$19 -- Mt. Baldy: Unlimited Breakfast w/Lift Ride, Reg. $40

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$19 -- Mt. Baldy: Unlimited Breakfast w/Lift Ride, Reg. $40

Escape to LA's wilderness with a trip to Mt. Baldy. Take in panoramic mountain views during a chairlift ride, then enjoy all-you-can-eat breakfast at the top.

Why we love it

  • LA Weekly names Mt. Baldy "Best View with a Restaurant"
  • Get unlimited breakfast buffet with vistas from Catalina to the Mojave
  • CBS Los Angeles calls it "a great place for a day trip" with "amazing views"
  • Located approximately one hour northeast of downtown LA

When

Through Oct. 31, 2015; blackout dates apply

Where

Top of the Notch Restaurant
8401 Mt. Baldy Rd.
Mt. Baldy, CA 91759
(See Map)
Tel: 909-982-0800

What's included

  • $19 (reg. $40) for an unlimited breakfast buffet and Sugar Pine Chairlift roundtrip ticket for one
  • Choose from options such as scrambled eggs, pancakes, French toast, biscuits and gravy, bagels and pastries
  • Sip on iced tea, lemonade and coffee
  • Enjoy your meal in the dining room or patio, and afterward, take the chairlift back down or spend the day hiking Mt. Baldy's numerous trails
Travelzoo Tip: Hike the Devil's Backbone to get all the way to Mt. Baldy's summit. At 10,000 feet in elevation, it offers some of the best views of the area.

The fine print

Valid Saturdays and Sundays only during merchant's operating hours (8-11 a.m.). It is recommended to arrive at the mountain by at least 10 a.m. to allow for ticketing and the chairlift ride to the restaurant. Before you go, must activate voucher; view voucher after purchase for specific booking instructions. Reservations are not required for the restaurant. Must present voucher, voucher activation confirmation and photo ID upon arrival. Only printed vouchers will be honored; cell phone service is not available at the ticketing office and therefore vouchers cannot be presented on a smartphone. Tax, if applicable, and gratuity are not included. Please tip on the full value; 18%-20% is customary for good service. Subject to weather conditions. Check website here for updates on conditions, openings and closures before leaving home. Limit one purchase per person; may buy three additional as gifts. If purchase limit is exceeded, voucher subject to forfeiture. Not valid May 10 & 16, on holidays or holiday weekends (call merchant for specific date restrictions). 

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