PREPARE. RIDE RESPONSIBLY. REPEAT.
A successful day on the mountain starts before you strap into your bindings. Preparation, awareness, and responsible decision-making help riders make better choices throughout the day.
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BEFORE HEADING TO THE MOUNTAIN
BEFORE HEADING TO THE MOUNTAIN
CONDITIONS
CONDITIONS
Check current weather, snow conditions, trail status, lift operations, and any relevant resort announcements.
EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT
Inspect your board, bindings, boots, and other equipment. Make sure everything fits properly and is suitable for your needs.
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
Dress for winter conditions, use appropriate layers, and bring suitable gloves, eyewear, and protective equipment.
PLANNING
PLANNING
Know where you're meeting, how you'll communicate with your group, and what to do if plans change.
RESPONSIBLE RIDING
RESPONSIBLE RIDING
STAY IN CONTROL
STAY IN CONTROL
Choose a speed and line that allow you to respond to people and changing conditions.
RESPECT OTHER RIDERS
RESPECT OTHER RIDERS
Be aware of riders downhill, look uphill before entering a trail, and stop only in visible places where you do not obstruct others.
FOLLOW MOUNTAIN RULES
FOLLOW MOUNTAIN RULES
Respect trail signs, closures, lift procedures, resort staff directions, and posted safety information.
KNOW YOUR LIMITS
KNOW YOUR LIMITS
Conditions can change rapidly. Choose terrain appropriate to your ability and do not feel pressured to follow another rider into an unfamiliar situation.
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR GROUP
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR GROUP
Agree on meeting points and communication arrangements before riding. If someone needs assistance, follow resort procedures and seek appropriate help.
EQUIPMENT REFERENCE
EQUIPMENT REFERENCE
Snowboard
Choose a board suitable for your size, ability, and intended riding style.
Boots and Bindings
Proper fit and secure, well-maintained bindings are important for control.
Helmet and Protective Gear
Use a properly fitted helmet and consider additional protection appropriate to your riding.
Goggles and Clothing
Prepare for changing visibility, wind, temperature, and snowfall.
For equipment setup or maintenance questions, seek advice from a qualified professional.
OFFICIAL MOUNTAIN INFORMATION
Use the resort's current information for operational decisions.
Snowboarding & Resort Information
https://www.lutsen.com/things-to-do/skiing-snowboardingLessons & Instruction
https://www.lutsen.com/plan-purchase/lessonsLift Tickets & Passes
https://www.lutsen.com/plan-purchase/tickets-passes
EMERGENCY AWARENESS
EMERGENCY AWARENESS
Know the resort's current procedures for requesting assistance. In an emergency, contact appropriate mountain personnel or local emergency services as needed.
OUR SAFETY COMMITMENT
OUR SAFETY COMMITMENT
No club title, skill level, or team position overrides mountain rules or personal responsibility. Safe decisions matter more than speed, progression, or competition.
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