Ticket Type	Price	Description
Single Ride Ticket	$20	Round-trip lift ride (up and down the mountain), offering a perfect scenic experience.

Please note: A $2 media fee will be applied per ticket at the time of purchase.

Take in panoramic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains with a scenic lift ride at Beech Mountain Resort. Available throughout the summer season, these rides offer a relaxing way to enjoy the high-country scenery from above. At the summit, hop off at 5,506′, home to the highest bar in the East, where you can grab a drink, explore the observation deck, or simply soak in the views.

Please note that Beech Mountain Resort does not issue refunds or rain checks for cancellations, no-shows, or inclement weather. All reservations are final.

For Scenic Lift Rides, access is made easy with Beech Mountain Resort’s RFID system. Each lift ticket stores a unique ID that’s instantly scanned at the gates for quick lift access. The first print of your ticket includes a $2 media fee. After that, you can reload your RFID card online anytime to skip the $2 fee.

To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, please follow these rules:

• Lift Operations: Scenic, bicycle, and disc golf lift rides are only offered during designated summer hours. Winter lift rides are unavailable, and operations may close due to weather conditions like thunder, lightning, and high winds.
• Physical Requirements: Riders should be in suitable physical condition for loading and unloading the lift. No child carriers, crutches, walkers, or wheelchairs are allowed. Children must be at least 36 inches tall, and proper footwear is required (no flip-flops).
• Safety on Lift: Backpacks must be removed and held on laps; no restraint belts are available. Riders must fit into a rescue harness, and guests under the influence of alcohol or drugs will not be allowed access. Alcohol, open containers, and pets are prohibited.
• Parental Responsibility: Parents are responsible for the safety of minor children.

Entering this high-mountain environment includes inherent risks. Trail conditions can vary due to weather, terrain, and natural elements, which may include rocks, debris, or snowmaking equipment. By entering, you accept all risks related to personal injury, equipment damage, and environmental conditions.