We appreciate your patience and understanding with any necessary program changes due to current Covid-19 regulations. Read our Covid-19 News here. ***Please check www.SkiPineKnob.com for hours of operation, snow conditions, and operating policies BEFORE VISITING. PLEASE CONTACT US WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS: 248-625-0800 x4
Details for the 2021-2022 season will be coming soon.
Please check back for details.
ATTENTION:
Students must pre-register for all club lessons a week or more in advance. If there is a class that does not appear to be available, it is typically because not enough students signed up (a minimum of four students is required to move forward).
Students must pre-register for all club lessons a week or more in advance. If there is a class that does not appear to be available, it is typically because not enough students signed up (a minimum of four students is required to move forward).
2020-2021 STUDENT SKI CLUBS LESSONS (PATCH LESSONS)
SKI & SNOWBOARD
SKI & SNOWBOARD
This Pine Knob Ski & Snowboard Club Agreement ("THE BIG TEN") will be provided electronically to all parents and guardians for their review and signature providing acknowledgement. Things are different this season and it is important to ensure that you are aware of our policies and procedures as we move forward. We also appreciate your patience with any changes that are made in regard to Covid-19 regulations.
THE BIG TEN
1. Masks required at all times. No storage of personal belongings inside the lodge. Students have a 20 minute limit on use of tables and there will be limited food options.
2. Experienced students may begin at the level that matches their ability and they do not need to start with the beginner lesson.
3. You Must pre-register for lessons at website www.pineknobskischool.com seven or more days in advance.
4. Lessons are at 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, on non- holidays, and according to demand. Meet at the appropriate flag with a lesson ticket. There must be at least four students for there to be a lesson.
5. Students must be 7 years of age or older and be able to follow directions, especially the requirement to stay with the group.
6. Every student must purchase and wear all levels of patches that they have earned and they must be visible to lift operators.
7. Students can attach patches to jackets or pants by sewing them on or they may use key rings or zip ties. Previously purchased patches are good for current and future seasons. Students are responsible for having the appropriate patches before attempting to ride lifts. If not, students may be turned away from lifts and will need to walk back to the appropriate terrain.
8. It usually takes several attempts to pass each level of patch lessons.
9. All student lessons are excused out on the hill. Students will not be brought back to the lodge after the lesson.
10. Students and parents are responsible for following the rules according to the student program as explained here on our website.
2. Experienced students may begin at the level that matches their ability and they do not need to start with the beginner lesson.
3. You Must pre-register for lessons at website www.pineknobskischool.com seven or more days in advance.
4. Lessons are at 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, on non- holidays, and according to demand. Meet at the appropriate flag with a lesson ticket. There must be at least four students for there to be a lesson.
5. Students must be 7 years of age or older and be able to follow directions, especially the requirement to stay with the group.
6. Every student must purchase and wear all levels of patches that they have earned and they must be visible to lift operators.
7. Students can attach patches to jackets or pants by sewing them on or they may use key rings or zip ties. Previously purchased patches are good for current and future seasons. Students are responsible for having the appropriate patches before attempting to ride lifts. If not, students may be turned away from lifts and will need to walk back to the appropriate terrain.
8. It usually takes several attempts to pass each level of patch lessons.
9. All student lessons are excused out on the hill. Students will not be brought back to the lodge after the lesson.
10. Students and parents are responsible for following the rules according to the student program as explained here on our website.
Ski Clubs Lessons Sign Up
- For Student Club Lessons (Patch Lessons) for skiers and snowboarders
- MUST HAVE A CLUB MEMBERSHIP TO SIGN UP.
- STUDENTS MUST SIGN UP FOR CLASSES SEVEN OR MORE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
- AT LEAST FOUR STUDENTS MUST BE SIGNED UP FOR A CLASS FOR IT TO RUN.
- PLEASE ALWAYS CHECK THE PINE KNOB RESORT OR MT. HOLLY RESORT WEBSITE FOR ANY UPDATES BEFORE COMING OUT.
