Safety on the Slopes

We want you to have a safe and enjoyable experience on the slopes of Blue Mountain. Safety on the slopes is a necessity and should be a priority for every skier and snowboarder.

Please consider the following safety tips when you head out for a day of skiing or snowboarding:

• It is wise to wear a helmet in order to help prevent head and spinal injuries.
• Be aware of other skiers and snowboarders and keep a safe distance between you and others.
• Stay focused and always concentrate on your next move.
• Respect the different levels and abilities of others on the slopes.
• Do not attempt another run if you are tired or injured.
• Ski each run according to your level.
• Make sure to drink plenty of water throughout the day and have a snack or light meal before hitting the slopes.
• Maintain your equipment regularly to ensure that it is functioning properly.

» View the Alpine Responsibility code (PDF)

» View the requirements for Freestyle Terrain use (Terrain Park) (PDF)

» View the Assumption of Inherent Risks of Injury and Your Responsibility for skiing and snowboarding (PDF)

» Click here to view our Terrain Park Designations
(PDF)