OUTDOOR PROGRAMS ///2010 / 2011

Winter Activities: Skiing, Snowboarding, Snowshoeing, Winter Climbing, Art Programs, Teambuilding, Winter Disc Golf.

Green Season Activities: High & Low Ropes, Vertical Playground, Climbing Wall, Tennis, Mountain Biking, Beach Volleyball, Disc Golf, Art Programs, and so much more ...

396 Morrison RoadKitchener, ON, N2A 2Z6t: 519.894.5610 f: 519.894.5819 toll free: 1.877.CHICOPEEwww.discoverchicopee.com

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On behalf of Chicopee, we would like to welcome your group to our organization. As a community we are very fortunate to have such a facility that offers year round recreation in Southern Ontario.

Chicopee has built a reputation of being a premier learning performance centre. We thank you, our partners for your continued support in introducing a large number of our current and future guests to the lifelong sports we offer, and that families can enjoy together.

Chicopee welcomes your participation in our new LEAP programs offered in our Green Season (any month that does not include snow on the hill) which allows for exciting out-door adventure based programs. The program is aimed to promote team building, self awareness, integrity, character building, and a healthy attitude towards the outdoors. Your LEAP adventure could include a wide array of activities such as: Disc Golf, Mountain Bik-ing, Tennis, Beach Volleyball, Teambuilding Initiatives, Low Ropes, High Ropes, Climbing Wall, and Vertical Playground to name a few. This Green Season will also see the addition of Art Programs, that will be offered as part of our elective days or on there own. The Winter Season will also see the addition of Snowshoeing, Winter Climbing, Art, Winter Disc Golf and Teambuilding.

Whether this is your first Chicopee experience or you are planning to revisit us, we are happy that you have included us in your day. Thank you for your continued support and patronage, and we look forward to seeing you at Chicopee!

The Chicopee Team.

WELCOME TO CHICOPEE SKI & SUMMER RESORTYour Year Round Playground!

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Chicopee’s Leadership & Educational Adventure Programs are action packed activities aimed at assisting groups and individuals build strong social, mental, and physical skills, on a 12 month basis. Our trained facilitation staff will develop a program for your group that will have you experiencing new things, reaching new heights, and truly working as a team.

What is L.E.A.P? L.E.A.P is an experiential education facility that is offered at Chicopee during our Green Season (Green refers to anytime that snow is not on the ground – spring, summer and fall months). The programs offered through L.E.A.P are based on building problem solving, decision making, and cooperation skills. These programs involve ele-ments of physical and mental challenges. A visit may include some or all of the following : Ice breaking activities, trust & leadership initiatives, team based field games & coopera-tive activities, low ropes challenge initiatives, mountain biking, rock climbing, high ropes group challenge initiatives, or disc golf.

As all groups & teams are different, each visit to L.E.A.P is programmed to fit your groups needs. It is suggested that a mix of all activity types are used, but programs can be altered to include more or less of the activities that you desire most.

Why Chose L.E.A.P? Experiential education provides limitless opportunities for all types of groups. Whether you have an elementary, or high school group, corporate team, or other club group, L.E.A.P can bring out great benefits. Offered now 12 months of the year, LEAP offers an option to the traditional ski and snowboard visits throughout the winter months.

Curriculum Based : Chicopee’s L.E.A.P program works hard to bring out skills and abilities in today’s school curriculums.

Teamwork & Cooperation focus : The vast majority of Chicopee’s programs work to develop trust, leadership, and cooperative skills. These skills are valuable assets from the classroom to the workplace.

Physical Fitness & Ability : L.E.A.P involves many activities that help to build agil-ity, mobility, flexibility, cardiovascular fitness & strength. No minimal level of fitness is required. Our leadership & adventure programs can provide new forms of physical activity for your group, or serve as a rewarding day away from your daily routine.

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LEAP PROGRAMS

Low Ropes: Elements are 1 to 2 feet off the ground, and require group members to work together to solve problems or meet challenges.

Climbing Wall: Permanent climbing wall with 4 routes, 8 feet wide by 30 feet tall, al-lows 4 climbers and a minimum of 12 belayers, helmets and harnesses are provided.

High Ropes: First phase elements are approximately 25 feet off the ground, requires the group to work together as a team, helmets and harnesses are provided.

Vertical Playground: An upright playground 45 feet in the air, designed for up to 4 climbers in addition to a minimum of 12 belayers, helmets & harnesses are provided.

