The annual ski swap is expanding into the Wild Homecoming. The new Wild Homecoming takes place October 5 and 6.Yes, the event will still be anchored by our massive ski and snowboard swap. Guests can sell their old gear or purchase new or used equipment. Plus, we’ll have highly discounted new equipment from Pinewski’s, Hi Tempo and Wayne’s.The Wild Homecoming will have a ton of new activities as well:

• • Participate in our 2024/25 marketing campaign by having our photo taken Saturday from 10am – 1pm
  • Free ski and snowboard waxes on both Saturday and Sunday
  • Tour the interior of a Pisten Bully snowcat
  • Chair 3 motor room tours
  • All fall attractions open
  • Season pass and seasonal rental pickup
  • Seasonal lockers open

Ski Swap Details

For those looking to sell their used ski and snowboard gear... our ski swap is back!

Each year, the swap brings together ski shops, buyers and sellers of equipment to deliver great deals on ski and snowboard equipment prior to the ski season.  Guests can purcahse new equipment, and guests can sell their used gear for cash!

SALE TIMES:
The Ski Swap Sale is on Saturday, October 5 and Sunday, October 6 from 9am - 4pm.  Wild Mountain Ski Patrol will be available to assist in you in choosing the right equipment.

DROP OFF TIMES TO SELL YOUR USED GEAR:

For those looking to sell their used gear, they may bring in their equipment on the dates and times listed below. The price of the equipment is up to the seller.  We will have people on staff to make suggestions.

The cost is $5 per person to put items in the swap. There is a 15% commission on items sold. All proceeds go to the Wild Mountain Ski Patrol.

Drop Off Times:

Saturday 9/28   11am - 4pm

Sunday 9/29 11am – 4:00pm

Monday 9/30 – Thursday 10/3   9am – 4pm

Friday 10/4 9am – 7pm

Saturday 10/5  8am – 9am

Pick-Up Equipment
Sunday, October 6, from 2 pm to 4 pm and Monday 10/7 thru Friday 10/11 from 9am - 4pm. If equipment sold, payment will be mailed out for the items less 15% commission, usually within 10 business days. If equipment is not picked up, the Wild Mountain Ski Patrol will assume it has been donated.