hosted seating with limited capacity. Advance bookings are recommended! Go online at shop.skiwhitefish.com or call 406-862-2900.
A: We do not plan to limit ticket sales or require a reservation to ski. Advance bookings are recommended! Go online at shop.skiwhitefish.com or call 406-862-2900.
A: Yes. Restaurants will be open with operational changes specific to each location. Some will now be hosted seating and masks are required unless eating/drinking. All dining areas are set up to ensure proper social distancing per county guidelines. We ask that you limit your time to allow all of our guests the opportunity to refuel and warm up.
A: From time to time you may interact with other guests or employees within 6 feet. We ask that you wear a face covering during these situations. Masks are required when in a lift line, indoors at a restaurant or lodge, and when riding the shuttle or S.N.O.W. Bus. If you have a medical exemption from wearing a mask, you must wear a face shield. If you are exempt from both face coverings for medical reasons, please email exemptions@skiwhitefish.com for a review process. We respect that you may have medical exemptions, but as you may present an additional risk towards other guests and employees we need to review your case.
A: Guests are required to wear masks in the lift line. There will be no singles line at any of our lifts this season. Guests are welcome to group up with strangers if they are comfortable doing so, but our lift attendants will not be asking skiers to ride together.
Online and advanced reservations are strongly recommend as space is limited.
Children 3 and older will be required to wear a face covering.
Full Day lessons will not include lunch and will require a parent or guardian to pick their child up during the lunch break and return for the afternoon session.
Participating students and 1 parent only will be allowed in the Kids Center facility.
Health Screening required for Ski/Ride and play.
Child will not be able to participate that day if:
Answer yes to any Covid-19 Screening questions
Temperature above 100.4
Any visible COVID-19 symptoms plus flushed cheeks, rapid breathing, fatigue, or extreme fussiness.
A: The safety and well-being of our guests is our top priority. We’ve adopted enhanced sanitation and operational procedures in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Our commitment to clean includes industry best practice cleaning and sanitizing protocols, with particular attention paid to high touch items. Our housekeeping staff undergo health screenings prior to starting work. They also wear gloves and face coverings during their work.
A: All pools and shared hot tubs will be open this winter for lodging guests. Locker rooms and fitness centers will be closed. Guests will be required to bring their own towels. Cleaning and disinfecting of those spaces will happen daily and sanitizer will be provided. Guests will be required wear face coverings inside the space if they cannot maintain social distancing with guests outside their household. Guests with fever, shortness of breath, a cough, or other COVID-19 Symptoms must refrain from using facility. Capacity numbers will be posted (Capacity will be limited to 75% of normal capacity). Time limit for guest is 30 minutes of usage if other guests are waiting. Fitness centers also will be closed.
A: If you are not feeling well or experiencing a fever, shortness of breath, a cough, or other COVID-19 symptoms please refrain from participating in any activities or dining with us at the resort. Please contact FCHD 406-890-7272, or call your primary health care provider.
A: If you believe you may have had the virus while participating in activities around the resort, please call Flathead County’s Health Department at 406-751-8101.
A: Currently we are planned to be open December 10, 2020 to April 11, 2021. If a governmental agency restricts recreational travel either to- or from- Montana or the state, province or country from which the travelers reside, Whitefish Mountain Resort will issue a full refund for lodging and lift tickets if the effective date of the restrictions take place prior to the traveler’s arrival.
Commitment to Well-being:
In both winter and summer we want our guests and employees to feel comfortable and safe so they can relax and have fun. We look forward to skiing and snowboarding in the great outdoors where we can connect with friends and family! Here’s some information regarding what you can expect.
Notice: Per mandate from the Governor of the State of Montana, please wear a mask when inside any building at Whitefish Mountain Resort. Masks are also required when in chairlift lines.
Cleaning & sanitation: We’ve adopted enhanced sanitation procedures specifically designed to combat the transmission of COVID-19.
Staying informed and connected: We have been and will remain in constant communication with community, government and health organizations to follow safety recommendations and mandates.
Guest responsibility: While we are happy and excited to welcome guests back to Whitefish Mountain Resort, we kindly ask that if you are not feeling well or you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19 that you please stay home.
Please know that if you make plans with us, and those plans change, we are willing to work with you on changes. In the same token, if we need to make changes here for your safety and the safety of our employees, we hope you will understand and work with us. We’re all in this together.
