2004-05 Calendar of Events

What is up and coming!!

2004-05 Calendar of Events

This is a partial list of notable events at the Ski Resorts that circle Tahoe.

For a full list check out the resorts website or give them a call.

HOMEWOOD

1st monday of the month...

Senior Moment Monday

Seniors ages 62+ get a lift ticket,

special 2 hour lesson, and lunch for $25!

December

25 Ski With Santa!

January

8 Bay Area Council Race - GS

17 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday

22 Sierra League Race - SL

23 Sierra League Race - GS

29 Bay Area Council Race Clinic

February

5 Bay Area Singles League Race - SL

12 Bay Area Council Race - SL

14 Lover's Cup -

Dual Slalom on the Happy Platter.

Open to all!!! Fun Prizes.

Call for details.

21 President's Holiday & Start

of Ski Skate Holiday Week

March

5 Jonesville Race

8 14th Annual Pro Patrol Race

Tahoe Taco Feed

12 Predator Wear Big Air Event

26 Easter Eggstravaganza -

Find the Golden Egg,

Win a Midweek Season Pass

April

1 Customer Appreciation Day -

$15 Lift Tickets, Ice Bar

opens mid-mountain

1-4 Best Family Photo Contest

KIRKWOOD

Every Saturday

Movie Night 6PM at the Mini Mountain Day Care Center across from the General Store.

Pizza dinner & juice for

kids under 12, $5

(209) 258-7274

December

24 Non-denominational Church Service In the Wall Bar 9PM

25 Santa Skiing & Riding on the Mountain Keep a lookout he

is giving out goodies.

26 Family Snowman Building Contest Near ice rink, judging at 1PM

26 Full Moon Snowshoe Trek at 6PM.

Cross Country, Snowshoe Center. Reservations required

(209) 258-7248

31 Torchlight Parade & Fireworks

January

1 Ridgeline Snowshoe Tour

Cross Country & Snowshoe Center. Reservations Required

(209) 258-7248

8 Homeowner 1 Day Ski Camp

(209) 258-7245

8 TELECLINIC All Mountain

(209) 258-7245

8 Soup & Shoe Guided snowshoe hike.

Cross Country, Snowshoe Center. Reservations Center

(209) 258-7248

8-9 USASA: Slalom/GS www.usasa.org or registration on-site the morning of, in Red Cliffs Lodge.

209-258-7406

9 Steeps Camp (Skiing)

Reservations Required

(209) 258-7248

9 Family Skate with Becky 9-11AM

For KCA members only

(209) 258-7260

15 Sports Illustrated for Kids

Next Snow Search.

A multi disciplined contest for extreme junior athletes ages 9-13. Slalom, Slopestlye & Personality Interview. - (209) 258-7406

