TRIPS, EVENTS & MORE

Our Trip Schedule this Year

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Trips are an epic way to spend your weekend with the raddest people at USC! Trips include two nights at an Airbnb, games and challenges on the mountain, house parties, and good vibes all around. We hit the slopes every couple of weeks throughout the spring semester, so there’s always something to look forward to.

Get ready to make so many unforgettable memories with us! We can't wait to see you there! 🎿🏂

TRIP SCHEDULE

DEC 7-9: Study Days Mammoth Trip

DEC: ALL CAL - Jackson Hole, Wyoming

JAN 16-19: MLK Mammoth Trip

JAN 30 - FEB 1: Mammoth Trip

PREZ WKND: Tahoe/Nor Cal

FEB 27 - MAR 1: Mammoth Trip

MAR 6-8: Mammoth Trip

APR TBD: Bear Trip (Potentially a day trip)

MAR 15-20: Spring Break Banff, Canada Trip

APR 3-5: Mammoth Trip

MEM WKND: Mammoth Trip/SoCal

(subject to change)

 

FAQs

Read more about what we do as a club, how much it costs to join, when we take trips, and more!

 

  • For trips, the price per trip ranges from $50-$70/person, depending on our Airbnb for the weekend. This covers your housing as well as breakfast at the house! For day trips, there are no extra fees besides gas.

    *Note: Ikon/day passes, gear rentals, and gas are purchased on an individual basis.

  • We plan and release trip schedules at the beginning of each semester.

    Our trips almost always take place on the weekends, and we offer members a range of lengths to choose from throughout the semester: day trips to Big Bear, long weekends in Mammoth, or even a few week-long trips to farther resorts.

  • We don’t provide the passes themselves, but we do provide a club discount as well as a USC student discount!

  • Every trip, our staff coordinates carpools with anyone who can drive—if you’ve signed up for a trip and paid, you’re guaranteed a ride!

  • That’s totally fine! We’re a club for people who love the mountains, regardless of level or experience. In fact, we have plenty of members who join primarily for the social aspect and less to ski/board.

    If you ARE newer to skiing/snowboarding and would like to learn, we would recommend signing up for a lesson or two to make sure you’re confident on the slopes and don’t get injured.

  • Don’t worry about it! Plenty of our members came into the club without knowing anyone else, and we offer plenty of socials to help everyone get to know one another.

    However, the best way to meet people and make friends is to come on the trips!