Kids and Safety

Have Fun and Be Safe On The Mountain.

Kids and safety on the mountain

The best way to keep skiing and riding safe for your children is to make sure they understand the following safety tips. The story and drawings below are a great way to make learning process fun.

Child age limit

Children who are riding the chairlifts at Park City Mountain Resort must be at least 2 years of age and be able to load, ride and unload without being carried. They must also be wearing skis or other alpine sliding devices. Guests will not be allowed to access the chairlifts with a child in a carrier such as a backpack or chest pack. The purpose of this policy is for the safety of the child in the unlikely event of a lift evacuation or injury to the adult.

Tips:

Have your child memorize the "Your Responsibility Code."
Visit www.lidsonkids.org to find out how to find the best helmet for your child.
Dress your child in layers so they can be comfortable in a wide variety of conditions and be prepared for the rapidly changing weather.
Put on sun protection and make sure your child is always wearing either goggles or sunglasses.
Keep the name and phone number of your accommodations, along with your cell phone number, in a secure pocket of your child’s coat or ski pants.
Enroll your child in ski school to make sure they get started properly. Our instructors know how to teach kids so they learn the proper techniques, progress faster and enjoy their time more with you.

Read a safety story

"Sheena Catski and Grommet the Snowdog" is a fun and informative story about mountain safety that kids young and old will enjoy. It was written by one of Park City Mountain Resort's Mountain Hosts, Anna Cordes.