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Are you a winter sports enthusiast looking to hit the slopes and master the art of skiing or snowboarding? Look no further! Greek Peak offers an exciting range of physical education courses dedicated to helping you conquer the world of snow and mountains. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a complete beginner, our programs cater to all skill levels.
Why Choose Our Skiing and Snowboarding Courses?
- Expert Instructors: Our courses are led by certified and experienced instructors who are passionate about winter sports. They will guide you through every step of your skiing and snowboarding journey, ensuring you build strong fundamentals and improve your technique.
- Convenient Facilities: We provide you with easy-to-understand ski and snowboard rental services, practice slopes, and access to cutting-edge equipment, to offer the best learning experience possible.
- Safety First: Your safety is our top priority. Our instructors place a strong emphasis on safety and teach you how to navigate the slopes with confidence.
- Diverse Courses: We offer a variety of courses that cater to different skill levels, from introductory classes for beginners to advanced training for expert riders. You can choose the course that suits your needs and aspirations.
- Affordable Options: Our college program is committed to making skiing and snowboarding accessible to all students. We offer competitive pricing and rental options, ensuring that your passion for winter sports doesn’t break the bank.
What to Expect in Our Courses
Our skiing and snowboarding courses provide a comprehensive learning experience. Here’s a glimpse of what you can expect:
- Skill Development: Whether you’re starting from scratch or looking to refine your technique, our courses cover the fundamentals and advanced skills necessary to excel in skiing and snowboarding.
- On-Mountain Experience: The majority of your learning will take place on the slopes, where you’ll gain valuable hands-on experience. This includes practicing turns, carving, and exploring various types of terrain.
- Theory and Safety: Understanding the theory behind snow sports and safety measures is crucial. Our courses include classroom sessions where you’ll learn about mountain safety, equipment maintenance, and more.
- Networking and Fun: Beyond skill development, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with fellow students who share your passion for skiing and snowboarding. We believe in creating a community of winter sports enthusiasts.
How do I choose a skill level for the course?
When signing up you will be asked to rate your experience on skis or snowboard. Here’s an easy way to rate yourself:
Never Ever (Level 1) – this level is for those who have never tried skiing or snowboarding.
Beginner (Level 2) – this level is for those who have skied or snowboarded before, are able to get on and off a chairlift and are comfortable on green circle (easy) trails.
Intermediate (Level 3) – this level is for those who can link turns but still moderate speed and are comfortable with blue square (intermediate) trails.
Advanced (Level 4) – this level is for those that ski/board with good technique on all terrain and snow conditions and can ski black diamond trails with confidence using carved turns.
Expert/Instructor Development (Level 5) – this course is for advanced level skiers and boarders interested in teaching skiing or snowboarding. Ski & Ride School policies and procedures, progressions in learning and teaching skills are some of the areas that will be covered.
Join Us Today!
Don’t miss the chance to embark on an unforgettable journey into the world of skiing and snowboarding. Our college physical education courses are your gateway to mastering these exciting winter sports. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or simply looking for a new way to stay active during the winter months, our courses are the perfect choice.
Ready to hit the slopes? Contact us today to learn more about course availability, pricing, and how to enroll. Your snowy adventure awaits at Greek Peak.
Phone: 888-974-8024
Email: Molli Rainbow (College Programs Director)
Participating Colleges:
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SUNY Binghamton
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SUNY Cortland
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Ithaca College
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TC3
Course Description
The Ski and Snowboard courses run for six (6) consecutive weeks on the same day/time, starting on Friday, 1/19/24 and concluding on Friday, 2/23/24. It is important that your schedule permits attendance on this day throughout the season because you must attend five (5) of the six (6) lessons offered to receive college credit.
There will also be an additional course offered on Sundays. This course will start on Sunday, 1/21/24 and conclude on Sunday, 2/25/24.
It is important that your schedule permits attendance on these days throughout the season because you must attend five (5) of the six (6) lessons offered to receive college credit.
Course Requirements
All students who sign up for this course are responsible for checking their college e-mail for messages such as class cancellations. Please check your messages the day before and the day of your class.
Except for extenuating circumstances requiring college advisor approval you must attend the first class AND attend a total of five (5) classes offered to receive college credit and a passing grade.
