Beginning on January 6th, the Women’s Wednesdays Program offers eight sessions of supportive and challenging ski and snowboard clinics for women, taught by PSIA/AASI-trained women instructors.

The Wednesday clinics are specially tailored to address each individual’s experience level and aspirations, from those beginning or restarting to those wishing to improve their skills on steeper terrain in every possible condition winter might serve up. Confidence on the snow is a necessary ingredient for improvement at all levels and the

The Women's Wednesdays Program offers just the right blend of encouragement, skill development, and camaraderie. Complementary hot beverage. 2-hour ski/ride clinic. Individual video analysis of skiing/riding.

Participants gather at 9:45 am for a quick self-morning stretch and the clinics begin promptly at 10:00 am on snow. Advance registration is required; book by 9:15am before the lesson begins.

VALID LIFT TICKET OR SEASON PASS REQUIRED AND NOT INCLUDED

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The Adaptive program at Catamount provides ski and snowboard lessons to individuals of all ages with physical, cognitive or developmental disabilities. Catamount partners with STRIDE Adaptive Sports, a nonprofit adaptive skiing and recreation organization for individuals with disabilities. Our Adaptive volunteer coaches are PSIA-trained and will assess, equip and teach individuals with special needs, one-on-on, to meet their specific goals, abilities and learning styles. We welcome individuals of all abilities!

Register online by completing the STRIDE registration form and Move United waiver prior to making a reservation with STRIDE.

Call the STRIDE OFFICE at 860-482-2931 to make an adaptive lesson reservation.

Payment for reservations are paid to Catamount. Cancellations or no-shows prior to 24 hours are subject to a $25 fee.

Saturdays:
9:00am-11:30am
1:00pm-3:30pm

Sundays:
9:00am-11:30am
1:00pm-3:30pm

Program will include a safe and fun all-mountain experience. Season-long coaching on how to teach skiing and/or riding to both children and adults

Clinics and sessions on various topics such as: 

• Skiing / riding powder 
• Carving
• Terrain park
• Moguls
  
  

Dedicated time to improve personal skiing and riding skills as well as interpersonal communication. 

All coaching will be based on PSIA and AASI certification standards for teaching snow sports. Competition of PSIA’s Junior Instructor Certificate Program is strongly recommended for all participants.  Helmets are required for all program participants. Please note that lunch is not included but will be supervised. The Seasonal lunch option includes snacks, and lunch.

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This seasonal program is for all mountain skiers/riders ages 7-17 years old who wish to expand their freeriding skills.  Various skiing/riding terrain will be explored, including (conditions permitting) riding switch, boxes, rails, ollis, nollis, taps, trees and a whole bunch of other fun stuff.  The main focus circling around Smart Style; an industry-wide set of freestyle standards and park etiquette.  Participants can expect to have a lot of fun learning the ins & outs of Catamount as a whole while gaining a marked experience that will be remembered for life!

We have added a USASA competition freestyle team to our options this season. Each team member who is competing needs to become a USASA member and we will be competing in the Southern New England Series. For more information please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

FreeStyle skiers need to be comfortable skiing backwards and skiing all terrain on the mountain closed track parallel.

FreeStyle boarders need to be comfortable riding switch and carving on blue terrain, and linking turns on blue/black terrain.

Helmets are required for all program participants.

Please be sure to select the correct program for the ability level of your child. Underestimating the ability level of your child is much easier to adjust for rather than overestimating their ability level.  Children who do not meet the required minimum ability level and chairlift ability will be moved down to other programs based on availability.

Please arrive for drop off at 9:30am in the Berkshire Room of the Berkshire Lodge. Designated drop off times enable the groups to be out on the snow for the start time of 10:00am.  If you are late to the snow for the start time (10:00am) you risk forfeiting or you will need to wait at a designated lift that day  for the group to come down and pick up your child on the next run. This time will not be rescheduled, nor will a refund/credit be given. 

• Children must arrive dressed and ready for snow.
• Parents are responsible for picking up rental equipment and getting children geared up.
• Due to chair lift capacity limits, children may be required to ride chair without an instructor.
• Please use an email you check regularly to register your child; most communication regarding program operations is done through email. 

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