Beach Volleyball: Three Olympic regulation beach volleyball courts with Hutcheson V sand, volleyballs provided.

Bike Trails, Bike Park & Pine Stunt Area: 7 km of cut single trails, and a full dirt jump park and boardwalk area in the pine forest, bikes & helmets provided.

Tennis: 5 Har Tru clay surfaced tennis courts available for use, racquets and balls pro-vided.

Disc Golf: 18 hole (9 hill side & 9 pond side) course which uses weighted discs instead of clubs to play golf, easy to learn and great for groups.

Compass Scavenger Hunt: Compasses are utilized to navigate the property and find clues and riddles to accomplish a goal.

Initiative Tasks: Basic level team building activities based on creative thinking, fun and working cooperatively.

Creative Games: Unique team based games using a variety of sports and challenges.

Art Programs: Chicopee’s art based programs provide students & groups with a unique twist on an art program or project. With a variety of mediums to chose from, students head into the outdoors where they generate some awareness & appreciation of nature; captur-ing what they experience, they then return to the Chalet where they take their experiences and turn them into artwork. Projects can be based on a variety of themes, many of which fit well with units that are being taught in the classroom. Depending on group size and weather, some projects can even be created while outdoors, providing an even more inter-esting experience. A great way to explore creativity & the outdoors!

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OVERVIEW OF GREEN SEASONL.E.A.P. activities

Winter Climbing: Chicopee’s 30 foot wall will open for winter climbing and groups will be able to book this feature as weather permits. The feature must be free of ice and snow to be used in winter months. High winds, and extreme cold will also limit the ability to open this feature.

Snowshoeing: Come explore a great outdoor experience. Book a snowshoe outing and come explore beginner hiking trails at Chicopee. Snowshoes may also be booked for off site experiences; however offsite guiding is not available.

Teambuilding: Chicopee also offers fun teambuilding programs in the snow. Team-building initiatives are creative games that challenge groups to communicate, cooperate, and be creative in order to solve problems and overcome challenges that are presented to them. These challenges are athletic in nature and are a fun way to stay active outdoors in the winter

Art Programming: Chicopee’s art based programs provide students & groups with a unique twist on an art program or project. With a variety of mediums to chose from, students head into the outdoors where they generate some awareness & appreciation of nature; capturing what they experience, they then return to the Chalet where they take their experiences and turn them into artwork. Projects can be based on a variety of themes, many of which fit well with units that are being taught in the classroom. Depending on group size and weather, some projects can even be created while outdoors, providing an even more interesting experience. A great way to explore creativity & the outdoors!

Skiing & Snowboarding: Our hills cater to skiers and snowboarders of all skill lev-els. With 4 beginner, 5 intermediate, and 5 expert slopes, students will always be able to advance their skiing or snowboarding abilities.

Winter Disc Golf: Chicopee’s 9 Hole winter course is a challenge for the pro’s and a ton of fun for the most amateur of beginners. Walk Chicopee’s wooded ponds trail and drive, chip, and putt your way to victory! A great outing solo or with friends. Makes a great break from the slopes, and an awesome workout on snowshoes.

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OVERVIEW OF WINTERL.E.A.P. activities

Our year round education programs are directed towards students in Grade 4 to Grade 12, focusing on healthy lifestyle and the great outdoors.

Location : Chicopee is located just off the 401 & Highway 7& 8, central to K-W, Cam-bridge & Guelph. Chicopee has long been a haven to snow enthusiasts - skiers and snow-boarders from beginner to advance. We are one of the preferred learning performance centres in Canada.

Orientation : Upon availability Chicopee’s Team is willing and able to visit your school for an orientation session prior to your outing. Topics will include safety, expectations, proper dress/clothing for your outdoor experience and whatever other questions you or your students might have. Prior arrangements must be made for this service by contacting schools@skichicopee.com. Teacher & Supervisor Privileges : One complimentary day pass and rental is pro-vided for every 10 students that are participating in the outing. Supervisory staff in excess of this ratio will be offered a reduced rate. As an acknowledgement of our appreciation the group coordinator will be given two complimentary day passes to join us at your leisure. Rental Facilities : Our year round rental shop facilities offers leading edge technology with state of the art equipment. We offer a wide array of equipment from skis, snowboards, twin tips skis, snowshoes, helmets, discs for golf, tennis racquets and bikes.

