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Kids Ranch - Explorer Ski & Snowboard Lessons
Half day (afternoon only) Parents Guide to Explorers How do you know your child is ready?
Your 7–14 year old child should be healthy, well rested and excited to come! He or she should definitely have breakfast. From there we’ll do our best to give them a great ski/SB experience!
Where do you begin?
There are several ways you can get started. By following the links you can purchase your child’s lessons, lift tickets and rental equipment. When you arrive in
Alternatively, you can come straight to the Kids Ranch Sales desk. We’re in the Cody House just uphill from the Bridger Gondola. Our sales staff will assist you in choosing the right product for your child and ensure that you have all the correct vouchers and emergency forms filled out.
From there you will move to the rental shop in the Kids Ranch for skis/SBs, boots, poles and helmets (should you need them). The rental shop staff is specially trained in children’s equipment and fitting so your child should be comfortable and safe.
If at all possible, we recommend taking care of all of this the evening before you are going to start skiing/SBing. That way you are ready to go in the morning and can avoid any last minute delays!!
How should you dress your child?
Start with thin layers next to the skin and then add layers according to the weather. Your child’s outerwear should be both water- and wind-proof. A hat or helmet is a must as are waterproof mittens or gloves. Wool or fleece hand wear is not appropriate. A single pair of socks- watch for wrinkles!- should suffice. Be sure your child has sunscreen on and had some sort of eye wear (goggles or glasses).
Now what?
Come see us at the
How does their day go?
Once with their class, the children will put on their skis/SB and go for a warm-up run on Teewinot Lift. A supervisor will look over all the classes to be sure they are well-matched for ability, speed and when possible for age. Most classes will take a break for water or hot chocolate during the morning. Lunch is between
Daily Parent check list:
1. Child 2. Skis/SB, boots, poles, helmet, eyewear, Big SMILE! 3. Lift and Lesson Ticket 4. Report Card (if returning) 5. Any unique items the child may need for the day 6. Emergency contact information
Check out Team Extreme for advanced 12-17 year old skiers and snowboarders Evening Activities
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