Dining: Know Before You Go
Face Coverings
Face coverings will be required in indoor settings, including in our restaurants, lodging properties, restrooms, and retail and rental locations, and on buses. Face coverings will not be required outdoors, in lift lines, or on chairlifts or gondolas, unless required by local public health authorities.
Dining Reservations
Guests will be required to book a reservation to eat at many of our on-mountain restaurants using our Time to Dine reservation service. Guests can book reservations the day before on the resort’s dining webpage, the EpicMix App or through QR codes at the resort.
Dining Vaccinations
Guests ages 12 and over will be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccinations to dine at our indoor, cafeteria-style restaurants. This requirement includes those guests 12 and over in our ski and ride school programs that include lunch. This is currently the only part of our experience that will require proof of vaccination, unless required by local public health.
See which cafeteria-style restaurants require a vaccination and make a reservation on the Resort Dining Page below.
Brighton Your Winter
Locals love to escape the city and Brighton their winter. Celebrating 60 years in 2021, Mt Brighton fuels family’s passion for an active, outdoor lifestyle. Mt Brighton is the resort to learn a new skill, take turns with old friends or warm up your legs before heading out West. Locals know that one of the highest points in Livingston County can be found at Mt. Brighton, take in amazing sunsets from top of chair 2 or 3.
#BrightonYourWinter
Covid safety for the 2021-22 ski season
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We remain committed to doing everything we can to help keep you and your family safe this season, so you can focus on having a great time on the mountain. This season, our COVID-19 safety protocols are focused on indoor spaces. Learn more about the steps we’re taking and our safety protocols.
