St Mark High School offers opportunities for downhill skiers and snowboarders of all levels to get on the slopes and into the terrain parks.
Use the tabs on the left to get more information and download the necessary forms.
Please be sure to adhere to all deadlines.
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1. Downhill Ski and Snowboard Club
The club is open to all students from grades 7-12 and for all levels of downhill enthusiasts.
Special treat this year - 4 nights at Mont Cascade plus 1 day at Mont Tremblant.
(Thursday Jan 20 and 27, Feb 3 and 10) (Thursday Feb 17)
As Tremblant will not offer lessons and is not recommended for beginners, there will be an option to do the whole package or just Mont Cascade.
We are currently waiting for permission to run this club.
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2. High School Ski Trip
This is a 3 day trip to Mt Ste Anne and Le Massif near Quebec City. It is exclusively for high school students. It is recommended that participants be more advanced skiers and snowboarders, as the hills are larger and more technical.
(Thursday Feb 24 - Saturday Feb 26)
We are currently waiting for permission to run this trip.
The club is open to all students from grades 7-12 and for all levels of downhill enthusiasts.
Special treat this year - 4 nights at Mont Cascade plus 1 day at Mont Tremblant.
(Thursday Jan 20 and 27, Feb 3 and 10) (Thursday Feb 17)
As Tremblant will not offer lessons and is not recommended for beginners, there will be an option to do the whole package or just Mont Cascade.
We are currently waiting for permission to run this club.
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2. High School Ski Trip
This is a 3 day trip to Mt Ste Anne and Le Massif near Quebec City. It is exclusively for high school students. It is recommended that participants be more advanced skiers and snowboarders, as the hills are larger and more technical.
(Thursday Feb 24 - Saturday Feb 26)
We are currently waiting for permission to run this trip.