- If your browser is not loading/displaying the Ski Clubs Sign Up below, you may also book online here directly on our Pine Knob/Vagaro page: https://www.vagaro.com/pineknobsnowsportsllc
STUDENT CLUBS INFO - QUICK SUMMARY (Does not replace info below)
Student Ski & Snowboard Clubs provide participants with an ID card. These allow students to get their lift ticket and rentals at a discounted price.
Skiers receive a blue ID Card and it has two free lessons attached.
Snowboarders receive a purple UD Card and it has one free lesson attached.
Additional lesson tickets may be purchased at the Ski School Desk: $11 for a ski lesson, $22 for a snowboard lesson.
Sign up one week in advance (OR MORE) for your lesson here:
https://www.pineknobskischool.com/studentlessons.html
Due to COVID requirements, spaces are limited and classes fill up quickly. Classes are closed SEVEN days before the lesson date. If there are not at least four students in a lesson, it will be cancelled. Students may opt to go on a waitlist.
When students arrive at the resort, they meet their sponsor, then purchase their lift ticket and rental form. Next they go get their rental equipment.
When it is time for their lesson students meet their instructors outside by the colored flags to check-in for the lesson they are signed up for and are encouraged to arrive five minutes early. (Students do not need to check in at the Ski School desk.)
After the lesson the students are released out on the hill where their lesson ends and are responsible for making their own arrangements to meet with their parents or guardians.
Student Ski & Snowboard Clubs provide participants with an ID card. These allow students to get their lift ticket and rentals at a discounted price.
Skiers receive a blue ID Card and it has two free lessons attached.
Snowboarders receive a purple UD Card and it has one free lesson attached.
Additional lesson tickets may be purchased at the Ski School Desk: $11 for a ski lesson, $22 for a snowboard lesson.
Sign up one week in advance (OR MORE) for your lesson here:
https://www.pineknobskischool.com/studentlessons.html
Due to COVID requirements, spaces are limited and classes fill up quickly. Classes are closed SEVEN days before the lesson date. If there are not at least four students in a lesson, it will be cancelled. Students may opt to go on a waitlist.
When students arrive at the resort, they meet their sponsor, then purchase their lift ticket and rental form. Next they go get their rental equipment.
When it is time for their lesson students meet their instructors outside by the colored flags to check-in for the lesson they are signed up for and are encouraged to arrive five minutes early. (Students do not need to check in at the Ski School desk.)
After the lesson the students are released out on the hill where their lesson ends and are responsible for making their own arrangements to meet with their parents or guardians.
Affordable Learning for School Age Children
Student Club Lessons: Patch Ski Program
The student ski program consists of seven lessons which are about 50 minutes long and are held at 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. weekday evenings at Pine Knob and may only participate during their approved/scheduled club hours. Students earn patches and gain access to more runs as they progress. Team teaching is used at Pine Knob for the first lesson. Children must be at least seven years old.
Students receive two group lesson tickets with their student I.D. card and may participate at reduced rates between Monday and Friday from 3:00 p.m. until close (non-holidays). Additional lessons may be purchased at the Ski School Desk.
The student ski program consists of seven lessons which are about 50 minutes long and are held at 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. weekday evenings at Pine Knob and may only participate during their approved/scheduled club hours. Students earn patches and gain access to more runs as they progress. Team teaching is used at Pine Knob for the first lesson. Children must be at least seven years old.
Students receive two group lesson tickets with their student I.D. card and may participate at reduced rates between Monday and Friday from 3:00 p.m. until close (non-holidays). Additional lessons may be purchased at the Ski School Desk.
Student Club Lessons: Patch Snowboard Program
The snowboard patch program is similar to the ski program but snowboarders have their own patches and will not be allowed on the lifts or hills with ski patches (for safety reasons). Group lessons are a fun way to meet other snowboarders while learning with certified instructors. The snowboard program consists of four lessons which are about 50 minutes long and are held at 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. weekday evenings at Pine Knob and may only participate during their approved/scheduled club times.
