Clinics

Discover the freedom of earning your turns! This clinic is designed for those new to uphilling or looking to build confidence with their gear and technique. We’ll cover the fundamentals of alpine touring, including skinning techniques, efficient uphill movement, gear use and transitions, and important safety considerations. Whether you’re prepping for fitness laps at the resort or venturing into the backcountry, this hands-on clinic will help you move uphill with more skill and confidence.

Please note: This clinic does not cover avalanche rescue or snow safety and is not a substitute for formal avalanche education. 

Participants should be comfortable skiing intermediate terrain and have alpine touring (AT), telemark, or splitboard equipment.

Want to make the most of family ski days? This on-snow clinic is designed for anyone who wants to feel more confident skiing or riding with the child in their life. We'll cover practical tips like how to safely ride the lift together, choose appropriate terrain, and navigate the mountain in a fun, low-stress way. You'll also learn how to interpret your child's instructor feedback and use it to support their progress outside of lessons. Whether your child is just starting out or moving to more advanced terrain, this clinic will give you tools to help them grow, stay safe, and love the sport for life.

Open to skiing or snowboarding parents of all ability levels. Leave the kids at home, this clinic is just for the parents! Participants must be able to independently navigate beginner terrain and load the chairlift on their own.

Ready to leave skidding turns behind? This clinic is all about building strong carving technique to help you ski or ride with more power, control, and flow. You'll work on edge engagement, body positioning, pressure control, and turn shape—giving you the tools to lay down clean arcs on groomed terrain. Whether you're looking to refine your technique or just feel more stable and confident at higher speeds, this clinic will help you get the most out of your edges.

Participants should be confident on blue terrain and comfortable linking turns. Both skiers and snowboarders are welcome.

Tackle challenging terrain with confidence! This clinic is designed to help you develop the skills needed to ski or ride moguls and steeper runs with more control and flow. You'll work on line selection, speed management, body position, and terrain-specific tactics—so you can handle the tougher trails with less hesitation and more fun.

Participants should be confident on advanced blue terrain and ready to push themselves into more challenging zones.

Ready to leave the open runs behind? This clinic focuses on navigating glades and off-piste tree skiing/riding with confidence and control. Learn how to choose your line, manage speed in tight spaces, and adapt your stance and turns to variable terrain. We'll also cover safety tips for skiing or riding in the trees and how to stay in control while exploring new zones.

Participants must be comfortable on black terrain and should be prepared to ski or ride in variable snow conditions.

Whether you're curious about getting started or want to take your skills to the next level, this clinic will help you build confidence and technique in the terrain park. We'll cover park etiquette, approach and takeoff, landing mechanics, and strategies for safely hitting boxes, jumps, and small features. Our instructors will help you progress at your own pace in a supportive, low-pressure environment.

Participants should be solid intermediate skiers or riders comfortable on blue terrain. Helmets are required.

This supportive and empowering clinic is designed by women, for women. Join a group of like-minded skiers and riders to work on technique, build confidence, and explore more of the mountain—all at your own pace. Our instructors focus on creating a comfortable environment that encourages skill development, connection, and fun, whether you're working on carving, bumps, trees, or just getting more confident on steeper runs.

Open to intermediate and advanced women skiers and riders. Groups may be split by ability or focus area.