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Outdoor Education

Winter outdoor activity builds skills to benefit physical health, cognitive ability, mental health & well-being. Bringing your students to enjoy skiing & snowboarding allows the chance to explore, discover their own talents for movement & inspire lifelong healthy habits.

  • Education rates (+HST) are based on minimum group size of 25 students.
  • Teachers/Supervisors receive 1 Complimentary lift ticket/rental per 10 students.
  • Mount St. Louis Moonstone has an RFID gated lift entry system. The RFID card is specific to the cardholder.
  • Immediate comprehensive Instruction Activity Centre for Entry Level Skiers & Snowboarders.
  • Ski & Snowboard improvement sessions for experienced participants.
  • Mount St Louis Moonstone’s focus is on SAFETY FIRST https://www.mountstlouis.com/safety-risk-awareness/ and then FUN!
  • Lesson plans https://schoolsonsnowontario.ca/educator-lesson-plans/ for before, during and after the school trip.
  • All School trip participants must wear a helmet including parents, teachers and supervisors.
  • The Outback Terrain Park is off limits.
  • The Resort is cashless.
  • MSLM uses an invoice system for payments, all invoices must be signed and approved by the teacher/supervisor before departure from the Resort.
  • Trip rescheduling or cancellation. Send an email to [email protected]

Mount St Louis Moonstone is a proud member of OSRA (Ontario Snow Resort Association), and all programs satisfy OSBIE & Ontario PE Curriculum guidelines. Canadian Ski Patrollers work to keep students safe!

School Trip Rates

Hours Lift/Lesson
Skiing or Snowboarding		 Equipment Rental
Skis/Boots/Poles/Helmet or
Snowboard/Boots/Helmet

Day 9am – 4:00pm
$33
$20
Afternoon
12:00pm – 4:00pm		 $33 $20
Night 4:00pm – 9pm $27 $20
MSLM Podium Pass Holder $16 $20

All prices subject to HST.

Pricing is subject to change at anytime without notice.

 

Race Trip Rates

Hours Lift
Skiing or Snowboarding
Day 9am – 4:00pm $45
Afternoon
12:00pm – 4:00pm		 $45
Night 4:00pm – 9pm $38
MSLM Podium Pass Holder $16

Mount St. Louis Moonstone has designated terrain, expert coaching, and complete support services for racing or training sessions.

All prices subject to HST.

Pricing is subject to change at anytime without notice.

For course information please contact [email protected] and [email protected]

Track3 Assistance

Access for All

MSLM believes every student should have the right to learn & safely participate in skiing & snowboarding.

Would your student(s) benefit from personal instruction rather than a group based lesson setting? If your students emotional, intellectual, behavioral challenges or physical abilities require special adaptive equipment and training, MSLM partners with Track3

For Track3 assistance please contact Snowschool Director Jim Morris through email [email protected].

General

Winter outdoor activity builds skills to benefit physical health, cognitive ability, mental health & well-being. Bringing your students to enjoy skiing & snowboarding allows the chance to explore, discover their own talents for movement & inspire lifelong healthy habits.

  • Education rates (+HST) are based on minimum group size of 25 students.
  • Teachers/Supervisors receive 1 Complimentary lift ticket/rental per 10 students.
  • Mount St. Louis Moonstone has an RFID gated lift entry system. The RFID card is specific to the cardholder.
  • Immediate comprehensive Instruction Activity Centre for Entry Level Skiers & Snowboarders.
  • Ski & Snowboard improvement sessions for experienced participants.
  • Mount St Louis Moonstone’s focus is on SAFETY FIRST https://www.mountstlouis.com/safety-risk-awareness/ and then FUN!
  • Lesson plans https://schoolsonsnowontario.ca/educator-lesson-plans/ for before, during and after the school trip.
  • All School trip participants must wear a helmet including parents, teachers and supervisors.
  • The Outback Terrain Park is off limits.
  • The Resort is cashless.
  • MSLM uses an invoice system for payments, all invoices must be signed and approved by the teacher/supervisor before departure from the Resort.
  • Trip rescheduling or cancellation. Send an email to [email protected]

Mount St Louis Moonstone is a proud member of OSRA (Ontario Snow Resort Association), and all programs satisfy OSBIE & Ontario PE Curriculum guidelines. Canadian Ski Patrollers work to keep students safe!

