Our private lesson programs offer customized one on one instruction or small group sessions for any age or ability level in skiing or snowboarding.
Our friendly instructors will guide you through the basics in a fun and supportive group setting so you feel safe, comfortable, and confident on the slopes.
Penguin Patrol is a fun and playful ski-only program designed for children ages 3 to 5.
Powder Rangers is a multi-week skiing and snowboarding program for kids ages 6 to 12 who want to build strong skills, confidence, and mountain awareness in a fun and supportive environment.
Slope Guides is a youth leadership and skills development program for skiers and snowboarders who want to take their abilities to the next level while learning what it takes to become future mountain leaders.
Sugarloaf’s instructor courses prepare skiers and snowboarders for teaching roles on the mountain. Build skills, confidence, and leadership on snow.
Adult Day Clinics offer a full-day group training experience for skiers and snowboarders who want to improve technique, build confidence, and explore new terrain. Events dates January 23 and February 13.
Celebrate International Women’s Day on the slopes with our Ladies Day Clinic! This one-day skiing or snowboarding program is designed to bring women together in a comfortable and empowering environment. Event date March 8th, 2026.
SnowLab Series is a multi-session program for adults who want to improve their skiing skills in a structured and social setting. 4 sessions – January 9th, 30th, Feb 20th, and March 13th.
She Skis is a multi-week skiing program designed exclusively for women who want to build skills, confidence, and community on the slopes. Sundays from January 11th to February 1st.
Penguin Patrol (Ages 3-5, Ski-Only)
Powder Rangers (Ages 6-12)
Slope Guides (Ages 12-15)
Arrive Early
Plan to arrive at least 45 minutes before your lesson (60 minutes if you need rental equipment). This gives you time to check in, grab your lift ticket, and pick up gear without feeling rushed.
Rental Equipment?
If you’re renting gear, arriving early is even more critical; lines can get busy, and we want you ready for the slopes when your class begins!
Dress Properly
Wear warm clothing, waterproof layers, a jacket, snow pants, gloves, and a helmet. Don’t forget goggles or sunglasses for eye protection.
Parking & Meeting Point
Park in the main lot and check in at the Snow School counter located in the ticket office.
Waivers
All participants must sign a program waiver before starting lessons.
Lift Tickets
If your program doesn’t include a lift ticket, purchase one before your lesson. Tickets must be worn on the outside of your clothing to access lifts.