the Cost of Ski Instruction

Instruction for beginning, intermediate, and advanced skiers and snowboarders. Rates and programs for children and adults. Private, semi-private, and group lessons available for people of all skill levels and ages.

The lessons were great--they were very informative and I feel confident to go down some small slopes without breaking my leg or arm at this point! I have lived in Colorado for eight years, and this winter was the first time I ever attempted skiing. Upon the advice of many ski afficionados, I took a lesson, and was grateful I did. Class was an hour and forty five minutes long, and went over some essential material, including (sounds silly) how to get on and off lift chairs without decapitating yourself. Each lesson goes over something a bit more advanced, but there is a class specifically designed for first time skiers (which I highly recommend to anybody who hasn't been on skis before). Instructors are highly skilled and are knowledgeable teachers with a lot of experience, so they have a lot to offer skiers of all skill levels.

Make a reservation if you can for your lesson because they fill up fast, and a lot of placed will not hesitate to turn you away if they are full. Arrive about an hour before scheduled start of class if you don't have a reservation to make sure you can get in to a class. Listen to what the instructors are saying--they know a lot and can be really helpful!