Participants must have a student snowboard I.D. card which allows students to snowboard at reduced rates Monday through Friday from 3:00 p.m. until close (non-holiday). Students receive one lesson ticket with their card and may purchase additional tickets as needed at the Ski School Desk.
The snowboard patch program is similar to the ski program but snowboarders have their own patches and will not be allowed on the lifts or hills with ski patches (for safety reasons). Group lessons are a fun way to meet other snowboarders while learning with certified instructors. The snowboard program consists of four lessons which are about 50 minutes long and are held at 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. weekday evenings at Pine Knob and may only participate during their approved/scheduled club times.
Participants must have a student snowboard I.D. card which allows students to snowboard at reduced rates Monday through Friday from 3:00 p.m. until close (non-holiday). Students receive one lesson ticket with their card and may purchase additional tickets as needed at the Ski School Desk.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
SAFETY & FUN
The Patch Program is designed to help students ski and snowboard only on the hills that they can navigate safely and with control. The program is designed with the help of the ski school, ski patrol, and sponsors. Our motto is “Safety, Fun, and Learning.”
PLEASE ALWAYS CHECK THE PINE KNOB RESORT OR MT. HOLLY RESORT WEBSITE FOR ANY UPDATES BEFORE VISITING.
Student Patch Program ID Cards & Pricing
In order to participate in the Student Patch program, students must purchase either a Ski or Snowboard ID card from their club sponsor. The ID Card costs $22.00 and includes two ski lessons or one snowboard lesson. In addition, it entitles participants to ski or snowboard, on a restricted lift ticket, at reduced rates.
$22.00 Lift Ticket
$22.00 Ski Rental
$22.00 Snowboard Rental
$10.00 Helmet Rental
Additional Lesson Tickets are available from the Ski School:
$11.00 Lesson Ticket Skiing
$22.00 Lesson Ticket Snowboarding
STUDENT CLUB LESSON PROGRAM
The student program consists of:
Lessons are about 50 minutes long and start at:
SKIING PATCH LESSONS
The following describes the skills taught at each level and what hill areas can be accessed at both Pine Knob and Mt Holly. All maneuvers must be done in a good stance without leaning back.
For a more detailed description and video of each level see:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3z-Aivxi_I
WHAT STUDENTS AND PARENTS SHOULD EXPECT FOR SKI LESSONS
Some students are very nervous, but instructors are taught to go at the right pace for the student. A larger problem is the expectation from the parents and students that skiers can quickly start using the chairlifts and skiing larger hills. Skiers naturally lean back, and then turn their shoulders and lean inside the turns. If they progress too fast, these moves become bigger problems that are harder to change later. It also makes it hard for the students to control their speed and ski in a safe manner.
The new Green Patch will keep many students on gentle slopes longer, which helps them to progress faster later. Parents need to be patient, students and their friends usually want to progress too quickly, especially the first few times out.
Every student is different, so there is a wide range in terms of how long it takes students to move through the patch program. Most students will require several attempts at each level.
Conditions also play a role. If the snow is fresh and light one time, it will be much easier than if the snow is icy or thick and heavy the next time. If a new skier misses a week or two, they will often need a lot of review to catch up, especially at the lower levels.
Children who play hockey, inline skate, ice skate, or water ski may progress faster with skiing than children who do not participate in sliding or motion sports of this type. Older children usually progress quicker than younger children will.
White and Black patch skiers are very strong skiers. A minimum of four or more years of skiing experience is usually needed to acquire the skills.
Children who have inappropriate equipment, too long, obsolete, boots that are too stiff or too large etc. may not progress as quickly or they may even regress.
Parents and students need to be reminded that just because they ski “black diamonds” up north or out west, it does not mean that they are performing the skill to receive a red, white, or black patch.
By enrolling your student in the patch program, you are agreeing to the rules of the program. Parents can not take their child on a lift that they have not earned a patch for – even just to practice! Your child will be instructed to walk back from the lift!
