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Skier's Responsibility Code
There are elements of risk in skiing
that common sense and personal awareness can help reduce. Your safety will be
directly affected by your judgment
- Ski under control and in such a manner so that you can stop at any time or
avoid other skiers or objects.
- When passing or overtaking another skier you must avoid the skier below
you.
- You should not stop where you obstruct a trail or are not visible from
above.
- When entering a trail or starting a descent yield to other skiers.
- Check your equipment daily - particulary your release bindings. All skiers
must use devices while skiing to help prevent runaway skis. Runaway skis can
be lethal whether on the trial of from falling from an aerial list. You have
a responsibility to your fellow skiers to prevent injury to them.
- You shall keep off posted trails and posted areas and observe all posted
signs.
- Follow instructions carefully when using ski lifts.
- Please observe all posted "slow skiing areas".
- Do not ski slopes too difficult for your ability.
- Do not jump or perform "aerial" maneuvers.