How the Course Works
Bus transportation is provided by the college. The bus will leave campus from the East Gym parking lot as follows:
Friday classes: Bus leaves campus at 2:45pm & arrives at Greek Peak at 3:45pm; Bus leaves Greek Peak at 8:45pm returning to campus at 9:45pm
Sunday classes: Bus leaves campus at 9:45am & arrives at Greek Peak at 10:45am; Bus leaves Greek Peak at 4:45pm returning to campus at 5:45pm
When you arrive at Greek Peak you will be greeted by a Greek Peak representative who will take attendance and make announcements.
All students will receive their college PE RFID card at their first class/session. This card must be worn between your waist and shoulders inside your jacket (not by your cell phone) every class as this serves as your lift ticket. If you drive to Greek Peak, you will go to the College Program Ticket window inside the main lodge near where the van drop off is to check in and pick up your pass. Each week thereafter, you will go to the College Program Ticket Window to check in.
The course includes a five-hour pass, 1 ¾ hour lesson, and rental equipment if needed.
Friday passes are valid: 3:45pm – 8:45pm
Sunday passes are valid: 10:45am – 3:45pm
Lesson Place & Time:
The lesson meeting spot is located next to the Alpha Slope (Chair #3). If exiting the rental building, proceed directly across the metal bridge. Please be there 10 minutes early.
Beginner Lessons: Friday: 4:30pm; Sunday: 11:30am.
Intermediate & Advanced Lessons: Friday: 6:30pm; Sunday: 1:30pm.
Clothing
Be sure to dress warmly. Outer clothing should be windproof and waterproof and should include a hat, mittens/gloves, coat, waterproof pants, long underwear and warm socks. It is better to over dress and shed additional layers than to lack the appropriate clothing.
Course Registration
Students must sign up for the course on the ‘BU Brain’ and then register for the class at Greek Peak. To register with Greek Peak: call 888-974-8024 or click HERE.
The cost for the class is $501.00 and includes bus transportation.
If you need to rent equipment, the basic equipment rental package is $88. This equipment rental package includes skis, boots & poles or a snowboard and boots and is purchased through Greek Peak.
A helmet rental is optional and can also be purchased upon registration with Greek Peak for a total of $42. Prices above include tax.
Be sure to upload a photo (head shot) for your RFID lift pass while registering. Your pass serves as verification you are a part of the class and includes your rental purchase which will be scanned each time you pick up your rental equipment.
Course Fee Adjustment for Dropping the Course
Any student that drops the course prior to the College’s drop date will only be charged for the number of classes taken (lessons & rental fees). The photo ID pass must be turned in prior to the next scheduled class to the College Program Director. Anyone seeking a course fee adjustment due to illness or injury must submit the request, including medical documentation of illness/injury to the College Program Director at Greek Peak, immediately following the incident and prior to the next scheduled class. The amount charged will be based on the number of classes taken (lesson and rental fees) less Greek Peak’s $20 processing fee. There will be no adjustment of course fees if withdrawal occurs after the completion of the 4th lesson.
If you have any questions regarding the registration process, please contact the College Program Director at Greek Peak, Molli Rainbow at: mrainbow@greekpeakmtnresort.com or 888-974-8024.
Course Description
The Ski and Snowboard courses run for six (6) weeks on the same day/time, starting on Monday, 1/22/24 (No class on 2/19/24) and concluding on Monday, 3/4/24.
It is important that your schedule permits attendance on this day throughout the season because you must attend four (4) of the six (6) lessons offered to receive college credit.
Course Requirements
All students who sign up for this course are responsible for checking their college e-mail for messages such as class cancellations. Please check your messages the day before and the day of your class.
Except for extenuating circumstances requiring college advisor approval you must attend at least one of the first two classes AND attend a total of four (4) of the six (6) classes offered to receive college credit and a passing grade.
How the Course Works
Bus transportation is provided by the college. The bus will leave campus promptly at 3:35pm from Park Center and will arrive at Greek Peak at 4:00pm. The bus will depart Greek Peak at 9:30pm, returning to campus at approximately 10:00pm. Please be on time for all departures.
When you arrive at Greek Peak you will be greeted by a Greek Peak representative who will take attendance and make announcements.
All students will receive their college PE RFID card at their first class/session. This card must be worn between your waist and shoulders inside your jacket (not by your cell phone) every class as this serves as your lift ticket. If you drive to Greek Peak, you will go to the College Program Ticket window inside the main lodge near where the van drop off is to check in and pick up your pass. Each week thereafter, you will go to the College Program Ticket Window to check in.
The course includes a five-hour pass, 1 ¾ hour lesson, and rental equipment if needed.
Monday passes are valid: 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm.