15 Free Ride 1 Day Camp(Boarding)

(209) 258-7245

16 KSEF Jr. Team Series Tryouts www.ksef.org – (209) 258-5733

22 Steeps Camp (Boarding)

(209) 258-7245

22 Backcountry Awareness Clinic Introductory Course to Backcountry

travel and safety. Ski School

(209) 258-7245

22 Full Moon Snowshoe Trek at 6PM,

Cross Country, Snowshoe Center Reservations required

(209) 258-7248

22 Ridgeline Snowshoe Tour XC

Cross Country & Snowshoe Center. Reservations Required

(209) 258-7248

22 6 Summit Tour Ski School

(209) 258-7245

23 Ski Skate Clinic Cross Country Beginners to Advanced

skiers welcome,10-12PM,

29 Women's 1 Day Camp

(209) 258-7245

29 Free Ride 1 Day Camp (Skiing)

(209) 258-7245

30 KSEF Jr. Team Series Race #1 www.ksef.org – (209) 258-5733

February

6 Soup & Shoe Guided snowshoe hike, Cross Country, Snowshoe Center. Reservations Center

(209) 258-7248

12 Free Ride 1 Day Camp (Boarding)

(209) 258-7245

12 Snowbomb Sick & Twisted Slopestyle Registration 8-10AM in Red Cliffs,

in Stomping Grounds Terrain Park (209) 258-7406

12 Free Ride 1 Day Camp (Skiing)

(209) 258-7245

12-13KSEF Masters SL/GS Race www.ksef.org – (209) 258-5733

19 Skijoring Clinic with Debbie & Ken (209) 258-7248

19 Steeps Camp (Skiing)

(209) 258-7245

19 Full Moon Snowshoe Trek 6PM,

Cross Country, Snowshoe Center Reservations required

(209) 258-7248

19 TELECLINIC All Mountain

(209) 258-7245

20 KSEF Jr. Team Series Race #2 www.ksef.org – (209) 258-5733

20 Homeowner Tubing & Pizza Night

Slide Mountain Tube Park 5-7PM

reservations required by 2/15/05

(209) 258-7386

20 Ski Skate Clinic

Beginning to Advanced

skiers welcome,10-12PM,

(209) 258-7248

26 KCA Soup & Shoe

For KCA members only

(209) 258-7260

26 Back Country Awareness Clinic (209) 258-7245

26-27Women's 2 Day Camp

(209) 258-7245

27 Steeps Camp (Boarding)

(209) 258-7245

27 Ridgeline Snowshoe Tour XC

Cross Country & Snowshoe Center. Reservations Required

(209) 258-7248

March

5 Breast Cancer Fund’s 2nd Annual Winter Snowshoe Challenge (209) 258-7386

5 Free Ride 1 Day Camp (Skiing)

(209) 258-7245

12 Echo to Kirkwood Race/Tour (209) 258-7248

12 Homeowner 1 Day Ski Camp

(209) 258-7245

12 Mountain Dew Vertical Challenge

Family Race on intermediate terrain forall levels and promotional

giveaways at the base of chair 5. (209) 258-7406

13 Free Ride 1 Day Camp (Boarding)

(209) 258-7245

13 Soup & Shoe Guided snowshoe hike, Reservations Center

(209) 258-7248

13 KSEF Jr. Team Series Race #3 www.ksef.org – (209) 258-5733

14-17Northern California Special Olympics Opening Ceremonies

on Monday with Torchlight & Fireworks:

3 days of competition to follow.

(209)258-7406.

19 Adult Skate Under the Stars 6-8PM (209) 258-7260

19-20Stomping Grounds (2 Days)

(209) 258-7245

19-20Six Summit Race

Ski School – (209) 258-7406

26 Full Moon Snowshoe Trek

(209) 258-7248

26 Women's 1 Day Camp

(209) 258-7245

26 Randonee Rally

A classic ascent/descent,

point to point race.

(209) 258-7406

26 Ridgeline Snowshoe Tour Cross Country & Snowshoe Center. Reservations Required

(209) 258-7248

26-27Steeps Camp

(Skiing & Boarding)

(209) 258-7245

27 Backcountry Awareness Clinic (209) 258-7245

27 KSEF Jr Team Series Race #4 www.ksef.org – (209) 258-5733

27 Non-denominational Church Service 9AM Wall Bar

(209) 258-7386

27 Easter Egg Hunt 10AM

on the ice rink for kids of all ages – (209) 258-7386

27 Soup & Shoe Guided snowshoe hike, (209) 258-7248

30-3North American Free

Skiing/Riding Championships

Extremes: Competition in The Cirque & Saab Salomon Crossmax

(209) 258-7406

April

2 Family Weenie Roast at Rec Center

5-7PM For KCA members only

(209) 258-7260

3 Concert Series:

Live music on the Plaza 1PM-5PM – (209) 258-7386

8-10Kirkwood Jammin 12

Big Air, Pond-skimming, Rail JAM, Karaoke – (209) 258-7386

9 Mountain Surf Banked Slalom Registration 8-10AM in Red Cliffs. Snowsnake Gully 11AM,

party with DJ 7PM

(209) 258-7245

9 Women's 1 Day Camp

(209) 258-7245

9 Spring Corn 1 Day Camp

(209) 258-7245

9 Best of Kirkwood KSEF

Benefit 6-10PM

(209) 258-5733

10 Concert Series:

Live music on the Plaza 1PM-5PM – (209) 258-7386

16 Lost & Found Garage Sale

Village Plaza 9AM-2PM

(209) 258-7386

17 Concert Series:

Live music on the Plaza 1PM-5PM – (209) 258-7386

SQUAW VALLEY

December

1-25 Toys for Tots Toy Drive in the Village. Drop off your new, unwrapped toys in the Village this month and help make the holidays happy for needy children in our area! The US Marine's come by on the 11th (3:30-5:30pm) and 17th (4-6pm) for a formal pick-up.