SNOWBOARDING PATCH LESSONS
WHAT STUDENTS AND PARENTS SHOULD EXPECT FOR SNOWBOARD LESSONS
Here are some very general guidelines that should help your students and their parents in understanding how a child might progress through the Student Snowboard Patch Program. Learning to snowboard at the beginner level requires quite a bit more strength and endurance, as well as having a higher frustration level than learning how to ski. Generally, it is easier for young kids to learn to ski.
We recommend that beginner snowboarders be at least 10 years old for the snowboard patch program. Very often beginner snowboarders will need to repeat lessons several times before they are successful. The snowboard learning curve is different than for skiers. Snowboarding is harder to learn but easier to become proficient at; and skiing is easier to learn but may take years to become an expert.
Using a ten year old child, as an example, a first year snowboarder who snowboards six times will typically earn a yellow patch (an advanced beginner/lower intermediate skill level).
A second year snowboarder will typically earn a brown patch (intermediate level); and a third year snowboarder will typically earn a black patch (expert level).
Children who do gymnastics, skateboarding, inline skating, mountain biking, and sports that require balance and jumps may progress faster with snowboarding than children who do not participate in sliding or motion sports of this type. Older children usually progress more quickly than younger children.
Time out on the slopes and plenty of practice are needed to acquire the skills and earn the student patches.
By enrolling your student in the patch program, you are agreeing to the rules of the program. Parents can not take their child on a lift that they have not earned a patch for – even just to practice! Your child will be instructed to walk back from the lift!
ADULT GROUP ID CARD
An opportunity for parents/guardians and students to ski as a family at reduced rates is available. The $22.00 Group ID Card provides adults with a discount off the normal lift ticket price ten times throughout the season. The real value comes on Ski Club night when parents get the same rates as the students.
$22.00 Lift Tickets
$22.00 Ski Rental
$22.00 Snowboard Rental
Note: ID Cards, lift tickets, and rental forms will only be available and sold through club sponsors, and they are never sold at the resort ticket windows. To take advantage of this opportunity, contact the club sponsor.
IMPORTANT TO KNOW:
THE BIG 3:
PATCHES:
WHERE TO SKI
KNOW THE CODE! YOUR RESPONSIBILITY CODE
General Rules:
TERRAIN PARK SAFETY TIPS & RULES:
PLEASE ALWAYS CHECK THE PINE KNOB RESORT OR MT. HOLLY RESORT WEBSITE FOR ANY UPDATES BEFORE COMING OUT.
What We Expect from You
HELPFUL TIPS TO KNOW
KEEP YOUR EQUIPMENT SAFE: please use our free ski and snowboard corral.
CHILDREN SIX AND UNDER receive half price lift tickets and rentals at all times.
RENTERS will need to know their height, weight, and shoe size to rent ski and snowboard equipment.
SHOW YOUR STUDENT PATCH PROGRAM ID CARD over the holiday vacation and receive $10.00 off of your lift ticket. There are no discounts on rental equipment. Student lessons are not offered over the holiday dates.
FIELD TRIP CHECK LIST
We want your group to have a great time. No one has fun when they’re cold and wet. Here is a list of suggested clothing to keep you warm and dry on the slopes:
The Patch Program is designed to help students ski and snowboard only on the hills that they can navigate safely and with control. The program is designed with the help of the ski school, ski patrol, and sponsors. Our motto is “Safety, Fun, and Learning.”
PLEASE ALWAYS CHECK THE PINE KNOB RESORT OR MT. HOLLY RESORT WEBSITE FOR ANY UPDATES BEFORE VISITING.
Student Patch Program ID Cards & Pricing
In order to participate in the Student Patch program, students must purchase either a Ski or Snowboard ID card from their club sponsor. The ID Card costs $22.00 and includes two ski lessons or one snowboard lesson. In addition, it entitles participants to ski or snowboard, on a restricted lift ticket, at reduced rates.
