Multi-Week Programs

Ski Experience Level
1st Time (Never Ever):
Level 1 – You’ve never skied before.

Beginner:
Level 2 – You can stop and make slight wedge turns.
Level 3 – You can make round wedge turns.
Level 4 – You can make controlled wedge turns with a parallel, skidded finish.

Intermediate:
Level 5 – You can match your skis parallel in the middle of the “Wedge Christie” turn.
Level 6 – You can start your turns with a slight wedge opening then quickly match to parallel. You have a pole plant.
Level 7 – You can link open-stance parallel turns.

Advanced:
Level 8 – You can make carved, short, solid parallel turns.
Level 9 – You can make strong, linked parallel turns in all conditions.

Snowboard Experience Level 
1st Time (Never Ever):
Level 1 – You’ve never snowboarded.

Beginner:
Level 2 – You’re able to use the lift and make a few turns on green terrain.
Level 3 – You’re able to link heel and toe turns on green terrain with ease.

Intermediate:
Level 4 – You’re comfortable linking heel and toe turns on groomed blue terrain.
Level 5 – You’re comfortable riding black groomed terrain and blue off-piste terrain.

Advanced:
Level 6 – You’re comfortable riding black off-piste terrain.

Fill it in before your lesson day so check-in is nice and smooth.

• Participants without a season pass must purchase a discounted lift ticket at the time of online lesson check-in. Discounted lift tickets are for participants only. Children 5 years and younger do not require a lift pass.
• Reservations must be made online at least 24 hours in advance. No walk-ins will be accepted.
• Equipment must be rented prior to the class.
• Participants must check in at the Tickets and Snowsports Counter, located in the Mountain Camp Day Lodge, 30 minutes prior to the lesson’s start time.
• Cancellations must be made 48 hours or more in advance for a 95% refund.
• No-shows will be charged for the lesson.
• The waiver must be signed the day prior to the lesson; one waiver per season.
• Price does not include gratuity.
• Children ages 3–5 are required to be in a private lesson.

You can learn about the Skier Responsibility Code, safety policies, and more.