Backcountry Skiing & Downhill Skiing & Snowboarding Course
Skiing/Riding Skills Improvement
Improve your skiing/snowboarding skills lift-served at The Summit at Snoqualmie.
- Thu, Jan 9, 2025 - Thu, Feb 13, 2025
- Committee: Foothills Backcountry Skiing Committee
- FREE
- Availability: 8 (75 capacity)
- Cancellation & Refund Policy
**This class is offered by The Summit at Snoqualmie SnowSports School and taught by PSIA instructors from The Summit at Snoqualmie SnowSports School. Special group pricing is available for members of The Mountaineers. Please read the description below for important information about the fees and dates associated with these lessons.**
Multiweek Ski/RIDING Lessons
Note: we have moved the Series to Thursday night for 2025.
We're back for another season - skill improvement in the discipline of your choice. Sign up for multi-week lessons held on [hopefully] six consecutive Thursday evenings. All class sections emphasize skills/drills/maneuvers that can improve your in-area and out-of-area (back-country) sliding, be it steep, crud or powder. Lessons are taught by the PSIA-affiliated Summit Learning Center instructors at the Summit-at-Snoqualmie. We offer multiple sections grouped by ability level and discipline and strive to keep class size small.
Payments will be made directly to the Summit at Snoqualmie to receive the discounted price. When you register for the class, we will send you the link and the password. Look for email from gwGOski@gmail.com for this info.
- Days/Times: Thursday evenings in Jan and Feb from 7:00-9:00 pm
- Dates: Jan 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb 6,13 2024 (plan for 1 extra Thursday if we have any closures)
- Location: Summit-at-Snoqualmie, Summit West on I-90 at Snoqualmie Pass
- Price: $300.00
NOTE: Price does not include the cost of lift tickets or a season pass. A daily/nightly lift ticket or season pass is required for each lesson.
This course has no scheduled activities.
Alpine Touring skis, boots, bindings, and ski poles with retention devices.
or
Telemark skis, boots, bindings, and ski poles. You must have ski brakes or runaway prevention devices. Double camber Nordic skis are NOT allowed. Skis with fish scales are discouraged.
or
Alpine skis, boots, bindings, and ski poles are acceptable.
or
Snowboard with retention device
The series uses ski-lifts in a controlled and patrolled ski area (Summit West). No climbing skins or avalanche equipment are required for these sessions.
You must have a season pass or nightly life ticket to ride the lifs.
You must register for this course to see course materials.