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While ski areas work to provide a great experience for you and your family, there are still reasons for you to be alert and vigilant. Use common sense and follow the tips listed below to make your visit safer and more fun for everyone:

• Be in good physical condition and make sure to always warm up before your first turn.
• Use proper, well-tuned equipment.
• Don’t take friends down runs that are too difficult for them.
• Avoid skiing through groups. In congested areas, slow down and give others plenty of space.
• Ski defensively - expect the unexpected. Look ahead, plan ahead, and be prepared to stop at any time.

Be Aware!
Be advised that all marking devices and/or equipment covers are used by the ski area to inform you of a potential hazard. These markers are no guarantee of your safety and will not protect you from injury. Oversnow vehicles, grooming and snowmaking equipment may be on the slopes at any time. Please give them plenty of space.

We Care About Our Guests
In order to maximize the safety and enjoyment of our guests, our personnel will not tolerate irresponsible behavior. We ask our guests to enjoy the openness and freedom of the winter experience:

• Without using profanity
• Without using rude behavior or gestures
• Without defacing property
• Without skiing, boarding or jumping recklessly.

This is your playground. Please keep it clean and always be considerate of others.