It is possible to become disoriented, even on marked and groomed trails. Be cautious, and always carry a map and compass. Natural and man-made obstacles may be encountered. It is the skier's responsibility to ski under control at all times, to remain alert and to avoid all obstacles whether marked or unmarked. Grooming machines and rescue vehicles may be on the tracks at any time.
Lunch is included with all-day session.
There are inherent risks in the sport of skiing and injuries are a common and ordinary occurrence of the sport. The skier must recognize and assume all risks associated with participation in the sport. Common sense, personal awareness, courtesy and safety rules such as those contained in the Skier's Responsibility Code help to reduce the risk of injury. Ski in control and in such a manner that you can stop or avoid other skiers or objects. When entering a trail or starting downhill, yield to other skiers.