All-Mountain Team
All-Mountain Team
The All-Mountain Team teaches young athletes ages 5 a variety of techniques, skills, and tactics across multiple aspects of the sport.
Led by our PSIA/AASI certified instructors, athletes build a strong foundation while exploring the whole mountain.
We’ll also work with your young one to develop a roadmap for growth, beginning with skill development and progressing toward competitive opportunities in future seasons.
Program Options:
- One-Day (Saturdays)
- Two-Day (Saturdays & Sundays)
Intro to All-Mountain
Our Intro to All-Mountain program is built for our youngest athletes in both half-day and full-day formats. Built for kids ages 5-6, this program introduces them to new areas of the mountain and begins developing their skills.
Program Pricing
Program Type
Intro to All-Mountain (Half-Day): Ages 5-6
Day of the Week
Saturdays
Lesson Time
9:00am–12:00pm
Price
$849
Passholder Price
$679
Program Type
Intro to All-Mountain (Full-Day) Ages 5-6
Day of the Week
Saturdays
Lesson Time
9:00am-3:00pm
Price
$1,449
Passholder Price
$1,159
Program Type
All-Mountain Team: Ages 7–17
Day of the Week
Saturdays
Lesson Time
9:00am–3:00pm
Price
$1,449
Passholder Price
$1,159
Program Type
All-Mountain Team 2-Day: Ages 7–17
Day of the Week
Saturdays & Sundays
Lesson Time
9:00am–3:00pm
Price
$2,149
Passholder Price
$1,719
All-Mountain Team Programs:
Powder Ski & Ride Team FAQ
What is the difference between the Freeride Team and the All-Mountain Team?
While both programs aim to build talented skiers and riders, they focus on different goals:
The All-Mountain Team is built for those who want to master every inch of the resort. This program emphasizes versatility, developing a multi-dimensional skill set that applies to any condition or terrain. This is built for kids who want to develop skills alongside friends. Some kids will decide to move from the All-Mountain Team to the Freeride Team as their skills develop and interests change.
The Freeride Team is designed for athletes with their sights set on competing. This program is competition-focused, specifically preparing athletes for IFSA (International Freeskiers & Snowboarders Association) events throughout the region.
How are ages determined for the Intro Programs?
Our Intro programs (Intro to All-Mountain and Intro to Freeride) are designed for our youngest skiers and riders, ages 5–6.
To participate, athletes must be within this age range by the start of the program on January 2, 2027.
How are ages determined for the All-Mountain Team?
For our All-Mountain Team programs, athletes are organized into two primary age brackets:
- Ages 7–12
- Ages 13–17
Athletes must meet these age requirements by the program start date of January 2, 2027. While kids start split out by age, we will move them between age groups and disciplines based on their skill sets and what they enjoy most, whether that’s competition or progression.
How are ages determined for the Freeride Team and during Competition?
To standardize competition levels, IFSA utilizes birth-year brackets. To be eligible for a specific division, athletes must fall within the designated age range by the start of the program on January 2, 2027.
- U12: Athletes aged 11 and under.
- 12–14 (U15): Athletes aged 12 to 14.
- 15–18 (U19): Athletes aged 15 to 18.
What will my child learn in Freeride?
Freeride programs are designed for advanced young skiers and snowboarders who want to move beyond groomed runs and into "Big Mountain" terrain. These programs typically focus on four main pillars:
- Technical Skill: Mastering steep chutes, tight trees, and variable snow conditions.
- Freestyle: Terrain park.
- Air Awareness: Learning how to safely approach, execute, and land jumps or natural cliff drops.
- Competition Prep: Training for IFSA (International Freeskiers & Snowboarders Association) events, where athletes are judged on Line Choice, Control, Fluidity, Technique, and Style.
The Freeride Team also includes video analysis to help athletes identify areas for improvement and recognize coaching cues.
Do you offer teams for both skiing and snowboarding?
Yes, both ski and snowboard programs are available.
How long are the programs?
Our programs are 11 weeks long. One-day programs take place on Saturdays, two-day programs take place on Saturdays and Sundays.
When do programs start, and what are the dates?
Both One-Day and Two-Day programs start on January 2, 2027, and last 11 weeks.
- One-Day Programs: Saturdays from January to March (No instruction on January 16 or February 13)
- Two-Day Programs: Saturdays and Sundays from January to March (No instruction on January 16–17, February 7, February 13–14, March 7, or March 28)
What competitions do Freeride Team Athletes attend?
Freeride Team Athletes may choose the competitions they want to participate in.
Are competition fees and travel days included in the cost of the program?
Competition fees and travel days are not included in the program price. For each competition, our Ski & Snowboard School will provide an estimate for your approval, and then bill it to your account. Costs vary depending on where the competition is held and how many travel days are required.
Is lunch included in the program tuition?
Lunch is included during full-day trainings and programs. It is not included in half-day programs, such as Intro to All-Mountain or Afternoon Freeride training days.
Is lift access included in the program tuition?
No, lift access is not included in the program tuition. Because our athletes are on the mountain every weekend, we strongly recommend purchasing a Season Pass to get the best value. Alternatively, daily lift tickets can be purchased each day.
