Building Skills, Confidence & Fun on Skis
Our Jack Rabbits program is all about learning the basics in a supportive, play-based environment. Kids are grouped by age and skill level, ensuring they feel comfortable and encouraged as they develop. You’ll see them practicing technique, playing games, and building friendships that last beyond the snow season.
- Age-appropriate learning with lessons for beginners through advanced young skiers.
- Skill and confidence building through balance, coordination, and essential ski techniques.
- Fun and friendship with teamwork, outdoor play, and a positive group atmosphere.
Parent Information
Before your first lesson, arrive at least 30 minutes early to allow time for parking, check-in, and equipment fitting. Dress your child in warm, layered clothing they can move in, and pack water, a small snack, and any comfort items they may need. Parental support is mandatory for Level 1 (ages 4–5).
Ski Development Program Rates
Dryland training is $50 for the season and is highly encouraged for Level 3 and up. All skiers in the program require the combined membership/season pass ($85 for juniors 10–18, $21 for children under 10). The on-snow program start date is January 3rd.
Schedule:
Saturdays 10:45–11:45 (Levels 1), Saturdays 10:30–12:00+ (Level 2+) and Thursday Evenings (Levels 3+), January to mid-March
Rentals & Passes:
Affordable rentals available at the lodge. Trail passes are not required for kids enrolled in ski league.
Parking:
Free parking is available steps from the lodge. Give yourself at least 30 minutes before your lesson to park, get geared up, and check in.
Weather & Cancellations:
Check Trail Reports and Weather pages before leaving.
Benefits of the Jack Rabbits Program
- Builds strong skiing fundamentals in a safe, playful setting.
- Encourages teamwork, cooperation, and social skills.
- Improves balance, endurance, and overall physical fitness.
- Inspires confidence and independence on and off the snow.
- Fosters a love for outdoor activity and winter fun.
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