Details: 530-584-6266  

24 Christmas Eve Torchlight Parade A family favorite! The holiday shines at Squaw with this annual torchlight parade. Details: 530-583-6985  

26 Karaoke Contest Bar One

win a trip to Las Vegas! 5:00 PM Details: (530) 583-1588  

30 Squaw Valley Challenge #1

The Big Kick-Off Squaw Valley's season long recreational race series offers spirited competition in a fun atmosphere with great prizes.

Race #1 takes place on the lower mountain exhibition course.

Open to both skiers and snow boarders. Details: 530-583-6985  

31 Celebrate New Year's Eve

At Squaw Valley. Ski, snowboard, skate, or snowtube and then

celebrate. Details: 530-583-6985  

31 Black Diamond Wine Exchange Tasting in the Village. Enjoy an evening wine tasing with Reynolds Family Wines from 4-7pm.

Details: Call Sally at 530-584-0105  

 

MT ROSE

January

8 ELVIS DAY, our tribute to the birth of the "King" is second to none as Mt. Rose virtually becomes a sea of Elvi.

Elvis appears on the Saturday

closest to the King's official birthday.

22-23, 28-29

Overland Cup 11:00 - 2:00 Daily

Open to Skiers and Snowboarders

Competition is for ALL ages that can ski or ride Bullwhip.

General Public (ages 13 and up) and for 12 and under.

February

12 Mt. Rose’s 3rd Annual Slide Back 80s Retro Ski Party. Break all of the ski fashion laws – on this one-day only– at the always-chic Slide Lodge at the bottom of East Bowl.

21 Slide-X

Registration times 9:00 to 11:00

at the East Bowl Lodge

all ages ~ 3 groups

March

5 6th annual Dummy Downhill

at Mt. Rose - Public entries receive

4 FREE lift tickets with entry!

Registration is from 8:30 - 10:30

at the main lodge.

Don't miss the fun!

12 Snake Pipe Half Pipe Contest

9:00 am to 11:00 pm

26 9th annual Bud Light Ladies Day

men dressed like women get

Ladies Day Priced Lift Tickets $10 and the chance to win big money and stardom in the "drag race" and the "beauty or the beast" pageant free style events

April

2 One Hit Wonder

Registration 9:00 am to 11:00 pm

at Main Lodge

Open to Skiers and Snowboarders

all ages ~ 3 groups

NORTHSTAR-AT-TAHOE

December

22-25Holiday Festivities;

Santa, choirs, music, and much more

all in the Village area.

31 New Year’s Celebration;

Special dinners, parties and

fireworks display at mid-mountain.

January

7 Women’s Telemark and Women’s

Skate Skiing Clinics 530-562-2475

7-9 American Freestyle Ski Tour

Best freestyle skiers converge at

Northstar for big cash.

8-9 Tahoe Winter Blue Winter Adventure Race; Visit www.BigBlueAdventure.com for more information.

9 Northstar Youth Education Day;

Benefit day for local education.

9 Kid’s Cross Event; Kids

(12 and under) only competition!

12-14Women’s Ski School Clinic

530-562-2470

14 Telemark Clinic

530-562-2475

15-21NSAA National Safety Awareness Week; Safety awareness programs. Activities and chances to win prizes.

21 Full Moon Snowshoe & Nordic Tour; 530-562-2475 for information

or reservations.

22 OP Girls Learn To Ride;

Check out GirlsLearnToRide.com or call 530-562-2470 for information or reservations.

22 USASA Slope style Event;

Amateur Superpipe event open to public. Call 530-587-5216

for information.

22 TransWorld TransAm;

After the USASA even, top competi tors can jib there way to fun prizes from TransWorld.

22 Chinese New Year Plaza Party; Celebrate the year of the Green Roster. Specials and activities for the family.

23 USASA Giant Slalom Event; Amateur snowboard race event open to public. Call 530-587-5216 for information.

23 Sawmill 15K Nordic Race;

Register by calling 530-562-2475 or in the Village Pavilion

race morning.

