Shar's Guidebook

Humidifiers are great in the winter when heaters are on which tend to dry everything! Staying hydrated is also helpful!

Bring earth-friendly paper plates and disposable cups if you don’t like washing dishes. If you don’t want to wash coffee cups, bring your own spill-proof insulated travel mug that you can use in the house and on the slopes!

Do your food shopping on the way up the mountain at Walmart on one of the last exits prior to heading up the mountain. Or stop by Vons/Stater Brothers before you get to the cabin. We provide starter coffee grinds and filters, starter k-cups and nespresso capsules. However, if you’re a coffee connoisseur or just have your favorites, then I recommend you bring them or buy them before getting to the cabin. We also provide starter tea bags for tea-lovers. If you like hot cocoa, you’ll have to bring it. I would recommend buying gallon size waters and just use cups or your own reusable water bottle

Bring your own coffee tumbler or thermos and bring it with you to the slopes. Make a thermos for coffee and hot chocolate and keep it in an insulated cooler in the car and extra bottles of water. You’ll enjoy it after skiing or sledding.

This is probably the cheapest way to get supplies before heading up the mountain. It’s also one of the last area where you can use the restroom before making the drive up. You’ll be thankful you did it in case an accident occurs that prolongs your drive.

Winter: 4-Wheel Drive vehicles or 2-Wheel Drive with chains. Summer: Any car that will make it up to the mountain.

Their cheap and convenient on long drives. Bring a blanket and travel pillows in the car. Bring extra socks and shoes, in case their snow gets in their winter boots. Nobody likes wet, cold feet, especially in the winter. I usually keep a bag with a set of extra socks, shoes, and pants to change into after playing in the snow.

When it’s predicted to snow, pull your wipers up and have a snow scraper and brush ready in the car. Brush and scrape snow from all windows prior to driving. If you have an engine start feature in your vehicle then I would also suggest using that prior to getting in the car.

The snow shovel is outside of the kitchen door to the left. The rug outside of kitchen is uneven to help prevent pooling of water/ ice on the outside rug. 2) Please be careful walking/driving around town and the property. Although we’ve had the driveway and pathways shoveled and sprayed salt (de-icer) in these areas, we cannot stop the force of nature and formation of ice or snow falling. (We cannot be responsible for acts of nature, ie, snow pile up and/or ground freezing, nor the dangers and any incidents they cause.). We have however have provided you with a snow shovel &Ice Melts to use.

Stop at Redlands Village or Citrus Village Shopping Ctr & shop there before going to mountain