Pico Mountain Reviews

I went to Pico hoping for a relaxed ski day, but the lift lines really took the fun out of it. Maybe it’s just me, but it felt like we spent way more time waiting around than actually getting runs in.

It could’ve just been an off day, but the lines felt disorganized and I didn’t see much help keeping things moving. Once it got busy, everything seemed to bunch up fast.
For what we paid, I expected a smoother experience. I left more frustrated than anything, and I’m not sure I’d be in a hurry to go back if the lift situation is like that again...

The ticket price is ridiculous for what you actually get. I left feeling like I paid way too much for a underwhelming experience.

I didn’t feel like this place was a good fit for us. My kids seemed unwelcome the whole time, and that made it hard for me to relax or enjoy the visit

We stopped here for lunch, and maybe I’m a little picky when it comes to food being fresh and hot, but this really wasn’t worth it to me. My food was cold, the fries tasted like they’d been sitting around for a while, and the drink machine was nearly out of everything we tried. For the prices, I definitely expected better. The staff also seemed kind of annoyed when we asked for help, which didn’t make the experience any better. Personally, I wouldn’t eat here again, I’d rather just bring snacks next time.

I signed up for a ski school lesson here thinking it would actually help me improve, but i left feeling let down. The whole thing felt rushed, and the group was all over the place skill-wise, so it seemed like no one was really getting what they needed. Some of us were just standing around waiting, while others were clearly struggling, and I kind of felt like I got lost in the shuffle. The instructor was nice, but the directions weren’t very clear, which made it even more frustrating. For what they charge, I really expected a lot more. I definitely wouldn’t book it again.

The bathrooms didn’t feel very clean when I was there, which made me a little uncomfortable. I’m cautious about hygiene in shared spaces, and this was one of those times where I didn’t really want to touch much or stay in there longer than I had to

I really wanted to like this place, but the trails started feeling the same quickly. I kept telling myself to be patient and give it another chance, but i felt like I was forcing it the whole time. There just wasn’t enough variety or options for different skill levels, and after a while it didn’t feel worth the trip.

Went to Pico expecting some decent runs, but the snow was rough. Am I the only one who felt like a lot of the open trails probably shouldn’t have been open? There were plenty of icy spots and some really thin cover in places. A few areas were okay, but overall it felt like the mountain needed more grooming or just a lot more snow. Staff were totally fine and no complaints there, but the conditions made it tough to really enjoy the day

I’m not sure if they were just having a busy day or what, but the staff didn’t come across very friendly. When I asked a couple simple questions, I kind of felt brushed off. Overall, it just wasn’t the nicest visit.

Parking was probably the most frustrating part of the whole visit. We kept circling around trying to figure out where to go, and the signs were kind of confusing or just not helpful enough. There was something about it that made the whole thing feel way more stressful than it needed to be.
We eventually had to park far away and carry all our stuff back, which got annoying fast. For what we paid, I really expected the parking situation to be smoother. I don’t think I’d rush back anytime soon.

I rented boots and skis here and wasnt impressed. The boots were really uncomfortable, and the skis felt worn out and old. I dont think Id rent from here again.

It just felt kind of fake and way too crowded. I was already feeling mentally drained, and being there didn’t really help since it wasn’t the peaceful mountain vibe I was hoping for...