2026 Lessons Open Soon
Enjoy fun ski lessons by an exceptional team of instructors. Lessons for ages 6 and up, from never ever to advanced skiers, are organized by ability, age, and students’ comfort levels.
Group Lessons
Lessons are available for ages 6 and up, ranging from "never ever" to advanced skiers. They are organized by ability, age, and students’ comfort levels, with safety as our top priority. Our seven week lessons are taught by PSIA (Professional Ski Instructors of America) trained and certified instructors who will guide your child's progress as we explore the ski area and embark on adventures together.
To register, determine the student's ability level and choose the appropriate group lesson below for Saturday or Sunday.
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Children's lessons are "all-day" either Saturday or Sunday and depart at 9:30 AM for 2 hours and at 12:30 PM for 2 hours with a one-hour lunch break.
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Adult group lessons are also seven-weeks long and meet for 2 hours in the morning or afternoon, Saturday or Sunday.
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Please be at your class sign 10 minutes before lessons start.
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All group lessons begin the weekend of Jan 10/11, 2026 and end the weekend of Feb. 28/March 1, 2026.
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NOTE: There are no lessons on Feb 14 and Feb 15 for the President's Day holiday.
Skill Levels
Never Ever
For kids at least 6 years old (no exceptions) who have never skied.
The goal of this class is to learn to ski green runs and ride the chair lift!
You will use the Ullr chair trainer to train for the chairlift.
Beginners (2nd Yr)
For kids at least 6 years old (no exceptions) who can ski green runs comfortably. The goal of this class is to gain confidence with skis matching to parallel at some point in the turn and to explore green and easy blue runs.
Intermediate
This class is for students who can ski blue runs comfortably.
The goal of this class is to gain confidence matching to parallel on blue and easy black runs.
Advanced
This class is for students who can ski blue and black runs matching skis to parallel.
The goal of this class is to refine skiing parallel consistently on more difficult runs in a variety of snow conditions.