Important Links

Education Rates: https://www.mountstlouis.com/education-rates/

Schools on Snow Ontario: https://schoolsonsnowontario.ca/educator-lesson-plans/

Safety & Awareness: https://www.mountstlouis.com/safety-risk-awareness/

Track3: https://www.track3.org/

Arrival

Students
STAY ON THE BUS!

MSLM Snowschool Staff will board the bus to:

  • Conduct a brief safety overview
  • Explain important organizational procedures

Teachers/Supervisors

  • Proceed to Guest Services and obtain Louis Xpress RFID card (lift tickets), paper tickets to distribute to students. The Louis Xpress RFID cards are reloadable for future visits. Do NOT THROW AWAY.
  • Students place the Louis Xpress RFID card in a upper left side sleeve or left side pocket away from their wallet/phone/keys prior to departing the bus.
  • The Louis Xpress RFID card MUST always be worn on the left side when skiing/riding
  • Don’t place the Louis Xpress RFID card near your phone, wallet, or othr RFID devices
  • Replacement fee if the Louis Xpress RFID card is lost damaged or stolen.
  • MSLM uses an invoice system for payments, all invoices must be signed and approved by the teacher/supervisor before departure from the Resort.

Rentals

Lockers

Protect your belongings! Store them in a locker. Daily lockers are available to purchase in person.

Helmets

Be sure your helmet fits properly ask an MSLM attendant for assistance.

Boots

Boots are the key to comfort! KNOW YOUR SHOE SIZE! Take time on our comfy benches to try your ski or snowboard boots on. Ask our helpful and knowledgeable staff about how they should feel!

Make sure your buckles are done up properly!

Ski/Snowboard Equipment

The tech attendants will assign your equipment.

Students will be asked to confirm the following information:

  • Weight
  • Height

Checklist before leaving the Rental Department

  • Jacket, gloves/mitts, helmet, ski or snowboard boots and your equipment
  • Louis Xpress RFID card in your left side pocket. Paper ticket is attached to your jacket.
  • Wear your helmet and ski or snowboard boots. Carry your equipment to the Snowschool meeting area

Mount St Louis Moonstone’s Snow School Professionals will be expecting you as you exit the Rental Department.

Snow School

Meeting Area

Mount St Louis Moonstone’s goal for the entry-level skier/rider to have you skiing/riding on beginner slopes (green slopes)

Sessions/Lessons

  • Entry-level skiers and riders will directly go through the Mount St Louis Moonstone’s Snow School’s Instructional Activity Centers. Students flow through the centers at their own pace.
  • Focus on getting in and out of equipment, turning, stopping.
  • Learn to ride magic carpet, and the resort’s easy Sundance chairlift with loading carpet.
  • The lesson ends with advice on terrain you can tackle and tips on improvements
  • All intermediate and advanced skiers/boarders must go through an initial ski-assessment to determine the appropriate level of lessons, where they will have their Louis Xpress RFID card upgraded by a snowschool staff member.
  • Didn’t get upgraded? Opportunity to upgrade your Louis Express RFID is possible at a scheduled time in the afternoon through a snow school member.

Things to know

Know slope locations and their difficulty
Download the Trail Guide.

Become familiar with trails signs!
Know the Alpine Responsibility Code.

Know your School Representative

Know where to return your rental equipment. DO NOT LEAVE EQUIPMENT OUTSIDE!

Know the time your bus is departing.

Staff at the Guest Service Desk are here to help!

Helpful Hints to Stay Warm

3-layer approach

  1. Wicking (worn next to your skin keeping moisture and sweat away form your skin)
  2. Insulating (middle layer that keeps the cold out and warmth in)
  3. Protection (exterior layer to guard against elements)

Good

  • Loose Insulating layer allowing a full range of movement
  • Long underwear & footless tights
  • Wool or acrylic socks
  • Goggles. Wearing eye protection with UV

Bad

  • Cotton. It will absorb sweat and make you shiver.
  • Bulky insulating layer
  • Wearing more than one pair of socks can lead to unwanted blisters, restrict circulation and result in cold feet.
  • Long scarves