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Snow Ski Trip

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Cub Scouts 404 Snow Ski Trip Unit Registration

Name of Skier(Required)
Enter the full name of the skier. This will help us assign tickets, rentals, and other options to the correct individual.
Participant Role(Required)
Select the category that best describes the participant. This helps us organize group details and pricing appropriately.
Gender(Required)
Indicate the participant's gender. This information is for accommodation and rental equipment fitting purposes.
Enter the email associated with this unit registration. This email will be used to send any email confirmation messages.
Please enter a number from 1 to 99.
Enter the age of the participant. Accurate age information ensures correct ticket pricing and activity availability.
Select "Yes" if you need a lift ticket for skiing or snowboarding. Each ticket is priced at $59 and is valid for the entire day.
Select "Yes" if you'd like to rent skiing or snowboarding equipment. Rentals include skis or snowboard, boots, and poles if needed, priced at $24 per person.
Select 'Yes' if you want to reserve lodging for two nights. Please note that accommodations are required for both nights and are priced at $16.50 per person, per night. ($33 Total)
Select "Yes" if you'd like to include a meal ticket for the trip. Each ticket is priced at $12 and covers one meal.
Select "Yes" if you'd like to enjoy tubing for two hours. The cost is $10 per person.
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Cost Breakdown

The total cost for the trip is $138 per person, which includes:

  • An 8-hour ski pass on Saturday.
  • Ski, snowboard, and helmet rental.
  • Lodging for 2 nights.
  • A $15 meal ticket for lunch at the slopes on Saturday.
  • 2 hours of tubing for just $10

Payment Deadline

The total payment is due no later than January 30th, 2025.
Make sure to submit your payment on time to secure your spot.

Family Lodging Information

Families are welcome to join the trip! However, Scouts and Leaders get first choice for lodging at the scout camp. If all accommodations are booked, families are encouraged to arrange lodging at nearby accommodations.

Please let us know the names of all attendees as soon as possible to help us coordinate.

Trip Overview

The group will travel to Cincinnati on Friday night, arriving at the Cincinnati Scout Reservation for the night. (Please note: Cincinnati is one hour ahead of our local time.)

Meals:

  • Breakfast on Saturday and Sunday is on your own.
  • Dinner on Saturday night will be at Cici’s Pizza Buffet, which participants will cover individually.

Activities and Accommodations

  • We will ski at Perfect North Slopes, which offers additional activities for non-skiers, including snow tubing. Please note that Perfect North is cash-only, so participants are encouraged to purchase meal tickets in advance. Learn more at www.perfectnorth.com.
  • Lodging will be at the Cincinnati/Dan Beard Council Camp Facilities (Camp Craig), which offers:
    • Dorm-style accommodations (2 people per room).
    • Heated cabins (4 people per room).
    • Showers and bathrooms in the activity building.

What to Bring:

  • Bedding or a sleeping bag.
  • Scouts will sleep on bunk beds with mattresses.

Family Participation:

  • Family members are welcome, but any non-boy scout youth must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Please limit attendance to family members only.
  • Families who arrange their own accommodations are still welcome to join the group at the slopes and take advantage of discounted group pricing.
  • Additional skiing on Sunday is only available for families arranging their own accommodations.
We are traveling up on Friday night to Perfect North Slopes https://maps.app.goo.gl/yU6pDsjxLgw5uuPb8
It’s a 4 1/2 hour drive from here with the weather, so we will need to leave by 1:00 pm CST Friday Feb 7th in order to get there by 7:00pm EST with a 30 minute stop for fuel and dinner. This is just Northwest of Cincinnati so we have to account for the time zone difference.
Sleeping will be in a boy scout lodge, think of it as indoor camping so bring a sleeping bag/pillow, pajamas and a toiletry bag. Showers will be communal, so bring sandals, a towel and a shower bag to carry your soap/shampoo and shower essentials.
If you are looking to stay at a hotel with Privacy you can check out the Lodging recommendations: Lodging – Perfect North Slopes
Ski Gear. Helmets will be provided and are required. You will need to provide your own googles or sunglasses. Costco does have a great deal on Blue Sky helmets and goggles. You will want some kind of face protection, so a face gator, scarf or balaclava is a good idea. You will want a base layer, PJs or thermal underwear,  then just wear your snow clothes over the top. If it’s really cold, you can add an extra layer, but it does sacrifice mobility and most of the time you get enough exercise to stay warm without needing too many layers. Warm gloves or mittens are a must! Disposable hand warmers will help as well. If you are just learning, I do suggest padded shorts because; whether you ski or snowboard, you will fall. The shorts make it a lot more comfortable. Most importantly, bring good socks! I recommend a thin sock against your skin with a thick, quality wool sock over that. You want to stay warm and reduce and reduce any chance of blisters. Bring warm winter boots to walk to and from the slopes.
Some recommend items from Amazon: Be sure to check sizes!
Snowpants: 
     Mens – https://amzn.to/4gGpWf7 
     Womens – https://amzn.to/3W86Lm9 
     Kids: https://amzn.to/4gGpWf7 
Padded shorts: https://a.co/d/atpvnPp  
If you have never skied or snowboarded before here are some great starter videos.
Allen will be doing free Skiing and Snowboarding lessons for both the kids and adults on Saturday morning.

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