Total skiing neophyte

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I learned to ski at liberty/ white tail as a child. There were older kids in my ‘class/lessons.’ And another time I vaguely recall adults in my class, such as after I had conquered the basics and took an older class.

I found that no one has time to laugh at others. I mean, everyone is having a good time. If someone saw you in trouble they would either leave you alone or more likely stop to help you for safety’s sake). I’ve seen beginners in a tough spot on the slopes, and there always seems to be someone to stop (a park employee or a vacationer) and assist.

^thats for after you’ve taken the class and are on your own.

For the kids... I don’t know how old they are. But I spent the first time I went ONLY on the bunny hill. I had the BEST time. They’re going to have so much fun, and then later in the day, or weekend, or perhaps next time, they’ll try out the blues and blacks.

For your safety and that of everyone around you, please ignore this crazy poster who mentioned being on the “blues and blacks” the “next time” after the bunny hill.

[Anonymous]

Not sure what ages your kids are, but there is a program for 4th and 5th graders to learn to ski.

https://www.skipa.com/kids/4th5th-grade-snowpass?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4MWc5IuA4AIVUMDICh27igHUEAAYASAAEgJKUfD_BwE