Food & Beverage Facilities : Our main Chicopee Hall offers cafeteria style food options to daily visitors. If groups wish to bring their own lunch the hall also boasts a large number of picnic style tables. The Silvertip Lounge is offered to guests over the age of 19 as a full service licensed restaurant. (Food & Beverage facilities are available for all winter bookings, and upon request in the green season.) Feedback & Concerns : We welcome all feedback and believe that feedback actu-ally helps us to better our guests experience. Please take a moment to contact us directly at schools@skichicopee.com or 519.894.5610 x230 with any information.

Winter Season : Our highly acclaimed Snow School Instructors are prepared to teach children the skills needed to reach their full potential in a fun and rewarding environment, with safety as the key element. All lessons are taught by CSIA (Canadian Ski Instructors Alliance) and CASI (Canadian Association of Snowboard Instructors) certified instructors. Day and evening programs are available Monday through Friday, and comply with OSBIE (Ontario School Boards Insurance Exchange) & OSRA (Ontario Snow Resorts Association) requirements.

Green Season : Anything that we do on or around the property when there is no snow on the ground is referred to as our Green Season. Our guides and instructors are all trained and certified in this season, much like the winter.

ABOUT CHICOPEE

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Complete your Booking Request form online at www.discoverchicopee.com or via email schools@skichicopee.com or fax 519.894.5819

Should you require a pre visit safety presentation please contact us directly at schools@skichicopee.com to make arrangements.

To ensure that all schools are given an equal opportunity to participate we encourage group coordinators to be as accurate as possible when reserving their numbers.

Please indicate on the Booking Form the type of activities you wish, including number of participants, ticket/pass requirements, assessments/lessons, rental items, and special needs programming.

Await email confirmation to indicate your requested trip is being met. Attached to the con-firmation you will find an overview page and required participation waivers. All waivers must be submitted day of visit and be signed by the parent or legal guardian of participants under the age of 18.

Email or fax your Trip Confirmation Form one week prior to your outing, outlining final participant numbers and arrival/ departure information. If for some reason you need to re-schedule, please give us as much notice as possible, as there may be other groups that have requested that time.

HOW TO BOOK

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A ‘Year Round Playground’ visit

WHAT TO EXPECT

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When you come and visit

Know the code - Be safety concious - It is your responsibilityAll participants must wear an appropriate snow sport helmet for school excursions to OSRA member facilities. OSBIE recommends that schools adopt a mandatory snow sport helmet

policy for all excursions regardless of facility location.

Arrival : Once your buses or vehicles arrive in our main parking lot off Morrison Road, we ask that you please have the trip coordinator report to Guest Services (inside the main entrance) and announce your arrival. Have all participants remain outside and one of our group facilitators will welcome your group. We ask that you please bring all participation waivers and payment to Guest Services with you.

Please noted that arrivals between 8:15am and 9:30am will be served on a first come first served basis.

Payment may be received in the form of Visa, Mastercard, Debit or Cheque. Invoicing for groups must be prearranged and preapproved by submitting a request to schools@skichicopee.com , terms of up to 30 days are available.

Greeting & Safety Talk : A Chicopee Facilitator will greet your group and let you know where your group will be meeting. Ticket restrictions, lesson times and meeting place, club procedures, safety, rules & regulations, trail conditions, lifts in operation, lift use guidelines, signage, and departure instructions will all be reviewed with the students. We will cover topics such as:

Winter Alpine Responsibility Code : There are elements of risk in skiing and snowboarding that common sense and personal awareness can help reduce. Always show courtesy to others. Observe the code listed be-low and share with others the responsibility for a great outdoor experience.

Always stay in control. You must stop, or avoid other people or objects.1.

People ahead of you have the right-of way. It is your responsibility to avoid them.2.

Do not stop where you obstruct a trail or are not visible from above.3.

Before starting downhill or merging onto a trail, look up hill and yield to others.4.

If you are involved in or witness a collision or accident you must remain at the scene 5. and identify yourself to the Ski Patrol.

Always use proper devices to help prevent runaway equipment. 6.

Observe and obey all posted signs and warnings. 7.

Keep off closed trails and closed areas. 8.

You must not use lifts or terrain if your ability is impaired through the use of alcohol 9. or drugs.

You must have sufficient physical dexterity, ability and knowledge to safely load, 10. ride and unload lifts. If in doubt, ask the lift attendant.

Chicopee Winter Club Rules : Any guest using the facility at Chicopee is subject to the club rules. Please share this information with your participants. Participants are re-quired to read and obey all the signs on the property.

