Skiing and snowboarding offer freedom and flow, but they also rely on awareness and shared responsibility. Speed and collision safety play a key role in creating a positive experience on snow. Several key points of the Alpine Responsibility Code directly relate to speed and collision prevention—and they apply every time you’re on the slopes. Stay in control Staying in control …
Skiing and snowboarding are shared activities. No matter where you ski or ride in Alberta, you’re sharing the slopes with others who may have different abilities, experience and comfort levels. That’s why the Alpine Responsibility Code exists. The Code is recognized across ski areas and resorts as the rules of the slopes. It applies to everyone—skiers and snowboarders, beginners and …
Using lifts safely is an important part of enjoying a day on the slopes. For many skiers and snowboarders, chairlifts are a routine part of the experience, while for others—especially children and newer participants—they can feel unfamiliar at first. Clear expectations and shared habits help make every lift ride smooth and predictable. While your local ski area may not have …
Skiing with the whole family can be a wonderful way to spend quality time together during the winter months. To ensure everyone has a good time, it’s important to review safety information and be prepared. Also, keep an eye on our Events Page as ski areas across the province post family-friendly events all throughout the season. Here are 5 tips …
Skiers and riders, heads up! Rest easy that you’ve got all your ski smarts this season (hint: it starts before you even hit the hill). Read all about our so-easy-anyone-can-remember-it “ski smart” guide; what it is, how it was created, and why you need it.