- Diamond Peak’s Last Tracks is an ongoing series from February to April.
- Takes place every Wednesday afternoon on the Snowflake Lodge Deck at Diamond Peak.
- Offers a diverse lineup of wineries, breweries, and themed flights weekly.
- Tickets priced at $100, while season pass holders enjoy a discounted ticket at $75.
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Searching for something unique to end your ski season? Look no further than Diamond Peak’s Last Tracks!
Diamond Peak’s Last Tracks Wine/Beer Tasting event is an enchanting series that runs from February to April.
Every Wednesday afternoon, the Snowflake Lodge Deck at the resort transforms into a haven for wine enthusiasts, skiers, and visitors seeking an unforgettable mountain rendezvous.
The Last Tracks experience kicks off with a half-day lift ticket, usable from 12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., giving you the perfect setup for an afternoon of fun.
As the day goes on, the event continues with the last chair ride up to Snowflake Lodge. This is the time when you get amazing views of snow-covered mountains.
There, in the fresh mountain air, you get to try awesome wines or craft beers paired with yummy appetizers.
Last Tracks isn’t just for skiers. “I’ve been to several wine tastings,” says a wine connoisseur seeking a special experience, “but this one was unique. The mountain setting added a whole new dimension, and the pairings were spot-on. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, and they made sure everyone had a great time. Highly recommend for a special occasion!”
Diverse Lineup
The Last Tracks series stands out by offering a diverse lineup of wineries, breweries, and themed flights every week, providing a unique experience for each visit.
It’s like a tasty journey into the world of great drinks, where each visit brings a new and exciting experience.
“Last Tracks was the perfect way to end my ski season!” gushes one avid skier and wine enthusiast. “The half-day lift ticket gave me plenty of time to shred, and the sunset views from Snowflake Lodge were incredible. The wine pairing was delicious, and the atmosphere was so chill and friendly. Can’t wait to do it again next year!”
You can take a peek at the schedule for February and beyond by visiting the official website of Diamond Peak.
So, you can get your 2024 Last Tracks tickets for $100 – a great deal for an afternoon of awesome fun.
If you’re a Diamond Peak season pass holder, you can grab a Last Tracks ticket for $75. Just keep in mind, these tickets don’t include lift access.
Some Reminders
To make sure everyone stays safe and has a blast, Last Tracks has a couple of rules.
First is you should be an intermediate level skier or snowboarder– no exceptions.
Additionally, the event is exclusively for individuals aged 21 and above. So, sorry kiddos!
As a friendly reminder, kindly refrain from bringing guests who are beginner skiers or snowboarders.
In the snowy wonderland of Diamond Peak, Last Tracks Wine/Beer Tasting events promise an afternoon of amazing sights, flavors, and memories that stick with you even after the snow melts. Grab your spot for a chill day you won’t forget!
FAQs
Q: What is Diamond Peak’s Last Tracks?
A: Diamond Peak’s Last Tracks is an enchanting wine/beer tasting event held every Wednesday afternoon from February to April at the Snowflake Lodge Deck.
Q: What does the event include?
A: The event kicks off with a half-day lift ticket (12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.) and culminates with the last chair ride up to Snowflake Lodge for wine/beer tasting and appetizers.
Q: How much are tickets?
A: Tickets are priced at $100 for the general public. Season pass holders can enjoy a discounted ticket at $75.
Q: When can I view the schedule for the event?
A: You can check the schedule for February and beyond on the official website of Diamond Peak.
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