Spirit Mountain is hiring! We have opportunities for full-time and part-time work this summer. Enjoy a great work environment in our beautifully wooded Campground or in the fun-filled Adventure Park. For questions about applying, please contact Ty Hickey by email at th*****@sp******.com or by phone at (218) 624-8505.
Complete an application by clicking on the APPLY link below, and we will reach out to set up an in-person interview.
Now Looking for Volunteers. Earn an individual or family pass!
Minimum age 18
Our team of Action Sports Volunteers are a group of passionate and motivated people who wish to share their love of outdoor recreation with their community! Volunteers are a critical component of many of our programs. This is a great opportunity for parents, retirees, and anyone interested in volunteering to make their community a more active and engaged place while also creating unforgettable memories for kids and adults alike. Indoor and outdoor options are available in summer or winter.
Volunteers earn season passes for themselves, their families, and friends, as well as many other fantastic perks based on the number of volunteer hours worked. Summer Volunteers can use their hours towards winter passes. To learn more and to apply, send an email to ac**********@sp******.com
Volunteer, Minimum age 13
Our junior instructors fill a volunteer role to support the programs in Action Sports. In return, they gain real-world experience to build confidence and learn what it means to be an instructor. Training is offered to give all junior instructors a correct path to become paid instructors if desired, meet the age requirement, and are approved to take that next step.
Junior Instructors commit to a schedule for the summer. Volunteer opportunities are with our summer adventure camps and mountain biking camps. To learn more and to apply, send an email to ac**********@sp******.com
Our volunteer ski patrollers provide high-level first aid and emergency medical care to winter guests, and they also help educate the skiing and snowboarding public on safe and appropriate behavior at our hill. Winter patrollers are members of the National Ski Patrol (NSP) and must attend annual training and certification for Outdoor Emergency Care. Additional training is provided for equipment use and emergency situations unique to Spirit Mountain. Existing medical professionals wishing to join the patrol may be eligible for a modified training course and should contact the Patrol Director for more information. Our ski patrollers receive benefits through NSP; Spirit Mountain ski patrollers also receive a Spirit Mountain winter season pass and are eligible for family pass discounts, discounts on food and beverage items, and additional incentives. To learn more and to apply, visit the Spirit Mountain Patrol website.
Do you have a passion for mountain biking and helping people? We have a great opportunity for you! We are looking for mountain bikers with emergency medical training and experience who can work one or more shifts per week and share their knowledge, skill, and willingness to help. Our lift-served mountain bike trails are open Thursday through Sunday through Labor Day, followed by weekend operations until the end of October. Our summer patrollers monitor the bike trails, assist with injuries, and help with guest safety and education. Outdoor Emergency Care certification is not required for summer patrol. We are open to medical professionals, emergency medical technicians, paramedics, wilderness first responders, and we also have a home for those with more basic emergency medical skills. Mountain bike riding proficiency is strongly preferred but not required. Summer patrol benefits include a Spirit Mountain summer season pass, family pass discounts, discounts on food and beverage items, and other incentives. Mountain bikes available for patroller use while on duty, as needed. Please contact Gretchen Ransom (gr*****@sp******.com) for more information.
Spirit Mountain Recreation Area (SMRA) is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer and, as such, is committed to providing equal opportunity in employment for all qualified applicants and employees without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, veteran status, sex, genetic information, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, membership or activity in a local commission, disability, sexual orientation, age, and/or any other status protected by applicable federal, state, or local laws.
For questions email or call our HR Manager or apply through our online application:
Ty Hickey: th*****@sp******.com, (218) 624-85
Now Looking for Volunteers. Earn an individual or family pass!
Minimum age 18
Our team of Action Sports Volunteers are a group of passionate and motivated people who wish to share their love of outdoor recreation with their community! Volunteers are a critical component of many of our programs. This is a great opportunity for parents, retirees, and anyone interested in volunteering to make their community a more active and engaged place while also creating unforgettable memories for kids and adults alike. Indoor and outdoor options are available in summer or winter.
Volunteers earn season passes for themselves, their families, and friends, as well as many other fantastic perks based on the number of volunteer hours worked. Summer Volunteers can use their hours towards winter passes. To learn more and to apply, send an email to ac**********@sp******.com
Volunteer, Minimum age 13
Our junior instructors fill a volunteer role to support the programs in Action Sports. In return, they gain real-world experience to build confidence and learn what it means to be an instructor. Training is offered to give all junior instructors a correct path to become paid instructors if desired, meet the age requirement, and are approved to take that next step.
Junior Instructors commit to a schedule for the summer. Volunteer opportunities are with our summer adventure camps and mountain biking camps. To learn more and to apply, send an email to ac**********@sp******.com
Our volunteer ski patrollers provide high-level first aid and emergency medical care to winter guests, and they also help educate the skiing and snowboarding public on safe and appropriate behavior at our hill. Winter patrollers are members of the National Ski Patrol (NSP) and must attend annual training and certification for Outdoor Emergency Care. Additional training is provided for equipment use and emergency situations unique to Spirit Mountain. Existing medical professionals wishing to join the patrol may be eligible for a modified training course and should contact the Patrol Director for more information. Our ski patrollers receive benefits through NSP; Spirit Mountain ski patrollers also receive a Spirit Mountain winter season pass and are eligible for family pass discounts, discounts on food and beverage items, and additional incentives. To learn more and to apply, visit the Spirit Mountain Patrol website.
Do you have a passion for mountain biking and helping people? We have a great opportunity for you! We are looking for mountain bikers with emergency medical training and experience who can work one or more shifts per week and share their knowledge, skill, and willingness to help. Our lift-served mountain bike trails are open Thursday through Sunday through Labor Day, followed by weekend operations until the end of October. Our summer patrollers monitor the bike trails, assist with injuries, and help with guest safety and education. Outdoor Emergency Care certification is not required for summer patrol. We are open to medical professionals, emergency medical technicians, paramedics, wilderness first responders, and we also have a home for those with more basic emergency medical skills. Mountain bike riding proficiency is strongly preferred but not required. Summer patrol benefits include a Spirit Mountain summer season pass, family pass discounts, discounts on food and beverage items, and other incentives. Mountain bikes available for patroller use while on duty, as needed. Please contact Gretchen Ransom (gr*****@sp******.com) for more information.
Spirit Mountain Recreation Area (SMRA) is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer and, as such, is committed to providing equal opportunity in employment for all qualified applicants and employees without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, veteran status, sex, genetic information, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, membership or activity in a local commission, disability, sexual orientation, age, and/or any other status protected by applicable federal, state, or local laws.
For questions email or call our HR Manager or apply through our online application:
Ty Hickey: th*****@sp******.com, (218) 624-85
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