$22.00 Lift Ticket
$22.00 Ski Rental
$22.00 Snowboard Rental
$10.00 Helmet Rental
Additional Lesson Tickets are available from the Ski School:
$11.00 Lesson Ticket Skiing
$22.00 Lesson Ticket Snowboarding
- These rates are good Monday – Friday, Non-Holidays, from 3:00 p.m. until close.
- Use your Student Patch Program ID Card at Pine Knob or Mt Holly.
- There are no ski club lessons on Weekends or Holidays.
STUDENT CLUB LESSON PROGRAM
The student program consists of:
- Eight levels of lessons for skiers
- Five levels of lessons for snowboarders
Lessons are about 50 minutes long and start at:
- 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. at Mt. Holly – Monday - Friday
- 5:00 and 6:30 p.m. at Pine Knob - Monday - Friday UPDATE: Beginning March 1 they will run at 6:00 PM only.
- Please note: Early in the season we may not offer lessons if there is little or no demand. If you sign up online and there are four or fewer people signed up, the lesson may not go out. Classes may be cancelled or combined without advance notice.
SKIING PATCH LESSONS
- In each lesson we review the “Responsibility Code” and other safety topics, review the previous lesson, teach the maneuver, and grade students.
The following describes the skills taught at each level and what hill areas can be accessed at both Pine Knob and Mt Holly. All maneuvers must be done in a good stance without leaning back.
- GREEN
- MT. HOLLY: Rope Tow / PINE KNOB: Rope Tow
- Stop
- Link Turns
- YELLOW
- MT. HOLLY: Lift 1 / PINE KNOB: Chair 1
- Link small and large turns
- Turn to a stop
- BROWN
- MT. HOLLY: Lift 4 / PINE KNOB: Chair 2
- Skis parallel in second half of turn
- Turn to a stop
- BLUE
- MT. HOLLY: LIFT 5 / PINE KNOB: Chair 5 OR 6
- Skis parallel in first half of turn
- Turn to a stop
- RED
- MT. HOLLY: Lift 6 / PINE KNOB: “Phase One” trail
- Skis parallel
- Pole touch
- Next step: Orange or White Patch -student choice
- ORANGE (Optional)
- Use Terrain Park features
- Flat ground trick and box or rail trick
- Small jump
- WHITE
- MT. HOLLY: All Lifts / PINE KNOB: “Phase One” trail
- Larger and faster turns
- More and less completed turns
- BLACK
- MT. HOLLY: All Lifts / PINE KNOB: “The Wall” trail
- Small turns
- Ski moguls
For a more detailed description and video of each level see:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3z-Aivxi_I
WHAT STUDENTS AND PARENTS SHOULD EXPECT FOR SKI LESSONS
Some students are very nervous, but instructors are taught to go at the right pace for the student. A larger problem is the expectation from the parents and students that skiers can quickly start using the chairlifts and skiing larger hills. Skiers naturally lean back, and then turn their shoulders and lean inside the turns. If they progress too fast, these moves become bigger problems that are harder to change later. It also makes it hard for the students to control their speed and ski in a safe manner.
The new Green Patch will keep many students on gentle slopes longer, which helps them to progress faster later. Parents need to be patient, students and their friends usually want to progress too quickly, especially the first few times out.
Every student is different, so there is a wide range in terms of how long it takes students to move through the patch program. Most students will require several attempts at each level.
Conditions also play a role. If the snow is fresh and light one time, it will be much easier than if the snow is icy or thick and heavy the next time. If a new skier misses a week or two, they will often need a lot of review to catch up, especially at the lower levels.
Children who play hockey, inline skate, ice skate, or water ski may progress faster with skiing than children who do not participate in sliding or motion sports of this type. Older children usually progress quicker than younger children will.
White and Black patch skiers are very strong skiers. A minimum of four or more years of skiing experience is usually needed to acquire the skills.
