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Everyone, regardless if they are a skier or snowboarder should know the code that the National Ski Areas Association officially endorses.
Everyone, regardless if they are a skier or snowboarder should know the code that the National Ski Areas Association officially endorses.
❄️ Stay in control! You want to be able to stop and avoid people and objects. If you can’t, stay in the beginner areas. To practice how to stop, head over to the magic carpet, a moving rubber mat that takes you up a small hill that you can practice on.
❄️ It is your responsibility to avoid people at all cost. I will explain this more in our Slow Zones section.
❄️ You must remain visible from above and make sure you’re off to the side, not obstructing the trail.
❄️Always look both ways before going downhill or merging.
❄️Using devices such as a snowboard leash that attach to your binding and boot in case you are ejected to prevent others from running or falling over loose equipment.
❄️Observe and obey ALL signage. Especially ones that say keep off closed trails and other areas. They are closed for a reason.
❄️Make sure you know and have the ability to get on and off a lift before lining up. You could cause great harm to yourself and others.
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