Sugar Mountain Resort, Inc. (Snow Adventure) (Cancelled)

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Cancelled due to Snowstorm Izzy.

20220117 Troop 48 Winter Snow Adventure (Sugar Mountain) v 2.1(Trip Sheet)

BSA SAFETY MOMENT
WINTER SPORTS SAFETY

SUMMARY
Beyond camping, a number of cold-weather activities present challenges to Scouts and leaders, such as alpine
or cross-country skiing, ice skating, sledding, ice fishing, and snowshoeing. Essential ingredients for fun include
skill training and an awareness of the hazards unique to these activities.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Here are a few key points that can help you safely have fun during your winter activities outdoors.

1. Activities should be supervised by mature and conscientious adults.
2. Participants should be aware of the potential dangers of any winter sport, and leaders should stress incident prevention
by emphasizing proper technique.
3. Help participants understand the need for using appropriate personal protective equipment such as helmets for
sledding, snowboarding, and skiing.
4. Winter sports are more physically demanding. Leaders and youth should be physically fit and capable to participate.
5. Be sure equipment fits each person properly.
6. During sledding, make sure the hill is safe and free of obstacles. Keep sledding paths and participant return paths
separate from each other.
7. Talk about and gain support for the basic rules for the activity … before it begins.

Sugar Mountain Ski Well. Be Well. Rules (COVID STUFF)

All Day Session Plan 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Ski / Board School Lesson

Ski and snowboard group lessons are available for all levels and abilities. Groups are put together by ability level. Beginner group lessons take priority. Group lessons are an hour and a half. Group lessons are for skiers and snowboarders 8 years old and up only.

Registration for Group Lessons are day of with equipment in person.

• Sessions are on the Hour: 9:00 PM – 3:00 PM

Snow Sports Merit Badge

Outer Clothing Sizes (Jackets and Bibs)

Available Sizes:

Youth Jackets: 2 – 7
Youth Bibs: 2 – 5 and XS – XXL

Women’s Jackets: XS – XXXL
Women’s Bibs: XS – XXXL

Men’s Jackets: S – XXXL
Men’s Bibs: S – XXL

Tubing

The tubing park is open with sessions at 10am, 12pm, 2pm, and 4pm.

Looking for something different? Try tubing! Located on the Sugar Mountain Golf Course; the 700 ft long tubing lanes are serviced by a Magic Carpet lift. Snowmaking, lights for night tubing and regularly groomed lanes complete the facility. Sessions are just under two hours long and run from 10:00am until 10:00pm.

Individual tickets must be purchased at the tubing park. Waivers for children 11 & under must be signed by parent or guardian. Save time by completing the form before you arrive and bringing it with you.

• • Snow tubing is located across the street from the base lodge.
  • The tubing park consists of several 700 ft. long lanes.
  • The tubing park is serviced by a moving conveyor lift called a Magic Carpet, which transports riders smoothly to the top of the runs.
  • Sessions are 1 hour and 45 minutes long. Sessions times are: 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm, 8pm
  • Session tickets are purchased in the building located between the ice rink and the tubing park.
  • A limited number of tubing tickets are sold per session. No more than six (6) tickets per person may be purchased at a time. Tickets for each session go on sale one hour prior to the start of the session and are sold on a FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS – THERE ARE NO PRESALES.
  • Upon approval children ages 3 & 4 qualify for a complimentary tubing ticket. The child must be accompanied by a ticketed adult.
  • Must be 3 years of age or older to tube.
  • Children 6 and under must ride/share a tube with an adult.
  • Children 7 and 8 must be under the direct supervision of an adult.
  • At Tubing Supervisor’s discretion, children of any age may be asked to ride with an adult as circumstances require.
  • All children 11 and under must have a waiver/release signed by a parent or guardian prior to purchasing a tubing ticket.
  • Ski boots are not allowed on the tubing runs.
  • Recommended clothing consist of warm outer clothing, hat, gloves/mittens, and durable shoes.
  • The management reserves the right to revoke a ticket/pass without refund at anytime for misconduct or nuisance caused by the ticket holder.
  • Conditions change as a result of weather and tubing traffic.
  • Your tubing ticket is non-refundable and non-transferable. Sugar Mountain Resort does not assume any responsibility for lost tubing tickets. No replacements. A valid tubing ticket is required at all times to enter the Tubing Park.
  • All policies and pricing are subject to change without notice.

Tubing Waiver (All Participants Must Have)

IMPORTANT: Your lift ticket and rental equipment are non-refundable and non-transferable. The Resort does not assume any responsibility for lost lift passes. No replacements. Everyone must have a valid lift ticket at all times to enter any slope system. No grace period at Sugar Mountain ski area. Management reserves the right to revoke ticket for misconduct. All prices and policies subject to change without notice.

 

Our lift equipment requires routine maintenance. Although every precaution is taken; in rare cases, grease may drip from lift equipment. Sugar Mountain Resort is not responsible for grease on clothing or equipment. This is an inherent risk of the sport.

Live Trail Map with Updates

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