Foul language will not be tolerated on the premises.1.

Skiers/snowboarders must not go through, or hazardously near, snow school class-2. es, race courses or race classes.

Snow school classes must be held on slopes in a manner that allows the safe passage 3. of skiers/snowboarders on said slope.

Skiers/snowboarders must stay clear of equipment working on slopes.4.

All skis must have a current and indemnified braking system, and all snowboarders 5. must have a leash on their snowboard.

No obstructions are allowed on slopes without consent of the management.6.

Jump ranges or other such hazards will be removed from slope areas by the Ski Pa-7. trol or Employees

Skiers/snowboarders are not to use areas closed by Patrollers or Employees.8.

No other devices other than skis or snowboards are allowed on the slopes unless 9. authorized by the Manager.

All Management and Ski Patrollers are authorized to remove membership badges or 10. daily lift tickets from skiers/snowboarders disobeying club rules. Said badges are to be given to the Manager for disciplinary action.

All instructions displayed on lifts or given by Employees or Ski Patrollers are to be 11. followed by members and day ticket holders.

Skiers must wear two skis on lifts, unless otherwise authorized. 12.

Loading of lifts is from the bottom station only.13.

The Snow School and Patrol lift line is to be used only by on-duty Patrollers, Snow 14. School Instructors and Race Coaches with classes. All Ski Patrol, Snow School Per-sonnel and Race Coaches not on duty or teaching must use regular lift lines.

Personal Belongings : Storage areas are located in the cafeteria and main hall. We strongly recommend that any valuable items not be brought on group outings. Rental lockers are located in the main hall, rental shop, or across from Guest Services should you require storage. Chicopee is not responsible for any missing personal effects. Rental Lock-ers range from $1 to $3.

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Memberships & daily lift tickets at Chicopee contain a liability clause. Please read carefully.

Seasonal Rental Equipment : Winter Season: Participants in need of rentals will be grouped according to shoe size and taken to the Rental Shop for fitting. We ask that all participants know their shoe/ boot size and are prepared to answer the following ques-tions: age, weight & ability. All rental packages are complete with a helmet – which OSRA mandates that all participants wear. We ask that chaperones and volunteers make them-selves available in the rental shop to assist in marking lift tickets with equipment numbers (please see our Rental Shop staff for instruction day of). We always serve the participants first and ask all chaperones and volunteers to please collect their equipment at the end of the group. All rental equipment must be returned to the rental shop at the conclusion of the scheduled day visit. Poles will be given out after participants have completed their assess-ment/ lesson, (daytime visits = 12pm, ½ Day & Evening visits = will be announced during your greeting). Green Season: Participants in need of rentals will be fitted in the rentals shop by our facilitation staff.

Chicopee Helmet Integration Policy : Here at Chicopee we are committed to the on-going safety of our employees and the general public on a 12-month basis. Chicopee has made the decision to integrate the use of helmets into our operations. One of our goals is to lead by example, not only for the public, but also the industry. Chicopee’s rental shop will carry an inventory of a minimum 500 helmets for rent. Helmets are included with the total rental package price. Effective September 2009: All participants must wear an appropriate snow sport helmet for school excursions to OSRA member facilities. OSBIE recommends that schools adopt mandatory snow sport helmet use policy regardless of ski facilitiy loca-tions.

Winter Assessment/Lessons : All participants, regardless of age or ability, will be required to go through an ability assessment to determine the applicable terrain that they will have access to. Based on how the instructor classifies the student they will proceed to the appropriate lesson. Our highly acclaimed Snow School Instructors are prepared to teach children the skills needed to reach their full potential in a fun & rewarding environ-ment. All lessons are taught by CSIA or CASI certified instructors. We have two methods of teaching (station and group setting) and the method will be determined by the number of participants/ visitors that day.

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Winter Day Program – Non-Skier, Beginner & Intermediate Assess-ments/ Lessons : When ever possible, and as determined by the number of visitors, we will use the station method of teaching. The objective of stations is to allow students to progress at their own pace. For those students that may progress at a slower rate, they will remain at the appropriate level and those that exceed will advance to the next level. Numbered stations are set up on the beginner slopes and as the students achieve the re-quired skills, they move on to the next station. A stripe test is available at the last station that allows them, if successful, to advance to other skiable terrain based on their ability. An intermediate/ advanced lesson is then available at a set time to allow for students to try and attain a second stripe for full hill access (with the exception of the terrain parks). The alternative to stations would be our group method which would have participants of simi-lar ability and age to be taught as a group.