30 Northstar Freestyle Series;

Modified slope style event.

Day of registration in the

Village Plaza.

February

5 Mardi Gras Plaza Party;

Cajun food specials, beads

and music.

6 Superbowl Party in the Alpine Bar; Food & drink specials plus

10 plasma TV’s all with the big game on!

6 Snowbomb.com Sick & Twisted Jib Fest Contest; Day of registration in the Village Plaza.

9-11Women’s Ski School Clinic;

Clinics taught by women for women, 530-562-2470

for information.

11 Women’s Telemark and Women’s Skate Skiing Clinics;

Call 530-562-2475

for information or reservations.

11-13Vans Snow Cup; Best riders in the world battle it out for big cash prizes here at Northstar-at-Tahoe.

13 OP Girls Learn To Ride;

Check out GirlsLearnToRide.com

or call 530-562-2470

for information or reservations.

14 Valentine’s Day Couples Race;

Free fun race for intermediate+ skiers and riders.

18 Telemark Clinic; Techniques for first timers to advanced free heelers, 530-562-2475

for info or reservations.

19 Sustainable Slopes Outreach Day; National Ski Areas Association

environmental awareness day.

25 Ben & Jerry’s Full Moon

Snowshoe & Nordic Tour;

530-562-2475

for information or reservations.

26 Winter Carnival Plaza Party;

Games, food and drink specials,

live music and snowman

building contest.

March

5 Forum Young Blood Contest; Amateur athlete slope style contest. Sign up a forum.com.

4-13 SNOWfestival; P

arades and events on and off

the snow throughout the

North Tahoe Area.

6 Mountain Dew Vertical Challenge; Free event that will have you racing for prizes and fun.

11 Women’s Telemark and Women’s Skate Skiing Clinics;

Call 530-562-2475

for information or reservations.

9-11 Women’s Ski School Clinic;

Clinics taught by women for women, 530-562-2470

for information.

12 March-tober Fest Plaza Party; Octoberfest in March!

Games, food and drink specials and live music.

11-13 Chevy American Revolution; Chevy’s newest vehicles on display, tours and giveaways.

13 Snowbomb.com Sick & Twisted Slope Style Contest; Day of

registration in the Village Plaza.

14-18 College Week; Discounted lift tickets for college students!

15 Great Chef’s Race;

Tahoe’s premiere restaurants

compete in an event that

combines cooking and skiing.

17 St. Patrick’s Four-Leaf Clover Hunt; Find hidden clover to retrieve

some "gold."

18 Telemark Clinic;

Techniques for first timers to advanced free heelers,

530-562-2475

for info or reservations.

19 OP Girls Learn To Ride;

Check out GirlsLearnToRide.com

or call 530-562-2470

for information or reservations.

19 Boarding For Breast Cancer;

Board-a-thon, fundraiser and

awareness for the Breast

Cancer Foundation.

20 Northstar Freestyle Series

Ladies Jib Jam; Ladies only! Fundraiser for B4BC.

Register in Main Pavilion.

20 Gourmet Nordic & Snowshoe Tour; 530-562-2475

for information or reservations.

21-25 College Week;

Discounted lift tickets for

college students!

25 Full Moon Snowshoe

& Nordic Tours; 530-562-2475

for information or reservations.

27 Easter Festivities;

Egg toss, fun race, egg hunt

and the Easter Bunny.

28-1College Week;

Discounted lift tickets for

college students!

April

3 Reggae Spring Fest Plaza Party; Reggae music, beverages and

activities for kids.

3 Northstar Freestyle Series; Superpipe with an element.

Day of registration in the

Village Plaza.

SUGAR BOWL

January

14-16 Winter X-Games Qualifiers

The premier winter sports event returns to Sugar Bowl for an encore performance! The 2005 Winter X Games Qualifier will feature top athletes from around the world competing for the last remaining slots in Skiercross and Boardercross at the X Games finals.

The Sugar Bowl event will be the only official open qualifying compe tition in the US. In both dis ciplines competitors race in heats of six on winding downhill courses specially groomed with s-curves, hits, tables and bunmps that add significant challenge for the athletes and excitement for spectators! The top finishers from each heat advance until a winner is crowned…or survives!!