1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, (Not 2/19), 2/26, 3/4 (no class on 2/19 Presidents Day)
Lesson Place & Time:
The lesson meeting spot is located next to the Alpha Slope (Chair #3). If exiting the rental building, proceed directly across the metal bridge. Please be there 10 minutes early.
Beginner Lessons: 4:30pm.
Intermediate & Advanced Lessons: 6:30pm.
Clothing
Be sure to dress warmly. Outer clothing should be windproof and waterproof and should include a hat, mittens/gloves, coat, waterproof pants, long underwear and warm socks. It is better to over dress and shed additional layers than to lack the appropriate clothing.
Course Registration
Students must sign up for the course with the Cortland REC Department and then register for the class at Greek Peak. Be sure to upload a photo for your RFID pass. To register with Greek Peak: call 888-974-8024 or click HERE.
The cost for the class is $301.00 and includes bus transportation. The fee for the class, and rental equipment if needed, is bursared through SUNY Cortland and has already been factored into your tuition and fees bill for the semester.
An equipment rental package includes skis, boots & poles or a snowboard and boots and can be added when registering with Greek Peak
A helmet rental is optional and can be purchased upon registration with Greek Peak for a total of $42. Prices above include tax.
Be sure to upload a photo (head shot) for your RFID lift pass while registering. Your pass serves as verification you are a part of the class and includes your rental purchase which will be scanned each time you pick up your rental equipment.
Course Fee Adjustment for Dropping the Course
Any student that drops the course prior to the College’s drop date will only be charged for the number of classes taken (lessons & rental fees). The RFID pass must be turned in prior to the next scheduled class to the College Program Director. Anyone seeking a course fee adjustment due to illness or injury must submit the request, including medical documentation of illness/injury to the College Program Director at Greek Peak, immediately following the incident and prior to the next scheduled class. The amount charged will be based on the number of classes taken (lesson and rental fees) less Greek Peak’s $20 processing fee. There will be no adjustment of course fees if withdrawal occurs after the completion of the 4th lesson.
If you have any questions regarding the registration process, please contact the College Program Director at Greek Peak, Molli Rainbow at: mrainbow@greekpeakmtnresort.com or 888-974-8024.
Course Description
The Ski and Snowboard courses run for six (6) consecutive weeks on the same day/time (10:45am-3:45pm), starting on Saturday, 1/27/24 and concluding on Saturday, 3/2/24.
It is important that your schedule permits attendance on this day throughout the season because you must attend four (4) of the six (6) lessons offered to receive college credit.
Course Requirements
All students who sign up for this course are responsible for checking their college e-mail for messages such as class cancellations. Please check your messages the day before and the day of your class.
Except for extenuating circumstances requiring college advisor approval you must attend at least one of the first two classes AND attend a total of four (4) classes offered to receive college credit and a passing grade.
How the Course Works
Bus transportation is provided by the college. The bus will leave campus promptly at 10:00am from Phillips Hall and will arrive at Greek Peak at 10:45am. The bus will depart Greek Peak at 3:45pm, returning to campus at approximately 4:30pm. Please be on time for all departures.
When you arrive at Greek Peak you will be greeted by a Greek Peak representative or Ithaca College Advisor who will take attendance and make announcements.
All students will receive their college PE RFID card at their first class/session. This card must be worn between your waist and shoulders inside your jacket (not by your cell phone) every class as this serves as your lift ticket. If you drive to Greek Peak, you will go to the College Program Ticket window inside the main lodge near where the van drop off is to check in and pick up your pass. Each week thereafter, you will go to the College Program Ticket Window to check in.
The course includes a five-hour pass, 1 ¾ hour lesson, and rental equipment if needed.
Saturday passes are valid: Saturday 10:45am – 3:45pm.
Lesson Place & Time:
The lesson meeting spot is located next to the Alpha Slope (Chair #3). If exiting the rental building, proceed directly across the metal bridge. Please be there 10 minutes early.
Beginner Lessons: 11:30am.
Intermediate & Advanced Lessons: 1:30pm.
Clothing
Be sure to dress warmly. Outer clothing should be windproof and waterproof and should include a hat, mittens/gloves, coat, waterproof pants, long underwear and warm socks. It is better to over dress and shed additional layers than to lack the appropriate clothing.
Course Registration
Students must register for the course with Ithaca College PALS and then register and pay for the class at Greek Peak. To register with Greek Peak: call 888-974-8024 or click HERE.
The cost for the class is $501.00 and includes bus transportation.
If you need to rent equipment, the basic equipment rental package is $88. This equipment rental package includes skis, boots & poles or a snowboard and boots.
