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St. Patrick’s Day at Snowbowl
March 17 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Join for a day full of fun up on the slopes on St. Patrick’s Day! Enjoy 20 oz green Coors Light beer for just $5 or a can of Guinness beer for $6.50 at the Hart Prairie Lodge, Agassiz Lodge, or Fremont Restaurant & Bar!
Must be 21+ to enjoy drink specials. Special is subject to change based on availability.
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