Intermediate & Advanced Assessments/ Lessons : Conducted at 11am (Daytime Visits), and as needed for our ½ Day & Evening Visitors

Club Programs : Are available to groups who visit us on multiple occasions with a minimum of 4 visits in the season. Clubs will be assessed each visit and the lessons will continue accordingly. Group teaching may be offered to the evening programs based on ar-rival times, skill level and number of participants. The assessment will take place once the students are on on-snow and then the lessons will take place at either 4pm or 5pm.

Terrain Park Programs : New this year we are offering Terrain Park Programs to high school aged groups. All riders (ski or snowboard) will have to demonstrate advanced level skills before attending a Park specific lesson. The participant will be awarded a day park pass if they prove to be successful in the training provided by our park certified pro-fessionals. Lesson times will vary dependant upon the bookings that day and all Park les-sons must be pre booked at the time of the trip request. Park certified instructors will not be available on a day of request.

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Ski Station TeachingMobility and Balance1. Stopping2. Direction Change3. Introduction to Tenderfoot Chair4. Linked controlled turns on Littlefoot5. Linked controlled turns on more chal-6. lenging terrain.

Snowboard Station TeachingEquipment & Basic Mobility informa-1. tion on TenderfootIntroduction to Tenderfoot Chair2. Heal & Toe side slipping introduction 3. Direction Change / Falling Leaf Single 4. TurnsLinked controlled turns5. Linked controlled turns on more chal-6. lenging terrain.

Non Skier or Non Snowboarder

First time skiing/snowboarding. Individual has never skiied or snowboarded before.

Beginner

The student has skied or snowboarded once or twice or a few times per year and has experienced and maintained control on a number of novice hills of varying difficulty. He/she is able to stop and turn both directions with some success. They are comfortable on green and some blue slopes. May need assistance with getting on or off the lifts.

Intermediate

The student has skied or snowboarded on many occa-sions and has experienced a variety of hills and different ski areas. He/she can turn and stop under control using recognized formal techniques. They can ski /board with confidence on blue slopes and possibly some black slopes.

Advanced

The student is an experienced and competent skier or snowboarder. He/she has received formal instruction, knows and understands the Alpine Responsibility Code and can demonstrate ability at an advanced level. Such students can be called upon to assist supervisors.

SKIER OR SNOWBOARDER

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Classification

Lift Ticket $12Lesson $12Rental (Including Helmet) $11Park Lesson (Available only to high schools) + $7

WINTER

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SKI & SNOWBOARD PACKAGES

Lift Ticket $12Rental (Including Helmet) $10Helmet Only $5

Day Program (includes up to 8 hours of activity)

½ Day Program (includes up to 4 hours of activity)

Club Program (only applies to multi group visits, minimum 4 visits)

Volunteer Rates (10:1 ratio of complimentary lift ticket & rentals)

WINTER RECREATION PACKAGESDisc Golf $12Snowshoeing $17Rock Climbing $17Art Programming $12Elective Day (groups come and participate in multiple stations for a full day) $22 (8 Hours) or $16 (4

Hours)

Rates per person.

Lift Ticket $11Lesson $11Rental (Including Helmet) $10Park Lesson (Available only to high schools) + $7

Lift Ticket $11Lesson $11Rental (Including Helmet) $10Park Lesson (Available only to high schools) + $7

Revised January 2011.

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* Rates valid if booked before February 1st, 2011.

Elective Program $22

Fully facilitated, fun and safe program for your participants. Each activity is staffed by trained Chicopee staff able to deliver a safe and memorable day for participants. Every station includes instruction and coaching so everyone can get involved in the fun. Select from: Bike Park, Climbing Wall, Vertical Playground, Bike Trails, Compass Scavenger Hunt, Low Ropes, Tennis, Volleyball, Initiative Tasks, Creative Games, Disc Golf, or Art Program-ming.

Half Day Elective Program $16

Fully facilitated, fun and safe program for your participants. Each activity is staffed by trained Chicopee staff able to deliver a safe and memorable day for participants. Every sta-tion includes instruction and coaching so everyone can get involved in the fun. Select from: Bike Park, Climbing Wall, Vertical Playground, Bike Trails, Compass Scavenger Hunt, Low Ropes, Tennis, Volleyball, Initiative Tasks, Creative Games, or Disc Golf. The half day op-tion is great for groups looking for 2 to 3 hours of activity.

