On Thursday March 6, 2014 seventeen ski areas in New York State will be participating in the first annual “Celebrate Winter Day”. This day is intended for skiers and riders as well as those who want to learn to ski or snowboard to enjoy the slopes and celebrate all the splendor of winter. “Celebrate” will feature discounted lift tickets, most for sale at $12 and learn to ski packages, starting at $33, for all to enjoy. You can purchase your “Celebrate Winter Day” vouchers here for the discounted lift ticket or learn to ski or snowboard packages. Purchases can be made through Midnight March 4th 2014 after that there will be no more available, don’t delay, buy today!
Vouchers can only be purchased through ISKINY and not at the ski area.
The areas participating are:
Catamount – Starting at $12.00
Dry Hill Ski Area – Starting at $12.00
Holiday Valley – Starting at $24.00
Kissing Bridge – Starting at $12.00
Mount Peter – Starting at $12.00
Oak Mountain – March 7th – Starting at $12.00
Peek n’ Peak – Starting at $12.00
Swain – Starting at $12.00
Thunder Ridge – Starting at $12.00
Titus Mountain – Starting at $12.00
Toggenburg Mountain – Starting at $12.00
Tuxedo Ridge – Starting at $12.00
West Mountain – Starting at $12.00
Belleayre Mountain – Starting at $24.00
Whiteface Mountain – Starting at $24.00
Catamount – Starting at $33.00
Dry Hill Ski Area – Starting at $33.00
Holiday Valley – Starting at $36.00
Kissing Bridge – Starting at $33.00
Labrador Mountain – Starting at $33.00
Mount Peter – Starting at $33.00
Oak Mountain – March 7th – Starting at $33.00
Peek n’ Peak – Starting at $33.00
Swain – Starting at $33.00
Toggenburg Mountain – Starting at $33.00
Thunder Ridge – Starting at $33.00
Titus Mountain – Starting at $33.00
Tuxedo Ridge – Starting at $33.00
West Mountain – Starting at $33.00
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Skiers' Responsibility Code
Whether you ski, snowboard, telemark or enjoy downhill slopes on other
types of gear, you need to know "the rules of the road"
so that you and everyone around you will have a safe, fun day. Your
Responsibility Code is endorsed by every professional ski and snowboard
association. You'll see it posted at many resorts to remind you of
seven simple safety guidelines:
Always stay in control, and be able to stop or avoid other people
or 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.
Whenever starting downhill or merging into a trail, look uphill
and yield to others.
Always use devices to help prevent runaway equipment.
Observe all posted signs and warnings.
Keep off closed trails and out of closed areas.
Prior to using any lift, you must have the knowledge and ability
to load, ride and unload safely.
Know the code. It's your responsibility.
Be safety conscious.
As published on snowlink.com
On Thursday March 6, 2014 seventeen ski areas in New York State will be participating in the first annual “Celebrate Winter Day”. This day is intended for skiers and riders as well as those who want to learn to ski or snowboard to enjoy the slopes and celebrate all the splendor of winter. “Celebrate” will feature discounted lift tickets, most for sale at $12 and learn to ski packages, starting at $33, for all to enjoy. You can purchase your “Celebrate Winter Day” vouchers here for the discounted lift ticket or learn to ski or snowboard packages. Purchases can be made through Midnight March 4th 2014 after that there will be no more available, don’t delay, buy today!