Children who have inappropriate equipment, too long, obsolete, boots that are too stiff or too large etc. may not progress as quickly or they may even regress.
Parents and students need to be reminded that just because they ski “black diamonds” up north or out west, it does not mean that they are performing the skill to receive a red, white, or black patch.
By enrolling your student in the patch program, you are agreeing to the rules of the program. Parents can not take their child on a lift that they have not earned a patch for – even just to practice! Your child will be instructed to walk back from the lift!
SNOWBOARDING PATCH LESSONS
- In each lesson we review the “Responsibility Code” and other safety topics, review the previous lesson, teach the maneuver, and grade students.
- GREEN
- MT. HOLLY: Rope Tow / PINE KNOB: Rope Tow
- Toe side turn
- Heel side turn
- YELLOW
- MT. HOLLY: Lift 1 / PINE KNOB: Chair 1
- Toe and heel turns, link with traverse
- Turn far enough to stop
- BROWN
- MT. HOLLY: Lift 4 / PINE KNOB: Chair 4 and 5
- Link turns without traverse
- Turn far enough to control speed
- Next step: Orange or Black Patch -student choice
- ORANGE
- Use Terrain Park features
- Flat ground trick and box or rail trick
- Small Jump
- BLACK
- MT. HOLLY: All Lifts / PINE KNOB: “Phase One” trail
- Link carved turns
- Short and medium radius
WHAT STUDENTS AND PARENTS SHOULD EXPECT FOR SNOWBOARD LESSONS
Here are some very general guidelines that should help your students and their parents in understanding how a child might progress through the Student Snowboard Patch Program. Learning to snowboard at the beginner level requires quite a bit more strength and endurance, as well as having a higher frustration level than learning how to ski. Generally, it is easier for young kids to learn to ski.
We recommend that beginner snowboarders be at least 10 years old for the snowboard patch program. Very often beginner snowboarders will need to repeat lessons several times before they are successful. The snowboard learning curve is different than for skiers. Snowboarding is harder to learn but easier to become proficient at; and skiing is easier to learn but may take years to become an expert.
Using a ten year old child, as an example, a first year snowboarder who snowboards six times will typically earn a yellow patch (an advanced beginner/lower intermediate skill level).
A second year snowboarder will typically earn a brown patch (intermediate level); and a third year snowboarder will typically earn a black patch (expert level).
Children who do gymnastics, skateboarding, inline skating, mountain biking, and sports that require balance and jumps may progress faster with snowboarding than children who do not participate in sliding or motion sports of this type. Older children usually progress more quickly than younger children.
Time out on the slopes and plenty of practice are needed to acquire the skills and earn the student patches.
By enrolling your student in the patch program, you are agreeing to the rules of the program. Parents can not take their child on a lift that they have not earned a patch for – even just to practice! Your child will be instructed to walk back from the lift!
ADULT GROUP ID CARD
An opportunity for parents/guardians and students to ski as a family at reduced rates is available. The $22.00 Group ID Card provides adults with a discount off the normal lift ticket price ten times throughout the season. The real value comes on Ski Club night when parents get the same rates as the students.
$22.00 Lift Tickets
$22.00 Ski Rental
$22.00 Snowboard Rental
Note: ID Cards, lift tickets, and rental forms will only be available and sold through club sponsors, and they are never sold at the resort ticket windows. To take advantage of this opportunity, contact the club sponsor.
IMPORTANT TO KNOW:
THE BIG 3:
- A student must be at least 7 years old to participate in the student patch group lesson.
- The student must be able to follow instructions and stay with the instructor.
- We reserve the right to require a minimum of 4 students per lesson. Please remind parents and students that all levels of lessons are not always available.
PATCHES:
- Experienced students may begin at the level that matches their ability. They do not need to start with the beginner lesson.
- At the end of the lesson, the instructor does not bring the students back to a designated area and the students are excused from the class where the lesson ends.
- It usually takes several attempts to pass each level of patch lessons.
- Patches are available through the ski school for $2.50 each.
