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SSCV Program Registration Now Open for 2024-2025
Ski & Snowboard Club Vail’s enrollment period for the 2024-2025 season is open until filled for all full-time and part-time programs in Alpine, Freeski, Mogul, Nordic, Snowboard and Cycling. We look forward to your athlete joining SSCV for the upcoming season!
- Full-time new and returning athletes and families must first go through the SSCV admissions process.
- New part-time athletes and families are invited to set up a new account and enroll now.
- Part-time returning athletes and families, please use this link to register online via CampMinder.
- Looking for information about financial aid? Please click here for our Scholarships page.
- Questions? Contact us.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
Please consider applying for a scholarship if your family needs support!
PROGRAMS
SSCV offers full-time and part-time programs in Alpine, Freeski, Mogul, Nordic and Snowboard along with part-time programs in Cycling. Additional programs include Future Stars, Human Performance and Early Season Training.
Lucas, Marley and Chapdelaine take 3 out of 4 wins at Rocky Mountain Freestyle Regional Championships
Photo Caption: Duals podium at the Rocky Mountain Freestyle Regional Championships in Winter Park last weekend with Ski & Snowboard Club Vail (SSCV) mogul athlete Garrett Marley in 1st, Nash Lucas (SSCV) in 2nd, Asher Michel in 3rd and Chase Barros (SSCV) in 8th. Vail, CO February 23, 2023  Nash Lucas cranked out another win at the RMF Regional Championships at Winter Park on Saturday. Teammate Garrett [...]
Steadman Clinic Vail Cup February 19th GS Race at Golden Peak
Young competitors gather at the start of the Steadman Clinic [...]
Ski & Snowboard Club Vail Athletes Excel at SYNC Series Rocky Mountain Division U16 Rocky Central Junior Championship Qualifiers
Ski & Snowboard Club Vail (SSCV)Â played host to the [...]
February 8 Nordic Town Series Races another great event for all
Nordic racing was fun for all at Ski & Snowboard [...]
Ski & Snowboard Club Vail hosts Rocky Mountain Freestyle National Brotherhood of Skiers Mogul Classic on Golden Peak – Ava Keenan leads the way with the win in Dual MogulsÂSki & Snowboard Club Vail hosts Rocky Mountain Freestyle National Brotherhood of Skiers Mogul Classic on Golden Peak – Ava Keenan leads the way with the win in Dual MogulsÂ
Ski & Snowboard Club Vail hosts Rocky Mountain Freestyle National Brotherhood of Skiers Mogul Classic on Golden Peak – Ava Keenan leads the way with the win in Dual MogulsÂ
Pictured above - Women's Mogul Duals podium at this past [...]
CLUBHOUSE
Ski & Snowboard Club Vail is proud to have a slopeside clubhouse at Golden Peak, offering space for athletes to warm up and easily access the hill. The facility includes the Steadman Philippon Athlete Performance Center, a state-of-the-art tune shop, a gym and office and conference space.
GOLDEN PEAK
Vail Mountain’s Golden Peak is the primary training venue for Ski & Snowboard Club Vail’s programs. Thanks to the generosity and support of Vail Resorts, SSCV is able to operate on the best training venues in the world, including Alpine courses, a mogul field, a halfpipe and park features.
The area was expanded in 2019, providing approximately 30 acres of additional Alpine trails, a brand-new surface lift and improved snowmaking infrastructure. With these enhancements, there is now more than 1,700 vertical feet of total racing terrain, enough to accommodate full-length speed courses and  as many as 18 slalom lanes or nine GS lanes per training session. The new Golden Peak T Bar features a four-minute turnaround, which optimizes training sessions and increases productivity. The expanded terrain alone can host slalom racing and training with up to 60 gates per course.
The world-class mogul venue features 230 meters of bumps with pitches ranging from 25.6 to 31 degrees. It is the steepest in all of the Rockies, and is truly spectacular. With easy access from the SSCV Clubhouse and rapid turnaround time between runs via Chair 6, training time on the hill has been maximized.