Your first lesson or your next improvement: private ski and snowboard instruction is available for every ability level.
Get an hour of focused instruction for $130, with each additional participant at $95. Lift tickets and rentals are separate. Lessons welcome ages 3 and older, with one child age 5 or younger per instructor except in the family package. Lift tickets are free for ages 5 and younger, but every student still needs a Beginner or All Area lift ticket to enter the mountain, even without using a lift. A Snow Access Pass is not valid for private lessons.
Give yourself time to keep improving. Save 20% when you purchase three private lessons for the same person at the same time and take all three during this season.
Family Private Lesson
Learn together and share the first-turn stories afterward. This family package includes a one-hour private ski or snowboard lesson for four people: two adults and two children, or one adult and three children. The price is $395, with each additional person at $95. Guests ages 3 and older can participate, with the instruct9or giving the youngest learners the most attention. Lift tickets and rentals are separate. Every student needs a Beginner or All Area lift ticket to enter the mountain, even without riding a lift; a Snow Access Pass is not valid for a private lesson.
Book ahead to give yourself the best chance of getting your preferred lesson time. Reserve online or call 610-287-7900; walk-in lessons may be available. Need rentals? Arrive at least one hour early so you’re ready when the lesson begins. To request a specific instructor, call or email info@springmountainadventures.com after booking online.
Snow Access Pass provides access to the Magic Carpet Area at the base of the slope. Space permitting, you can purchase the Snow Access Pass to work with a child or beginner learning to ski AFTER their lesson. One parent per child learning. NO SPECTATORS allowed on the mountain. Everyone on the mountain MUST have a ticket and be actively participating in skiing/boarding or teaching. A parent may not be on the snow watching a lesson but can watch from the firepit area at the base of the slope behind the fence. A parent teaching a child is not required to have their own equipment in the Magic Carpet Area but must have proper footwear (aka snow boots).
