Webbski offers a wide range of ski and snowboard lessons for all ability levels. Under the professional supervision of Jim Webb and his skilled team of instructors and coordinators, the 2023-2024 season promises more fun, thrills and value than ever before
Fully coordinated program for children, teens and adults
Webbski offers our students a level of instruction, ski time, transportation, and equipment rental to match your specific needs. Class assignments are made according to age and ability, with class sizes normally ranging between 3 and 10 students. Class assignments are reviewed on a regular basis.
Our lessons are offered in two 5-week sessions (click here for class schedule) starting January 03, 2024 and February 07, 2024.
Standard mid-week class length is 1 ¼ hours. Half-day class length is 2 hours. All day kids class length is 4 hours.
Private and semi-private lessons are also available and may be arranged by calling the Ski School Chalet (425-434-6184) or the office (206-782-5641) December through March.
If you miss your scheduled group or private lesson for any reason beyond our control, you may reschedule missed lessons in December during each ski season. Call the Ski School office for dates, times and make up application: (206) 782-5641. Snoqualmie Pass road closures or changes to the Ski Area operating schedule are also reasons considered beyond our control.
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Class length is 1 ¼ hours.
Instruction only: $185.00
A program for students age 13 and up who are looking for a mix of lessons and free skiing. Package includes a 2-hour (Half Day) lesson and transportation to and from Snoqualmie Pass. Buses leave the Seattle area between 7AM and 8AM. Buses leave the mountain at 3:30PM.
Instruction and Transportation : $550.00
Five consecutive weeks of lessons for the beginner, intermediate and advanced boarder are available. Small class size will enhance your enjoyment. Rentals are available. Lesson times coincide with any day or night of ski school operations. (ages 8 through adult)
Mid week - Instruction Only (1 ¼ hour) : $185.00
Saturday and Sunday - Instruction Only (2 hours): $300.00
All Day Kids classes are for children between the ages of 5 – 12 years of age for ski instruction or ages 8 - 12 years of age for snowboard instruction. This program includes a morning class from 10am – 12:00pm, Lunch Break from 12:00pm – 1:00pm (Parents Pick up students for Lunch), and a class in the afternoon from 1:00pm -3:00pm.
Instruction Only : $600.00
Instruction and Transportation: $850.00
Half day lessons are offered on Saturday or Sunday. Lessons start at 10:00am or at 1:00pm and run for 2 hours. Lessons offered for both skiing and snowboarding. (Ages 5 thru adult for skiing; Ages 8 thru adult for snowboarding)
Instruction Only : $300
Instruction and Transportation: $550.00
Private and semi-private lessons are also available and may be arranged by emailing info@webbski.com or by calling the Ski School Office (206-782-5641) or the Ski School Chalet (425-434-6184) Private lessons are available December through March.
New technology and teaching methods have made learning to ski and snowboard easier than ever! That said, just like every endeavor, you may progress at different speeds and then plateau until the next breakthrough occurs. There is no perceived time line. You may progress more than one level during a lesson or comfortably settle in at one level for a few lessons before "breaking through".
For first timers, we believe that after three lessons and some practice, the average adult can be an "independent" green level skier or rider.
Please note that many factors affect your personal learning curve, including fitness and background. Transferring skills developed in "balance sports" will usually accelerate skill acquisition in snow sports. Inline skaters tend to learn to ski sooner. Skateboarders tend to learn to ride easier. Young children tend to progress more effectively learning the symmetrical movement patterns of skiing with independent leg actions rather than snowboarding which requires asymmetrical movement in a fixed stance. Either way, the choice is yours!
