SNOW SCHOOL
Lessons
Well known for our fabulous and fun loving instructors, Falcon Ridge offers the perfect venue for all ages to learn the exciting sports of alpine skiing and snowboarding. Get started on the right foot and book a lesson with us today!
To book, call our Falcon Trails Resort Office at 204-349-8273 between 9am - 5pm daily OR our Falcon Ridge Chalet line at 204-349-8935 on operating days.
Private lesson - $63/person
Looking for one-on-one instruction? Book a 1 hour private lesson to ensure you have the best leg up on learning! Price does not include lift ticket or rental equipment.
Group lesson - $31/person
Book a spot in one of our group lessons for a chance to learn with other folks! Max number of students for each lesson is 5 people. Price does not include lift ticket or rental and is for all ages.
Family lesson - $124 FLAT RATE
Wanting to keep your crew all together but prevent anyone else from joining the lesson? Book a Family Lesson for a flat rate of $124 which is good for up to 4 people.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Do I need to book ahead?
It is strongly recommended. We often sell out out daily lessons so to ensure you get the support you need please plan ahead.
What’s a good age to start lessons?
You know your child best, but we recommend starting lessons as early as 4 years old. At that age they likely won’t be going out on their own after the lesson but will have a blast and get a great head-start for future years. Book an hour of tubing after the lesson to help ensure you end things on a positive and fun note! Our smallest boot rental size for skiing is 8 and for snowboarding is 1.
What’s easier, skiing or snowboarding?
Most people find skiing an easier sport to learn first as it is quite similar to ice skating and doesn’t require as much muscle strength as snowboarding.
Do you have a chairlift?
No, but our Chickadee Beginner Handle-Tow is fantastic to learn on. The gentle sloping hill provides an excellent venue for people to learn safely.
As a parent/guardian, can I watch the lesson?
You are welcome to watch the lesson and take pictures from a distance (ie: bottom of the hill) but we strongly recommend that parents give instructors and students space in the lesson so there are minimal distractions for teaching.