Turn Your Classroom into a Ski Slope for the Day!

Arrival Procedure

General

2 chalets! Moonstone (North) & St Louis (South) areas. Full services at each lodge.

All School Trip participants must wear a helmet including students, parents, teachers and/or volunteers.

MSLM is a proud member of OSRA (Ontario Snow Resort Association), and all programs satisfy OSBIE & Ontario PE Cirriculum guidelines.

MSLM's Education Program provides:

• 1 hour group lesson - regardless of ability with our certified CSIA or CASI instructors.
• Full Rental package
• MSLM's focus is on SAFETY FIRST and then FUN!  

Bus

Students STAY ON THE BUS! MSLM Snowschool Staff board the bus to:

• conduct a brief safety overview
• explain important organizational procedures 
• enter the chalet as a group using our RENTAL Entrance!
• Non-Renters: Please leave your equipment outside

Lift Tickets

Teachers/Trip Supervisors:

• proceed to Guest Services and obtain lift tickets to distribute to students.
• Students attach lift tickets prior to departing the bus.

*Tip: place the metal hook through jacket pocket zipper latch.*

The lift ticket MUST BE be visible at all times when skiing/riding.

Rental

Know your rental number! It will be written on your daily lift ticket.  This number represents you, your school and what equipment you have rented.

Students renting will be asked for their:

• weight
• height
• shoe size

Parents/Volunteers/Teachers will be assigned a rental number at check in at Guest Services

Boots

The right Boot is key to comfort! Show your lift ticket to the attendant. KNOW YOUR SHOW SIZE!  Take time on our comfy benches to try your ski or snowboard boots on.  Ask our helpful knowledgeable staff about how they should feel!

Make sure your buckles are done up properly!

Lockers

Love your boots? Love your belongings too! Store them in a locker.  Lockers are only steps away from the boot fitting area.

Board/Skis

Stored your beloved belongings in a locker? Now you're ready to pick up your skis or snowboard!

Checklist:

• jacket, gloves/mitts, helmet, and your lift ticket, wearing your ski or snowboard boots
• Proceed to the board or ski counter. Show your lift ticket to the attendant for properly adjusted equipment. 

You're geared up and ready to learn!     

Snow School Meeting Area

Our Snow School professionals will be expecting you.

• Beginner lessons start immediately after leaving the rental shop. 
• All intermediate and advanced skiers/boarders/bladers must go through an initial ski-assessment to determine the appropriate level of lessons, where they will then receive a colour sticker.  
• Upgrading of sticker is possible at a scheduled time after lunch.
• Please carry your equipment to meeting area

Lesson/Session

Our goal is to have you skiing/riding on beginner slopes (green slopes).

• Focus on getting in and out of equipment, turning, stopping,
• Learn to ride magic carpet, and our easy Sundance chairlift with loading carpet.
• Lesson ends with advice on terrain you can tackle and hints on improvements 
• Entry-level skiers and riders will directly go through the MSLM Snow School's Instructional Activity Centers.  Students flow through the centers at their own pace. 

Things to know

Grab a trail map!

• Know slope locations and their difficulty

Become familiar with trails signs!

• Know the Alpine Responsibility Code. 

Staff at the Guest Service Desk are here to help! 

First Aid

Safety First! Then Fun & Learning!

• Canadian Ski Patrollers work to keep students safe!
• Report incidents to Ski Patrol or Snow School Staff
• Ski Patrol First Aid stations are located at both chalet areas. 

Lost and Found

Located at Guest Services 

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
• Turtlenecks & sweaters
• 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 

Stats:

• Largest beginner terrain in Ontario
• 36 Slopes
• 9 chair lifts
• 3 Magic carpet lifts
• Adffordable rates
• Located on Highway 400 just 20min north of Barrie
• Rossignol and Burton brands in our rental department so students are skiing and boarding on the latest equipment
• For every 10 students participant, teachers/volunteers receive a complimentary lift ticket and rental
• Certified Ski/Snowboard Instructors
• Certified Ski Patrol

Book Your Trip:

Sherry Truax (Group Sales) groupsales@mslm.on.ca

Toronto toll free 1-877-835-2112

or

local 705-835-2112 ext 200 

Inclusion:

Should your student benefit from personal instruction rather than our group based lesson setting due to emotional, intellectual or behavioural challenges or physically require special adaptive equipment and training  

For Track 3 assistance please contact Snowschool Director Jim Morris  snowschool@mslm.on.ca

or  705-835-2112 ext 216.

Racing:

MSLM has designated terrain, expert coaching and complete support services for racing or training sessions. Please call for details.

Payment:

MSLM requires Trip Supervisors to reconcile payment before 1:00pm for day programs and before 6:30pm for evening programs.