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The publishing arm of club, The Mountaineers Books is one of the largest publishers of outdoor literature in the country. Hiking Guides, how-to, narratives and more.

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- Browse all upcoming skiing activities.

- Browse all upcoming avalanche activities.

Some Mountaineers live for the winter, dreaming of snow throughout the other seasons. Whether your gear consists of cross-country skis, telemark skis or snowboards, The Mountaineers takes you into the powder. Our courses cover a wide variety of basic instruction and supplemental skills-building. Topics include winter mountain weather, avalanche safety and glacier travel. Use the "Search Now" buttons above to find these supplementary classes.

Our cross-country ski trips are open to all members. However, an avalanche course (or equivalency) is required to be able to participate in "Mountain" level ski offerings. Those who wish to explore the backcountry away from the lifts may want to consider taking our backcountry ski mountaineering courses.

Meany Lodge Winter Sports Program
Since 1976, Meany has offered winter sports lessons to students of all ages and abilities. Offering ski and snowboard lessons, Meany is the perfect place to learn, away from the overcrowding that occurs at most commercial slopes.

Join one of their scheduled sessions, drop-in on a class, or design your own program. Most packages include a video review to give you feedback on your progress.

- Browse upcoming classes at Meany

Visit the Meany Lodge website for more info
These branches currently offer skiing classes and/or activities:

Bellingham

Everett

Foothills

Kitsap

Seattle

Olympia

Tacoma
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