Ski School:

The first time you rent ski equipment for your family on a ski vacation can be overwhelming. Use this step-by-step guide to walk you though the experience.

Who Says You Can't Teach an Old Dog New Tricks? Learning to ski as an adult can really take you out of your comfort zone. . . here are a few insights from Kelly's husband.

Snowmama Lisa was excited to learn that Park City Mountain Resort‘s Signature 3 program now offers young kids snowboard lessons.

Do you have kids ages 9-15 who ski or snowboard and are looking for something new to try during the school break? Check out the "I Ride Park City" Freestyle camps this season!

How do you balance a family with different skiing abilities? A nice mix of instruction coupled with some celebrated moments of family skiing.

I haven't done any flips or tricks for years and I am no downhill racer. Here are the Pro and Cons from a reluctant but surprised helmet convert. It's not just about safety.

The first day of ski school can be a pretty daunting challenge for our kids. Here are a few tactics I use to try to help the process become a little easier.

From the mouth of babes. Marie's darling 3-year-old daughter talks about her experience with the Signature 3 program.

Lessons are the fast track to acquiring good skills and avoiding bad habits regardless if you are an advanced rider or a never ever.

There comes a time when we, as parents, need to get out of the way and let our children go. Especially when your young child is learning how to ski without you or the harness.

Toddlers can be a tough crowd to please, but don’t let that steer you away from the winter vacation of your dreams.

Snowmamas and Snowpapas know how to be prepared! Put these things in your child's pocket to be ready for anything!