Note that this release was for programming and offerings during the 2019/20 season. Current seasonal offerings may not be reflected here.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
HOMEWOOD MOUNTAIN RESORT TO OFFER FREE SKI AND SNOWBOARD LESSONS ON JANUARY 20, 2020
Lake Tahoe area resort brings back its second annual ‘The Very Best Day to Learn to Ski and Ride,’ along with other enticing ways for first-timers to start skiing or snowboarding all season long
HOMEWOOD, Calif. (Jan. 8, 2020) – For those who made it their New Year’s resolution to learn to ski or snowboard, Homewood Mountain Resort on Lake Tahoe’s west shore is making it easier than ever to give downhill winter sports a try. This season, first-timers are invited to be one of 70 people to enjoy a free lesson on “The Very Best Day to Learn to Ski and Ride,” or to get a free season pass after completion of three half-day lessons through the “Easy as 1-2-3” program.
“We know when people learn to ski or snowboard, many fall in love with the sport after receiving instruction and feeling first-hand, the sensation of sliding on snow,” said Kevin Mitchell, general manager of Homewood Mountain Resort. “We’re offering incredible value on our ski and snowboard lesson programs in an effort to introduce more people to the sports we love, and help them to become passionate about spending time outdoors and in the snow.”
The Very Best Day to Learn to Ski and Ride
Homewood will bring back “The Very Best Day to Learn to Ski and Ride” for its second year on Monday, January 20. Featuring 70 free first-timer lessons (including lift ticket and rental equipment) for 50 adults (13+) and 20 children (12 and under) available on a first-come, first-served basis, the day will also include complimentary hot chocolate, s’mores, live music and more. Doors open at 8:00 a.m. and lessons begin at 10:00 a.m.
Easy as 1-2-3 Lessons Include Free Season Pass
Homewood’s newest lesson program makes learning to ski or ride as “Easy as 1-2-3.” First-time skiers and riders ages 13+ who pre-purchase a 3-Pack ski or snowboard lesson will receive a free 2019-20 Homewood season pass upon completion of the program. An incredible value for first-timers, and an offer that is sure to help winter sport newcomers fall in love with skiing and riding, the Easy as 1-2-3 program is available in limited quantities from $297 (a $1,236 value).
$69 Adult (13+) Learn to Ski or Ride January Special
First-time skiers and snowboarders interested in learning are offered incredible value when they take a lesson at Homewood. During the month of January first-timer packages are offered for only $69 and include a half-day lesson, all-day lift ticket accessing beginner terrain, and all-day equipment rental Sunday through Thursday, non-holiday.
All Day Children’s Lessons
Homewood makes it easy for children to learn to ski. All-day lessons complete with equipment and helmet rental, lunch and all-day lift ticket start at $229 for a single day. For those who want to extend their purchasing power, children’s lesson 3-packs are available for $495 ($165 per day).
Private Lessons Accommodate Up to Five Friends or Family Members
For those who want to level up their skiing or riding, or simply enjoy convenient access to ski school lift lines, Homewood’s private lessons are designed to accommodate up to five friends or family members of radically different ability levels. Whether wanting to learn together or split an all-day lesson into blocks for different ability levels, private lessons make these scenarios possible. Private lesson rates start at $129. Equipment rentals and lift tickets sold separately.
Learn more about Homewood Mountain Resort, purchase a season pass or plan a winter trip at www.skihomewood.com.
About Homewood Mountain Resort
Located on the West Shore of Lake Tahoe, Homewood Mountain Resort has offered families a boutique winter experience and exceptional guest service since 1961. Spectacular views of Lake Tahoe from every trail, snowcat accessed terrain and some of the best tree skiing in the area make Homewood a gem of California skiing. Summer operations include hiking and mountain biking, special events and more, and year-round dining at the casually elegant West Shore Cafe features lakefront seating, a California-inspired seasonal menu, Wine Spectator award-winning wine list and craft cocktails. The resort’s partnership with the Homewood High & Dry Marina offers guests a convenient one-stop shop when accessing Lake Tahoe by boat, and has made it a true year-round destination offering recreational opportunities that span from Ellis Peak to the shore of Lake Tahoe. Learn more at www.skihomewood.com.
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Media Contacts:
Lisa Nigon, Director of Marketing
Homewood Mountain Resort, West Shore Café & Homewood High & Dry Marina
(530) 584-6859 or [email protected]
Jess Weaver, JVP Communications for Homewood Mountain Resort
(530) 448-6981 or [email protected]