AM Program $12

Looking for something for your leadership group, off campus group, or other speciality group, and only have 1 to 1.5 hours to spend? The program is fully supervised and instruc-tion is provided by Chicopee trained staff. Select from: Bike Park, Climbing Wall, Vertical Playground, Bike Trails, Compass Scavenger Hunt, Low Ropes, Tennis, Volleyball, Initia-tive Tasks, Creative Games or Disc Golf.

GREEN SEASONRECREATION PACKAGE

The Waterloo Region Track 3 Ski School’s philosophy is to help young people with disabili-ties experience the joy and exhilaration of skiing. We believe that everyone should have the access to high quality instruction and the specialized adaptive equipment to enjoy this sport to its fullest. We will focus on the ability- not disability- skiing provides this opportu-nity for these children to discover their own strengths.

Once again this year with the help of the Chicopee Ski & Summer Resort, Track 3 will be of-fering skiing to children with disabilities. This will allow them to participate on their school ski trips. As these instructors are volunteers, please put your request in at the same time you do your initial request.

WINTER PROGRAMS FOR

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Special Needs Students

Track 3 must have request form returned no less than 14 days prior to ski trip•

Availability of Track 3 Volunteer Instructors on the day of trip, no guarantee as these • instructors are volunteers.

Program offered to day trips only (9am to 3pm)•

Permission form and Release and Indemnity agreement be signed and returned•

Standard Group Package pricing will apply.•

Conditions

If you would like more information please contact:Angie HudynWaterloo Region Track 3 Ski School396 Morrison Road, Kitchener, ON NA2 2Z6519.748.9802 | track3@golden.net | www.waterlootrack3.com

Please ensure that your participants are dressing appropriately for the weather: When planning any outdoor activity, you want to ensure that you dress accordingly to stay warm and dry. Please advise participants in the winter months it is recommended they stay away from wearing jeans next to their skin, because it will absorb sweat and snow and tends to make them cold. For that same reason, wool or acrylic socks are better than cotton athletic socks; wear one thin pair. Ski and snowboard boots are de-signed to be warm, thick socks or multiple socks will only cause blisters and be uncomfort-able. Long underwear, waterproof pants or snow pants are recommended. Use layering guidelines—you can always remove clothing if you become too warm. In the green season months, we also recommend dressing appropriately for the weather.

Supervision : Group Coordinators and Supervisor are responsible for the supervision of the students while they are involved in this program at Chicopee. Please direct your ef-forts to making this a valuable learning experience for them. All teachers and chaperones must be identifiable to students by wearing a Chicopee provided vest in compliance with the OPHEA (Ontario Physical and Health Education Association) guidelines, and must ad-here to the helmet regulation.

Lift Tickets : Lift tickets are valid only for the time period you have booked. The Grade 4 & Grade 5 passport lift ticket program cannot be used in conjunction with the School Program.

Ticket Striping : School tickets will be striped as the participant successfully completes their assessment/ lessons. Skill level will be determined only by the Chicopee snow school instructors. No striping will indicate that the participant may ride the Little foot & Bear foot Magic Carpet’s as well as the Tender foot lift. One stripe will gain participant’s access to the North lift. Two stripes will gain full access to the resort, excluding the Terrain Parks. PARK tickets will gain access to all of the available terrain in the area.

Ski Poles : Will be given after the advanced lesson program has finished (12 pm for day trips and varied dependant upon ½ day and evening programs).

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WHAT SHOULD I REMEMBERto share with the group

Guest Services & Sales: Liz Wadeson519.894.5610 ext. 230lwadeson@skichicopee.com

Corporate Sales: Vicki Stevanus519.894.5610 ext. 242vstevanus@skichicopee.com

Manager of Snow Sports: Diane Bekiroski519.894.5610 ext. 223dbekiroski@skichicopee.com

Manager of Recreation: AJ Leeming519.894.5610 ext. 231ajleeming@skichicopee.com

Executive Director: Reg Verley519.894.5610 ext. 222rverley@skichicopee.com

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CONTACT USand discover Chicopee

Be sure to come for a visit to learn more about our facilities and what Chicopee can

do for you:

396 Morrison RoadKitchener, ON, N2A2Z6

t: 519.894.5610 f: 519.894.5819 toll free: 1.877.CHICOPEE

www.discoverchicopee.com