LADIES WEEKEND OUT // MAMMOTH SPLITBOARDING
INFO & REGISTRATION
Our Ladies Weekend Out Mammoth Splitboarding event is officially sold out. We will be hosting another LWO Mammoth Splitboarding event in March, 2025, dates to be posted in September, 2024. To ensure sure you don’t miss it, make sure to sign up for our eNewsletter!
It’s time to check that season pass and leave it in the car, rip those skins, and slay some fresh pow on your Weston Backcountry splitboard in the Eastern Sierra! Ladies Weekend Out is incredibly excited to announce our third annual LWO Splitboarding event is back in beautiful Mammoth Lakes!
With the help from our good friends over at Weston Backcountry, Volcom, Rab Equipment, Tera Kaia, and Pure Project Brewing , we’ll be hosting our third LWO splitboarding event in Mammoth Lakes this March 8th - 10th. Eight lucky Ladies will have the chance to tour and ride in the breathtaking Eastern Sierra this spring with our talented, all female Splitboard Guide Team. Both days will be packed with educational topics and will cover in depth reviews of splitboarding equipment, avalanche safety, trip planning, touring techniques, important tips and tricks from our guides, and much more. And the added bonus is we have an AirBnB for our guests to stay in! Get ready to bring the stoke levels because it’s going to be one memorable weekend filled with powder stashes, pocket bacon, and fun for the entire group of Slaydies!
Our Ladies Weekend Out events are quickly becoming the go-to, all female events to attend and we couldn’t be more psyched to bring LWO to the snow for some splitboarding! The smaller group size sets the stage for a more intimate weekend where participants get to know one-another and receive more personalized instruction. The relationships formed from our LWO events is what makes these weekends so special and such a success! We hope to see you out there this spring with us in Mammoth, it’s going to be a great time for everyone involved!
LADIES WEEKEND OUT MAMMOTH SPLITBOARDING INFO
COST: $695
LOCATION: MAMMOTH LAKES, CALIFORNIA
TRIP DATES: MARCH 8th - 10th (3 DAYS, 2 NIGHTS)
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COST INCLUDES
Têra Kaia top ($68 value) click here for size chart
2 guided days of splitboarding in Mammoth Lakes with our all female Splitboard Guide team
2 nights accommodation in Mammoth Lakes at an Air BnB
A Weston Backcountry demo splitboard
Karakoram or Spark R&D demo bindings
Avalanche equipment (Beacon, Shovel, Probe)
Ski poles
Refreshments all weekend long courtesy of Pure Project Brewing
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FRIDAY, MARCH 8TH
Arrive to your AirBnB for the weekend anytime after 4:00 pm. We’ll kick off the evening by getting to know your new splitboard partners for the next two days while we distribute gear and speak to the itinerary for the weekend. At this time we will also hand out your Tera Kaia Basewear for the event.
SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH
Splitboarding in Mammoth Lakes! We’ll kick off the first day with a review of splitboard equipment and how to use it for those in need. From there we plan to hit the skin track and take a beautiful tour of Mammoth Lakes in a subrange called the Sherwins. Throughout the tour our professional Guides will review topics such as avalanche safety, trip planning, and will speak to the terrain you are touring through and point out the best ways to navigate, while putting in a skin track, and how to be as efficient as possible. After the ride down and slaying some fresh pow, we’ll wrap up the first day around 3:00 pm and kick off a happy hour session by indulging in some tasty Pure Project Brewing craft beers upon your return to the trailhead! After our day of splitboarding in Mammoth Lakes we’ll head over to Distant Brewing in town and sample some of the finest craft beers Mammoth has to offer! Drinks at Distant are not included in the cost of the weekend. There are plenty of restaurants to eat at nearby and Distant Brewing also has a small food menu. If eating out isn’t your thing then feel free to head back to the AirBnB to cook up a dinner of your own!
SUNDAY, MARCH 10TH
Splitboarding in Mammoth Lakes! We plan to hit the skin track and take another tour of Mammoth Lakes in the Sherwins, but departing from a different trailhead. We’ll use this day to answer any specific questions you may from the previous day, and work on fine tuning your touring and riding techniques. We plan to wrap up the second day around 3:00 pm to ensure those who are driving home have adequate time to hit the road.
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There will be a full kitchen to cook meals with at the AirBnB we’ve rented for the weekend.
Food is not included in the cost of this event. We will supply refreshments from Pure Project Brewing and Rove Adventure Beer both evenings.
It’s in the best interest of the group that any guest who registers for Ladies Weekend Out Mammoth is a competent resort rider. This means being able to snowboard down blue/black runs at the resort. Thanks in advance for your honesty before registering.
A frequently asked question is “will my regular snowboard boots work for splitboarding?” The answer is yes. If you have a pair of resort boots they will work just fine. We do not provide snowboard boots for the event.
All Ladies will be responsible for bringing a backpack to house their avalanche equipment, layers of warm clothing, food, and water for each day. You must also provide your own snowboard boots.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CONCERNING OUR LWOMM EVENT PLEASE FILL OUR THE FORM BELOW AND
WE’LL GET RIGHT BACK TO YOU!
BIG THANKS TO ALL OUR PARTNERS FOR SUPPORTING THIS EVENT!
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