February

12-13 American Freeski Tour

The Paul Mitchell American

Free Ski Tour will return to

Sugar Bowl for a third incredible year. The 2005 Paul Mitchell American Free Ski Tour consists of three events visiting premier resorts across the country. The event will feature the world’s top freeskiers competing in Superpipe and Slopestyle disciplines. More than 100 competitors will be vying for prize money and a chance to pre- qualify for the 2005 Winter X- Games. This is a chance to see insane jibs and one hit wonders that will blow your mind! This is an awesome spectator event!!!

March

25-26 Red Bull Silver Belt Race

Back by popular demand…

the Red Bull Silver Belt Race will return to Sugar Bowl . Considered one of the world’s premier skiing event between 1940 and 1975, the prestigious Silver Belt Cup was the original "Super Bowl" of skiing in the U.S. The country’s top skiers plummet down

DIAMOND PEAK

1st Friday of every month Hacienda Party. Come to the Hacienda de La Sierra for live music, drink specials and tons of great prizes from Diamond Peak and Porter’s Ski and Sport.  The Hacienda is located at 931 Tahoe Blvd. Incline Village. Party starts at 7pm.

december

25 Christmas Day

Celebrate your holiday on the snow at Diamond Peak

26 Lucky Diamond Family Day

Diamond Peak is excited to choose a lucky family to receive the Diamond treatment!  One family will be chosen (at random) and will receive vouchers to come back   another time…FREE!  They will get free lift tickets, rentals, lessons and lunch for up to 5 people!

January

1 New Year's Day

9 Passholder and Community Appreciation Day

There will be free ski clinics, races and a BBQ. Residents are invited to ski for only $15.  local ID required.

22-23Diamond Peak Learn to Ski and Ride Weekend First timers, come and learn to ski for only $20!  Package includes a lift ticket lesson and rental equipment.

29 Last Tracks. A perfect way to wind down after a long week.  Enjoy appetizers and wine tasting in the Snowflake Lodge. Then, at sunset, carve your way down a freshly groomed slope.  Tickets are only $25, available at Guest Services.

30 Lucky Diamond Family Day

Diamond Peak is excited to choose a lucky family to receive the Diamond treatment!  One family will be chosen (at random) and will receive vouchers to come back   another time…FREE!  They will get free lift tickets, rentals, lessons and lunch for up to 5 people!

February

5 Last Tracks Tickets are only $25,

available at Guest Services.

12 Last Tracks Tickets are only $25,

available at Guest Services.

14 2 for 1 Sweethearts Day

Bring your sweetheart to Diamond Peak for Valentine’s Day and get a 2 for 1 deal on your lift tickets.

19 Last Tracks Tickets are only $25,

available at Guest Services.

26 Last Tracks Tickets are only $25,

available at Guest Services.

27 Lucky Diamond Family Day

March

5 Family Fun Relay Race

Fun for the whole family! 

Enter a ski race on the slopes then compete in a non-skiing game at the base lodge. The team with the best combined score wins!

5 Last Tracks Tickets are only $25,

available at Guest Services.

6 Snowbomb Sick and Twisted contest

Get big air in the new Snowbomb Superpark!  Register for the event from 8:30 - 10:00 am at the base lodge. Competition noon – 3pm f ollowed by an awards ceremony.  Registration is $25.

12 Last Tracks Tickets are only $25,

available at Guest Services

12 Diamond Cup

The second annual Family race challenge.  Teams win prizes for fastest mother/daughter team, f ather son team and other fun

categories!

13 Village Ski Loft Demo Day

Come on out and demo all the great ski and snowboard gear from Burton, K2 Volkl and many more manufacturers.

17 St. Patrick’s Day

Celebrate the luck o’ the Irish at Diamond Peak

19 Last Tracks Tickets are only $25,

available at Guest Services

19 Dummy Downhill

It actually takes a little genius to win this event. Contestants build crazy contraptions to launch off a huge jump.  Win prizes for biggest air or most creative.  You're guaranteed to laugh a lot!

26 Last Tracks Season Finale                              Tickets are only $25, available at Guest Services.

27 Lucky Diamond Family Day

April

2 Hawaiian Shirt Day

Wear your favorite Hawaiian shirt skiing and save money on your lift ticket. 

3 Crazy Hat Day

Wear the craziest hat you can find and get a cheap lift ticket. 