- Previously purchased patches are good for current and future seasons.
- ALL patches earned must be displayed, NOT just the highest patch earned.
- Patches must be visible and affixed to jackets or pants with one of these methods:
- Sewn on
- Key ring
- Zip Tie
WHERE TO SKI
- At the bottom of each lift there are signs that designate which patch is necessary to board that lift. It is the responsibility of the student to make sure that they are on the appropriate hill and riding the correct lift. Students are responsible for having the appropriate patches before attempting to ride the lifts. If not, students may be turned away from lifts and will need to walk back to the appropriate terrain.
KNOW THE CODE! YOUR RESPONSIBILITY CODE
General Rules:
- ALWAYS STAY IN CONTROL and be able to STOP or avoid other people and objects.
- PEOPLE AHEAD OF YOU HAVE THE RIGHT OF WAY. It is your responsibility to avoid them.
- YOU MUST NOT STOP WHERE YOU OBSTRUCT A TRAIL or are not visible from above.
- ALWAYS USE DEVICES to help runaway equipment.
- OBSERVE ALL POSTED SIGNS and warnings. Keep off of closed trails and out of closed areas.
- PRIOR TO USING ANY LIFT, you must have the knowledge and ability to load, ride, and exit the lift safely.
TERRAIN PARK SAFETY TIPS & RULES:
- MAKE A PLAN. Know each feature you will use. Check out the approach, take off, and landing.
- LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP. Go around the jumps first.
- EASY STYLE IT. Start small and work your way up. Know your limits.
- RESPECT GETS RESPECT. Respect the terrain and others. One person on a feature at a time. Wait your turn and call your start. Stay off of closed features and terrain.
PLEASE ALWAYS CHECK THE PINE KNOB RESORT OR MT. HOLLY RESORT WEBSITE FOR ANY UPDATES BEFORE COMING OUT.
What We Expect from You
- Please stay home if you are feeling sick or exhibiting symptoms of illness.
- Please wear a mask when indoors, in lift lines, or when social distancing is not possible.
- Be physically and mentally prepared to stay outside.
- Resort occupancy will be limited this year and access to the lodge – with the exception of restrooms – is not guaranteed.
- Please consider putting on ski and snowboard gear at your vehicle to limit the time spent indoors.
- We ask that you spend no longer than 30 minutes at indoor tables due to limited seating. There will be limited food options.
- Class sizes will be limited.
- Be respectful of employees at all times, including when they are enforcing COVID-19 related regulations.
- No storage of personal belongings inside the lodge. Bags must be kept in a vehicle or student bus. Locker space is limited and not guaranteed to be available.
- Hand sanitizer stations will be readily available in common areas.
- Staff will regularly clean and disinfect high touch surfaces and common areas.
- We appreciate your patience with expected changes made due to Covid-19 regulations.
HELPFUL TIPS TO KNOW
KEEP YOUR EQUIPMENT SAFE: please use our free ski and snowboard corral.
CHILDREN SIX AND UNDER receive half price lift tickets and rentals at all times.
RENTERS will need to know their height, weight, and shoe size to rent ski and snowboard equipment.
SHOW YOUR STUDENT PATCH PROGRAM ID CARD over the holiday vacation and receive $10.00 off of your lift ticket. There are no discounts on rental equipment. Student lessons are not offered over the holiday dates.
FIELD TRIP CHECK LIST
We want your group to have a great time. No one has fun when they’re cold and wet. Here is a list of suggested clothing to keep you warm and dry on the slopes:
- Thermal undershirt and long underwear, multiple layers with fleece jacket.
- Warm jacket or parka
- Boots
- Lip balm
- Waterproof sturdy gloves or mittens
- Socks – only one pair
- Comfortable pants
- Waterproof snow pants or nylon wind pants
- Neck gaiter or face mask for very cold and windy days
- Hat that covers ears
- Helmet
- Sunglasses or goggles
- Sunscreen
- Hand and boot warmers
