Reservations are required.

Please allow at least 30-45 minutes for registration paperwork, rentals and check-in. Late arrival and check-in will result in denial of enrollment into the program for that day.

The Assumption of Risk Lesson Form must be signed prior to lesson.

Lesson & Program times may include organization time, rest periods, cold weather breaks, and/or play time, depending on the needs of the group. If a child refuses to participate in the program, your child is NOT allowed to remain unattended indoors for the remainder of the program, their parent/guardian must be reachable by phone and be available to pick the child up within 15 minutes.

All kids’ programs have been structured according to age-appropriate activities. Please do not place your child in a program that is not designed for his/her age group.

Please evaluate your child’s skiing or snowboarding skills realistically, and remember that Dry Hill offers many terrain challenges. If your child is unable to perform at his/her lesson or program level, Dry Hill staff reserves the right to move your child to the more appropriate group.

Please notify Dry Hill staff regarding any special needs your child may have, including food allergies, dislikes, and any physical or medical considerations. Please detail all information on the registration forms.

Dry Hill staff will not administer medications. If your child requires medication during the time he/she is at Dry Hill, it is the parent’s responsibility to administer the medication.

A parent must remain at the mountain if a child is enrolled in any Dry Hill lessons or programs.

Should an emergency arise, parents’ names will be put on the chalkboards at the base of every lift, and announcements will be made regularly. The Dry Hill Staff will call the phone number provided on the registration form filled out during the sign-in process.

Parent/guardian must be available for immediate pickup at the end of the lesson.

Please be advised, cell phone service is limited on the mountain.

Children are required to ride chairlifts with an adult. In order to accommodate group lessons, children may need to ride chairlifts with other members of the skiing public.