At Greek Peak Mountain Resort, our ski lessons are designed to meet the diverse needs and aspirations of our guests. Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate, or advanced skier, we have the perfect lesson option to help you reach your skiing goals. Book your lessons today and start your skiing journey with us! A lift ticket waiver form is also required for the ski season.
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Beginners – Intro2Snow Program
If you have never skied before, or maybe only skied a few times, embark on an exhilarating ski or snowboard learning experience with Greek Peak’s Intro2Snow package, tailored for ages 7 and up. Our program redefines the beginner learning process through the innovative Terrain Based Learning™ Model, which makes acquiring Snowsports skills easier and far more enjoyable. By utilizing specially crafted snow features, this model is designed to naturally regulate speed and body position, effectively alleviating the common fears and anxieties associated with first-time experiences on snow.
What’s Included: At the core of Intro2Snow is our Learning Center, where our experienced snowsports coaches employ a station teaching style at the top of each hour from 10am to 6pm. This method, combined with the Terrain Based Learning™ approach, ensures a comprehensive and engaging first-time learning experience. If you are looking for more in-depth instruction or progression, please look at our 1½ or 3-hour Ski and Snowboard Lessons or our 1-on-1 Private Lessons.
You Get: All Day Access to the Learning Center (complete with terrain based learning features), Chair 3 Lift Access, and Rental Equipment! All for just $65!
And best of all…each Intro2Snow session you purchase gets banked towards the cost of a Beginner Zone or Individual Season Pass! Invest in yourself and build your skills, then upgrade to the full mountain experience. Each $65 session can be used as a credit towards the price of a Beginner Zone or Full Season pass.
Ski/Snowboard Lessons
Your Learning Adventure: 1½ Hours or 3 Hours of Pure Instruction!
Are you ready to elevate your skiing or snowboarding skills? At Greek Peak Mountain Resort, we offer flexibility to suit your schedule and commitment level. Opt for either a focused 1½-hour lesson or immerse yourself in a comprehensive 3-hour session of pure instruction. The choice is yours!
1½-Hour Instruction: Perfect for those looking for a quick yet impactful lesson. Choose from multiple time slots—10am, noon, 2pm, and 4pm*. Dive into the world of snow sports and sharpen your techniques under the guidance of our expert instructors. Lift ticket and rental equipment are additional, ensuring you have the flexibility to customize your experience.
3-Hour Instruction: For the enthusiast seeking a deeper dive into the art of skiing or snowboarding, our 3-hour lesson provides an extended and immersive learning experience. Available at 10am, 12pm, 2pm, and 4pm this option allows for a more in-depth exploration of skills and techniques. As always, lift ticket and rental equipment can be added to tailor your adventure.
- 90-minute lesson – $159 per person
- 3-hour lesson – $247 per person
- Available 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm (some restrictions)
Discounts available for season passholders and groups!
*note that in both experiences you may be paired with other individuals who match your learning ability.
1:1 Instruction – Everyone
Embark on a tailored snow sports journey with our exclusive 1:1 instruction at Greek Peak Mountain Resort. Elevate your skills with undivided attention from our seasoned instructors. Choose between 1½ hours or 3 hours of focused guidance at flexible times—10am, noon, and 2pm and 4pm*. Whether you’re a beginner or aiming for mastery, our personalized sessions ensure every moment on the snow counts. Lift ticket and rental equipment are additional, allowing you to customize your experience. Start your solo adventure on the slopes today!
- 90-minute lesson – $229 per person
- 3-hour lesson – $299 per person
Discounts available for season passholders!
Ski/Snowboard Lesson FAQs
Is it safe?
Very. We encourage our guests to recognize that there is an element of risk when participating in a sport like snow sports, but if you take lessons, follow all signage, observe all warnings, practice good skiing etiquette and wear a helmet, you will be very safe.
All skiers and snowboarders should familiarize themselves with the skiers code Article 18.
Do I have to be in shape to learn how to ski?
You don’t have to be an athlete to ski. Today, modern equipment does most of the work for you. If you do some exercises before your first ski experience, you will enjoy it more. First of all, you’ll learn faster, because you won’t tire so easily during the learning process. You’re going to fall down some while learning so you’ll be able to get back up and bounce back faster if you’re in shape. Walking briskly, jogging, jumping rope, or stretching are great ways to prepare for a day on the slopes.
Is skiing or snowboarding easier for my first time?
Which is better? Skiing or snowboarding? It really comes down to preference as well as your level of fitness, and there certainly is no telling whether one sport is easier to learn than another! On your first day you will find both equally challenging.
Skiing is usually easier to learn for a first-time visitor but it varies person to person.
Do I need a pass if I am not going on a lift?
YES! For liability reasons, all skiers and boarders on the slopes must be in possession of an access pass of some type regardless of whether they use a lift.
Do I need a lesson?
A lesson is not required, but highly recommended if you are a first-time skier/boarder. Having at least a basic knowledge of how to turn and stop before going on larger slopes will give you confidence and help keep you skiing or riding safely.
Are reservations required for lessons?
Reservations are recommended for all Private lessons and Kidz World programs, especially during holiday times but are never required. Intro2Snow lessons are not reserved; they are first come/first served even if purchased ahead online. Please plan plenty of time to be ready so you can get into the lesson time you desire.
What are the lesson times?
Lesson times are when the lesson starts so plan to be at the lesson meeting spot ahead of that time.
How early before my lesson time should I arrive?
On low-volume days (weekdays and early/late season weekends) arriving 45 minutes before your lesson should be adequate. On high-volume days (peak season weekends and holiday hours) it may take up to 90 minutes from parking lot to lesson area. Plan plenty of time so you can arrive to the lesson check in on time and ready to go.
Do I have to go on a lift right away?
No. Our TBL course is designed to help you learn some basics skills before you have need of a lift. We also have 2 surface lifts (conveyor belt style) that are a great first step toward being ready for an aerial lift (elevated).
What is Terrain Based Learning (TBL)?
TBL makes learning to ski or snowboard easier and more fun. By using specifically shaped snow features to naturally control your speed and body position Terrain Based Learning removes the traditional fears and anxiety associated with your first time sliding on snow, allowing you to focus purely on the fun!
Using Terrain Based Learning we’ve simplified the process of learning to ski or snowboard down to five simple steps… Look for the flags and scan the QR codes to see what each feature has to teach you. Click here for more details.
Is there plenty of beginner terrain?
Yes, Greek Peak has a great selection of beginner terrain spread across the entire resort so you can explore and enjoy a variety throughout your day.
How old does my child have to be to learn how to ski?
It is almost never too early for your first experience on snow. Children as young as 2 years old that are steady on their feet are able to get their first exposure to sliding on snow.
At this young age, the focus should be totally on fun and leaving them wanting more!
We carry several training tools in the Rental Shop to help you get out there with your little ones including harnesses, edgy-wedgy’s and a Burton Handlebar for our tiniest snowboards.
