This action by the state in dropping Mono County from its Tier-2, “Red,” “Substantial” category down to the Tier 1- “Widespread,” “Purple” category was expected by Mono County officials.
Following is the official comment from Mono County:
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Drops down?!? Don’t you mean Ramps up? Restrictions are increasing, not decreasing.
Bought my 26th M.M. season pass (now IKON) pass in April…(Pre Covid cluster f*ck) I’m reading that some locals are jacked at the Mountain for running at all. I’d not thought about that ..but I get it. I worked at M.M. in the Main Lodge upstairs dining room for a… Read more »
Observing all the protocols would actually mean staying home. At 75 I’m hopin to have a few more seasons too but not at the expense of public health concerns
Phillip, I don’t work for the mountain, nor do I live in the town. I do live in Mono County and have friends and a few neighbors who work for the mountain. Their biggest complaints I’ve heard have been visitors who argue and/or resist complying with the health guidelines. This… Read more »
The locals aren’t necessarily helping out either. One restaurant in town has already had 3 outbreaks and the owner is still clueless.
Mono Person
We agree on that.
All about the Mammoth Mountain money coming in.
Mainly from the L.A. crowd,where they had the highest COVID positive cases ever in one day yesterday..
Come on up,L.A. tourists.
Do as you please,as long as you bring and spend your $$$$..
Of course Mammoth Mountain will be open, Gavin might want to take the family on a little Ski Adventure, In his French Laundry.
Is Mammoth Mountain open? Are our schools open? Makes you go, hhmmm….