10 Passholder and Community Appreciation Day. There will be free ski clinics, races and a BBQ. Residents are invited to ski for only $15.  local ID required.

17 Tentative closing. All good things must come to an end. 

See you next year!

SIERRA AT TAHOE

December

21-24Holiday Festivities;

Santa, music, choirs and more.

January

8 Volcom Peanut Butter and Rail Jam; free youth event for all ages in true jam-style format. Complimentary peanut butter and jam sandwiches, sodas and hot dogs. Loads of prizes.

15 USASA Giant Slalom;

open to amateurs of all ages.

Call 530-577-4760 for information.

15-22National Safety Awareness Week; a week filled with fun activities and contests for kids that focus on

safety on the slopes.

22 Shut Up and Snowskate…

Series brought to you by

GNU Snowkates.

16 USASA Boardercross; open to

amateurs of all ages.

Call 530-577-4760 for information.

February

5 USASA Slalom Race;

open to amateurs of all ages.

Call 530-577-4760 for information.

5 Snowbomb.com Sick & Twisted Superpipe Competition;

professional and amateur athletes get twisted in the 17-foot Superpipe for cash and prizes.

All ages and abilities welcome. www.SnowBomb.com.

6 USASA Boardercross;

boardercross competition open

to amateurs of all ages.

Call 530-577-4760 for information.

7-10Barton Hospital Snowsports Week; Fundraiser for local community non-profit organizations. Lift tickets can be purchased in the

community for $30.

12 USASA Slopestyle Competition; open to amateurs of all ages.

530-577-4760 for more information.

13 USASA Superpipe Competition; open to amateurs of all ages.

530-577-4760 for more information.

14 Valentine’s Day Festivities;

candy heart giveaways and best valentine contest.

26 Sustainable Slopes Outreach Day; National Ski Areas Association

environmental awareness day.

26 USASA Slopestyle Competition; open to amateurs of all ages.

Call 530-577-4760 for information.

27 USASA Superpipe Competition; open to amateurs of all ages.

Call 530-577-4760 for information.

March

12-13Telegrass Festival;

telegrass clinics, bluegrass bands, equipment demos.

19-20 Boys Day Off Event;

girls superpipe contest and rail jam.

26 Forum Youngblood Series Finals;

30 of the nation’s best up and coming snowboarders battle it out on a custom slopestyle course.

27 Easter Festivities; Easter egg hunt, egg toss and Easter Bunny.

ALPINE MEADOWS

December

24 Kids’ Christmas Fun Race & Obstacle Course. An annual

tradition at Alpine Meadows. 

January

1  Hey, Happy New Year!

An excellent day to ski or snow board, as most of the Tahoe Basin is just crawling into bed around 6 a.m.

8  Snowbomb Big Air Competition

$2000 purse, plus skis, snow boards, & season passes.

Details: www.skialpine.com

or 530.581.8328

12 –14 Alpine Meadows Women’s Ski & Snowboard Camp

Details: www.skialpine.com or 530.581.8329

15 –17 Martin Luther King Holiday

and Extended Weekend

17–23 Safety Awareness Week

Look for displays the entire week. 

19 Alpine Meadows Skier & Boarder X

Great prizes, open to all skiers and snowboarders.

Details: 530.581.8328 or www.skialpine.com

20-23 North American Ski Training Clinic. Ski & Snowboard for advanced participants.

Details: 530.583.4232 or www.skialpine.com

22 USSA Big Air Competition

Great for spectators.

22 Freeheel Telefair and Demo Day

23 USSA Halfpipe Competition

Details: www.skialpine.com. 

23 Freeheel Telefair and Demo Day

26 Alpine Meadows Skier & Boarder X Great prizes, open to all skiers and snowboarders.

Details: 530.581.8328 or www.skialpine.com

26–2 Alpine Meadows Women’s Ski & Snowboard Camp. ALL ability levels. Details: www.skialpine.com

or 530.581.8329

29-30United States Snowboard Association Boarder X & Slopestyle

Details: www.skialpine.com or www.usasa.org.

29-30 USSA Individual & Dual Mogul Competition. Top competitors

registered with the United States Ski Association compete in a certified mogul course.

