Rye Rec Offers Ski And Snowboard Lessons With Thunder Ridge Ski Area

Press release from the City of Rye:

Ski & Snowboard Lessons Now Available with Thunder Ridge Ski Area

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Registration deadline: Enrollment is on a first come first serve basis. Do not hesitate to register.

Weekend times will fill up very quickly. The last day to submit the form (if the day/time is not already full) is December 1, 2023.

Our Snowsports School continues to grow and improve with programs for the young novice skier & snowboarder. These lessons are designed to teach and improve skills, instilling a passion for winter sports. The continuity of these programs provides the best possible learning environment. Our 6-week Park and Recreation programs offer, by far, the best value in the region.

SKI OR SNOWBOARD LESSONS

Location: Thunder Ridge Ski Area located in Patterson, NY. Transportation is not provided.

The program consists of six (6) 1 ½ hour group lessons. Participants can choose from the following days and times:

• Monday: 5:30 p.m. (start date 1/8/24)
• Tuesday: 5:30 p.m. (start date 1/9/24)
• Wednesday: 5:30 p.m. (start date 1/3/24)
• Thursday: 5:30 p.m. (start date 1/4/24)
• Friday: 5:30 p.m. (start date 1/5/24)
• Saturday: 3:30 p.m. (start date 1/6/24)
• Sunday: 3:30 p.m. (start date 1/7/24)

Lessons are for skiers and snowboarders 8 years old and up (as of 12/31/23 – no exceptions)(Including Adults).

A separate registration form is needed to enroll in the program. See Here.

Fees:
Season Pass Holders Only: $354.00
Lift & Lesson: $540.00
Lift, Lesson, Rental: $708.00

*For children ages 4 through 7, a one-hour, 6-week Midweek MiniBolt program is available during the day, mid-week. Sign-up for this program is directly through Thunder Ridge. Additional weekend programs, including Saturday and Sunday mornings, are available for ages 4 and up. Again, sign-up is directly through Thunder Ridge and information is available on our website, www.thunderridgeski.com.
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