A helmet rental is optional and can also be purchased upon registration with Greek Peak for a total of $42. Prices above include tax.
Be sure to upload a photo (head shot) for your RFID lift pass while registering. Your pass serves as verification you are a part of the class and includes your rental purchase which will be scanned each time you pick up your rental equipment.
Course Fee Adjustment for Dropping the Course
Any student that drops the course prior to the College’s drop date will only be charged for the number of classes taken (lessons & rental fees). The RFID pass must be turned in prior to the next scheduled class to the College Program Director. Anyone seeking a course fee adjustment due to illness or injury must submit the request, including medical documentation of illness/injury to the College Program Director at Greek Peak, immediately following the incident and prior to the next scheduled class. The amount charged will be based on the number of classes taken (lesson and rental fees) less Greek Peak’s $20 processing fee. There will be no adjustment of course fees if withdrawal occurs after the completion of the 4th lesson.
If you have any questions regarding the registration process, please contact the College Program Director at Greek Peak, Molli Rainbow at: mrainbow@greekpeakmtnresort.com or 888-974-8024.
Course Description
The Ski and Snowboard courses run for six (6) consecutive weeks on the same day/time, starting on Monday, 1/22/24 and concluding on Monday, 2/26/24. It is important that your schedule permits attendance on this day throughout the season because you must attend five (5) of the six (6) lessons offered to receive college credit.
There is also an additional course offered on Fridays from 4-9pm. This course will start on Friday, 1/26/24 and conclude on Friday, 3/1/24.
Course Requirements
All students who sign up for this course are responsible for checking their college e-mail for messages such as class cancellations. Please check your messages the day before and the day of your class.
Except for extenuating circumstances requiring college advisor approval you must attend at least one of the first two classes to receive college credit and a passing grade.
How the Course Works
When you arrive at Greek Peak you will be greeted by a Greek Peak representative who will take attendance and make announcements.
All students will receive their college PE RFID card at their first class/session. This card must be worn between your waist and shoulders inside your jacket (not by your cell phone) every class as this serves as your lift ticket. If you drive to Greek Peak, you will go to the College Program Ticket window inside the main lodge near where the van drop off is to check in and pick up your pass. Each week thereafter, you will go to the College Program Ticket Window to check in.
The course includes a five-hour pass, 1 ¾ hour lesson, and rental equipment if needed.
Monday passes are valid: Mondays 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm.
Friday passes are valid: Friday 4:00- 9:00 pm.
Lesson Place & Time:
The lesson meeting spot is located next to the Alpha Slope (Chair #3). If exiting the rental building, proceed directly across the metal bridge. Please be there 10 minutes early.
Beginner Lessons: 4:30pm.
Intermediate & Advanced Lessons: 6:30pm.
Clothing
Be sure to dress warmly. Outer clothing should be windproof and waterproof and should include a hat, mittens/gloves, coat, waterproof pants, long underwear and warm socks. It is better to over dress and shed additional layers than to lack the appropriate clothing.
Course Registration
Students must sign up for the course with TC3’s Health, Fitness, Lifetime Sports & Recreation Education Department and then register for the class at Greek Peak. To register with Greek Peak: call 888-974-8024 or click HERE.
The cost for the class is $301 and is bursared through TC3.
If you need to rent equipment, the basic equipment rental package is $88. This equipment rental package includes skis, boots & poles or a snowboard and boots and is purchased through Greek Peak, not bursared.
A helmet rental is optional and can also be purchased upon registration with Greek Peak for a total of $42. Prices above include tax.
Be sure to upload a photo (head shot) for your RFID lift pass while registering. Your pass serves as verification you are a part of the class and includes your rental purchase which will be scanned each time you pick up your rental equipment.
Course Fee Adjustment for Dropping the Course
Any student that drops the course prior to the College’s drop date will only be charged for the number of classes taken (lessons & rental fees). The RFID pass must be turned in prior to the next scheduled class to the College Program Director. Anyone seeking a course fee adjustment due to illness or injury must submit the request, including medical documentation of illness/injury to the College Program Director at Greek Peak, immediately following the incident and prior to the next scheduled class. The amount charged will be based on the number of classes taken (lesson and rental fees) less Greek Peak’s $20 processing fee. There will be no adjustment of course fees if withdrawal occurs after the completion of the 5th lesson.
If you have any questions regarding the registration process, please contact the College Program Director at Greek Peak, Molli Rainbow at: mrainbow@greekpeakmtnresort.com or 888-974-8024.