February

2  Alpine Meadows Skier & Boarder X Great prizes, open to all skiers

and snowboarders.

Details: 530.581.8328 or www.skialpine.comm3

5-6 Budweiser Freeheel World Championships. The top finishers in each discipline are crowned “King” and “Queen” of the Sierra. 

Details: www.skialpine.com.  

7–11Alpine Meadows High Performance Ski Camp

Details: www.skialpine.com

or 530.581.8329

12 Snowbomb Skier & Boarder X Competition. Open to pros and amateurs.

Details: www.skialpine.com or www.snowbomb.com. 

12-13Teen Ski & Snowboard Camp

19 Snowbomb Bib Air Competition

$2000 purse, plus skis, snow boards, & season passes. www.skialpine.com or 530.581.8328

19–20 North American Ski Training Clinic

Details: 530.583.4232 or www.skialpine.com

19–21Presidents’ Day Holiday and Extended Weekend

24–27High Cascade Snowboard Camp

Details: www.highcascade.com. 

25 USSA Mogul Competition

26-27USSA Halfpipe &

Dual Mogul Competition .  

26 Environmental Awareness Day

Details: www.skialpine.com. 

March

2–4 Alpine Meadows Men’s Ski Camp

5-6 Ultimate Groove Women’s Telemark Ski Clinic

Details: www.skialpine.com, www.ultimategrooves.com. 

9-11 Alpine Meadows Women’s Ski

& Snowboard Camp

Details: www.skialpine.com

or 530.581.8329

12 Budweiser Spring Sundeck Concert

Every Saturday 'til the end of the season - live music on the deck! Band TBD. Details: 530.583.4232 or www.skialpine.com

19 Winterfest

Details: www.skialpine.com or www.sitourusa.com. 

19 Budweiser Spring Sundeck Concert 19-20Backcountry Skills Telemark Clinic

19-26 High Cascade Snowboard Camp

Details: www.highcascade.com. 

26 Alpine Meadows Annual

Mad Cow Downhill

Winner gets a 2003-2004 season pass! Helmet required to compete. Details: 530.581.8328

26 Budweiser Spring Sundeck Concert

April

1-3 NorCal Championships

2  Budweiser Spring Sundeck Concert 9  USSA Junior Big Air Competition

  Details: www.skialpine.com

or 530.581.8296. 

9  Budweiser Spring Sundeck Concert

10 Community Benefit Day

Adult lift tickets are just $20 on Community Benefit Day! 

16 Budweiser Spring Sundeck Concert 23 Budweiser Spring Sundeck Concert

27 Adult Easter Egg Hunt, Kids Easter Egg Hunt, & Kids’ Easter Fun Race

This is an annual favorite! 

Call 530-581-8329.   

29-30 Annual Gates & Wakes Ski/Snowboard Wakeboard

Water-ski Competition

Details: 530.581.8328

30 Budweiser Spring Sundeck Concert  

May                      

7  Budweiser Spring Sundeck Concert

14 Alpine Meadows Annual

Snow Golf Tournament

Details: 530.581.8328

14 Budweiser Spring Sundeck Concert 15 Alpine Meadows Annual

Trough Crossing

Details: 530.581.8328

21 Budweiser Spring Sundeck Concert

BOREAL

January

7   Friday Night Expression

Jam Session

8-9Boardercross & Slopestyle Contest

8-9Far West J4/J5 Slalom

21 Friday Night Expression 

Jam Session

29-30 Boy/Girl Scout Days

February

4 Friday Night Expression

Halfpipe Jam Session

5-6USASA Halfpipe /

Slopestyle Contest

11 CNISFF Central II Ski Slalom

12-13USASA Slalom / GS Race

18 Friday Night Expression

Jam Session

21 CNISFF Central II

Snowboard Slalom

26-27 USASA Boardercross /

Halfpipe Contest

26-27 Boy/Girl Scout Days

March

4 Friday Night Expression

Jam Session

13 Winterfest Sampling Day

18 Friday Night Expression

Jam Session

19-28 Blow-out Season Pass Sale

April

1 Expression Jam Session TBD

14,15,16 Junior Am Snowboard World Championships

30 - May 1 Western Snowmobile Race X -Games Qualifier

Events are subject to change due to changing weather and mountain

conditions.