Top tips for starting out
Getting Oriented: Carry the EASY RIDER map to know the different routes included in the beginner pass.
Right Equipment: Get advice from a professional when choosing your gear to make learning easier and prevent injuries. All equipment should be suited to your skill level and body type, and properly adjusted.
Essentials: Always have a helmet, sunglasses or ski goggles, sunscreen, gloves, and appropriate ski clothing.
Layering: Dress in layers to stay at a comfortable temperature—not too hot, not too cold.
Listen to Yourself: If you are tired, avoid long runs. Finish the current slope slowly or take the gondola for descent.
Weather and Appropriate Clothing: Check the weather before heading out and make sure you have suitable clothing for the conditions.
Progress Effectively: Take lessons from ski schools to receive professional guidance, learn proper techniques, and progress safely.
Insurance: Make sure you have adequate ski insurance to cover potential accidents, medical expenses, and rescue services. Learn more
