China Peak

China Peak, a Sierra outpost, offers a goodly vertical with ample acres for those seeking mountain air without undue fuss. Its personality is one of honest skiing, uncomplicated by excessive frills, thus catering to a straightforward winter enthusiast.

For the traveling skier, China Peak makes a fine leg on a California journey. Combine it with June Mountain, a mere thirty-seven miles yonder, for a refreshing change of piste. The drive between them offers a glimpse of the varied High Sierra landscape.

The Indy Pass and Powder Alliance both grant passage here, a boon for those with an eye on multiple resorts. One should merely confirm the specific stipulations of their respective pass before setting forth, avoiding any unwelcome surprises at the ticket window.