Modest opening set for Whitewater

Many are eager for Whitewater Ski Resort’s opening day Friday but mother mature doesn’t seem to be one of them.

The Summit and Glory chairs will remain inactive with conditions only allowing for the Silver King chair to be operational.

Sales and Marketing Director Rebeckah Hornung explains what riders can expect.

She says Whitewater will close midweek and reopen Saturday the 13th in hopes of having the other chairs running – weather permitting.

There is snow in the forecast for Thursday.

Hornung says locals will be excited to see the renovations to their kitchen.

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