On Mountain Safety Practices

All skiers and snowboarders should consider the following safety guidelines at all times:

Obey the responsibility codes as well as any terrain park codes.

Be aware of area specific rules of conduct.

Know how to properly use all lifts and take note of any warning signs.

Protect yourself by wearing appropriate gear, including helmet.

Take lessons to learn to ski and ride correctly.

Know your limits, and ski and ride appropriately based on trail markings for level of difficulty.

Ski and ride with someone else at all times.

Avoid stopping on a trail, especially not in an area where you cannot be seen from above.

Maintain a safe distance from others to avoid collisions.

Carpet & Chairlift Safety

Canadian Ski Patrol

If you’re not familiar with them, the Canadian Ski Patrol team are the folks who take care of our safety concerns here at Ski Ben Eoin. They monitor the runs to make sure that visitors are adhering to the Alpine Responsibility Code, they point out and address any possible safety concerns, erect snow fencing, and so much more! Our  Ski Patrol volunteers are invaluable members to our team and they are always happy to assist. Be sure to say hello to our red jackets when you see them on the mountain!