WINTER SEASONAL PROGRAMS

Ski & snowboard programs built for every age and ability.

WINTER SEASONAL PROGRAMS

Ski & snowboard programs built for every age and ability.

Programs Built for Winter Progression

Weekly programs designed to build skills, confidence, and progression all season long.

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Built-In Progression

Minis build balance, Mountain Kids build fluency, and Freestyle pushes trick and technical progression.

Weekend Sessions

Programs run Saturdays or Sundays in January–March. Pick one or stack multiple.

From

$474

Per session

MOUNTAIN MINIS: SNOWBOARD

This beginner-friendly snowboard program helps young riders feel confident and comfortable on snow. With fun games, terrain-based learning, and expert coaching, kids learn to balance, slide, and explore at their own pace.

Ages 4–6 | Saturdays or Sundays | 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM | 4-Week Sessions | Snowboard

📍 Lift ticket included | 🏂 First-Timers to Advanced Beginners

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From

$474

Per session

Mountain Minis: Ski

Tailored for first-time to advanced beginner skiers, this 4-week program introduces kids to the snow through terrain-based learning, games, and expert coaching. Minis gain balance, control, and confidence while having serious fun.

Ages 4–6 | Saturdays or Sundays | 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM | 4-Week Sessions | Ski

📍 Lift ticket included | 🎿 First-Timers to Advanced Beginners

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From

$549

Per session

MOUNTAIN KIDS: SNOWBOARD

Carving turns, building confidence, and having fun—that’s what this snowboard program is all about. With hands-on instruction and a focus on safety and control, kids develop strong fundamentals on terrain that matches their ability.

Ages 6–12 | Saturdays or Sundays | 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM | 4-Week Sessions | Snowboard

📍 Lift ticket included | 🍕 Lunch included | 🏂 Beginner to Advanced Beginner

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From

$549

Per session

MOUNTAIN KIDS: SKI

Kids go from pizza to french fries as they learn to turn, stop, and explore with confidence. Expert coaches and beginner-friendly terrain help them build skills, gain independence, and have a blast on the mountain.

Ages 6–12 | Saturdays or Sundays | 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM | 4-Week Sessions | Ski

📍 Lift ticket included | 🍕 Lunch included | 🎿 Beginner to Advanced Beginner

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What age groups are these programs designed for?

How do I choose the right ability level for my child?

During checkout, you’ll select your child’s ability level and set personal goals. Use this guide to help:

First-Timer: Has never skied or snowboarded before.
Early Learner: Working on balance, stopping, and beginning to link turns.
Beginner: Comfortable on green runs, learning to control speed and make consistent turns.
Advanced Beginner: Linking turns on green runs and starting to explore blue terrain.
Intermediate: Confident on most terrain, beginning to explore freestyle skills.
Advanced: Comfortable with features like jumps and rails, focused on progressing freestyle techniques.

Are lift tickets included in the program price?

Are lunch and snacks provided?

Do members receive a discount?

What should my child bring?

To help your child stay warm, safe, and ready to ride, please make sure they arrive with the following:

Required Gear

Helmet (mandatory for all participants)
Skis or snowboard (properly sized and tuned)
Snowboard boots or ski boots
Goggles (for visibility in all weather)

Clothing & Layers

Waterproof, insulated jacket
Snow pants
Base layers (top and bottom – synthetic or wool preferred)
Warm mid-layer (fleece or light puffy)
Waterproof gloves or mittens
Neck gaiter or balaclava
Warm socks (avoid cotton)

Daily Essentials

Reusable water bottle (labeled with name)
Personal comfort item or snack (if needed)
Sunscreen and lip balm (recommended)

Pro Tips

Label all gear with your child’s first and last name—especially helmets, skis/snowboards, jackets, gloves, and accessories
Pack items in a backpack or boot bag for easy organization
For glasses-wearers, consider goggles that fit over glasses (OTG) or contact lenses