NewsLos Angeles Times — LifestyleOctober 24, 2026Los Angeles County
Mt. Waterman ski resort relisted for $3.28 million after acquisition falls through
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The historic 390-acre Mt. Waterman ski resort in the Angeles National Forest was relisted for sale at $3,275,000 after a previous acquisition deal collapsed due to asset issues and permit hurdles. Listing agent Marc Ramirez reports receiving about 25 calls a day and being in serious talks with two potential buyers following the Wednesday listing.
Read the full story at Los Angeles Times — LifestyleWhy It Matters
Local skiers and outdoor enthusiasts face the ongoing sale and potential redevelopment of Southern California's closest steep-slope ski area, which operates under a 20-year U.S. Forest Service .
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locationMammoth Lakes“Area that received 3 to 6 inches of snow.”OrganizationMammoth Mountain Ski Area“Ski resort in Mammoth Lakes planning an early season opening.”OrganizationPacific West Business Properties“Brokerage firm employing listing agent Marc Ramirez.”locationAngeles National Forest“National forest where Mt. Waterman ski resort is located.”PersonJustin Seastrand“Forest Service official who oversees public services in the Angeles National For”OrganizationMt. Rose“Nevada ski resort opening early for the winter season.”PersonMarc Ramirez“Listing agent handling the Mt. Waterman resort sale.”PersonMike Imes“Spokesperson who discussed Mammoth Mountain opening plans.”locationLa Cañada Flintridge“Hometown of listing agent Marc Ramirez.”OrganizationU.S. Forest Service“Agency that issues special use permits for operating on national forest land.”OrganizationAngeles Mountain Partners LLC“Investment group that previously announced an acquisition of Mt. Waterman before”