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2 RCR TABLE 2006 SCHOOL OF CONTENTS GROUP INFORMATION RESOURCE GUIDE Page Program Overview 2 Resort Information 3 Schools Trust Us For Safety 4 Planning Guide 5 General Information 8 Pricing 10 Booking Policies 11 Booking Forms and Instructions 13 Student Information 16 Alpine Responsibility Code 20 Grade 2 Pass / Grade 5 Pass 21 Trail Map 22 Our Apple To You 23 Contacts (Back Cover) 24

3 PROGRAM OVERVIEW Resorts of the Canadian Rockies (RCR) school programs are designed to incorporate and emphasize snow safety and the importance of outdoor recreational activities as part of a healthy balanced lifestyle. We feel that every child should have an opportunity to participate in skiing and snowboarding. To help facilitate this, RCR offers cost effective lift, lesson, and rental packages. This guide will help you organize, plan, and create your school s ski trip with a strong educational component. Skiing and snowboarding fits into the Alberta School Curriculum for Physical Education under the general outcomes of activity, health benefits, cooperation, and daily activity. In addition, our instructional programs are easily linked to wellness, biology, and other science curriculum. Lessons will be focused on personal safety, warm-up and cool down exercises, potential hazards, first aid, and the technical skills of skiing or snowboarding. We look forward to having your school visit Nakiska Ski Area this season. Visit for more details. For booking and inquiries, please contact an RCR Group Sales Coordinator at SNOW (7669) See you soon! Kylie Shaw Sales and Events Coordinator Nakiska Ski Area 2

4 NAKISKA SKI AREA INFORMATION Mountain Stats Average Annual Snowfall: 250 cm / 98 in Base Elevation:1479 m / 4851 ft Summit Elevation: 2258 m / 7406 ft Skiable Terrain: 1021 acres Number of Lifts: 6 Number of Trails: 64 Beginner Trails: 16% Intermediate Trails: 70% Expert Trails: 14% Nordic: 40 km of double track set trails from the base of the Nakiska access road starting at Ribbon Creek Hostel. Length of season: December to mid-april Average Winter Temperature: -7 Celsius What s New As Calgary s closest mountain and the 1988 Winter Olympics skiing venue, we are proud to teach and encourage young people in the sport of skiing and snowboarding. We hope that today s new participants will go on to enjoy an active lifestyle involving downhill recreation. Being part of the Olympic legacy has provided Nakiska with many benefits. Our world-class snowmaking system ensures that we have the most consistent ski conditions in the area. Our location, just off the Trans-Canada Highway, makes getting here one of the safest road trips available. With very limited avalanche danger and backcountry hazards, and varied terrain with wide-open runs, Nakiska is an excellent choice for school groups. Nakiska is the closest mountain from Calgary for skiing and snowboarding. Just 83 km (52 miles) from the Calgary city limits, Nakiska is a short 50 minute drive. Head west on the Trans-Canada Highway (Hwy #1), then south on Highway #40, and you ll be here before you know it. New Tubing Park This winter Nakiska will add a brand new Tube Park to the base area adjacent to Kids World. With two tubing tracks, Nakiska will now offer twice the family fun along with world class skiing and riding. New Carpet Lift As part of the new Tubing Park at the Nakiska Kids World, the resort will receive a new 90m carpet style conveyor lift which will serve both the beginners area and the Tubing Park. Easy Way off Homesteader Continuing with the tradition of safety and to ensure every guest has the best experience possible, Nakiska will be adding a new easier run called the Homesteader Bypass. The new easy way down will avoid the steep pitch on Lower Homesteader giving beginners a more comfortable way to the base area. BBQ Pit & Deck Expansion Last season Nakiska opened the new BBQ pit at the base area, this season the improvements will continue with the expansion of deck space in the BBQ pit and base area to provide more options to stop for a bite and enjoy the view of the mountains! Snowmaking Improvements Nakiska Ski Area is constantly making upgrades and improvements to our snowmaking system to enable us to open the resort each year at end of October/early November one of the earliest resort openings in North America. Addition of 'The Beast' Snowcat The Beast Snowcat Groomer is the most powerful groomer in the industry! It promises to improve ground preparation pre-season by 20% and will provide smoother, softer and more carve-able snow! Recognition for the Big Nak Nakiska was named in the Ski Canada Best of Skiing Awards 2013 edition awards as best of the Big Bun Challenge. You have to see this burger to believe it. Take the Big Nak Challenge this season at Nakiska! 3

5 SCHOOLS TRUST US FOR SAFETY Safety Resorts of the Canadian Rockies makes every effort to ensure our resorts meet the required safety guidelines for extracurricular activities, as outlined by the Canada West Ski Areas Association and school boards. RCR works closely with school boards to ensure a well-defined safety program for skiing and snowboarding activities. We are committed to providing a safe learning environment for skiing and snowboarding. 1) Helmets All students on school sanctioned ski trips are required to wear helmets while participating in an instructional program. RCR provides complimentary helmets as part of the rental package. 2) Trained Staff Our instructors are certified by the Canadian Ski Instructors Alliance and the Canadian Association of Snowboard Instructors. Additional training has been provided to ensure the instructors are familiar with the specific needs of school groups and the safety regulations governing school trips. 3) Lessons School group lessons at all Resorts of the Canadian Rockies facilities include safety and instructional components. Our programs are designed to address the specific skills required to participate in and enjoy a ski or snowboard day in the mountains. During the lessons our instructors are responsible for the supervision of the students. We do encourage teachers and/or chaperones to accompany the group lesson and assist if needed. Did You Know? Resorts of the Canadian Rockies was the recipient of the 2008 Canadian Ski Patrol Skiing Award. Presented by the Canadian Ski Council for extraordinary contributions to safety within the ski community. 4

6 PLANNING GUIDE Follow these guidelines to help prepare for your ski day. One Year to One Month Prior: 1. Contact an RCR Group Sales Coordinator to initiate the booking process. April November: SNOW (7669) or November April: or (Calgary Local) or (For your convenience, a School Group Booking Form (pg 13) is included in this guide, which will be required to reserve your booking.) 2. Distribute the Student Information Form (pg 15) to parents in order to gather the required information about the student for their ski day. This information will be held in confidence as per the RCR Privacy Policy ( Transfer the student information to the School Group Rental Information Form (pg 16) and submit it to your RCR Group Sales Coordinator once complete. NOTE: Copies of the completed Student Information forms for each student should be filed and kept for emergency contact purposes. 3. A 25% deposit is due 1 month prior to the trip date. Two Weeks Prior: ** Very Important Step** 1. A final draft of the School Group Rental Information Form with final numbers for skiers, snowboarders, lessons, and rentals is required at this time. 2. Set up an agenda for the day that outlines when and where each person within the group will meet for transportation, rentals, lessons, and lunch. One Week Prior: 1. Double check ability levels of each student and confirm with the recorded levels on the final submitted School Group Rental Information Form. If changes are required, notify the Nakiska Group Sales Coordinator. NOTE: Changes are dependent on availability and the RCR cancellation policy. SEE PAGE 11 One Day Prior: 1. Check the Nakiska website, for current conditions and weather forecast. 2. Call the Nakiska Group Sales Coordinator to confirm both arrival and lesson time, and also cover any last minute questions. 5

7 PLANNING GUIDE CONT'D Day of Trip: All Arrivals 1. Arrive at least one hour prior to lesson time. Please notify the resort of any delays in your departure. 2. Group Leaders must check in at the Administration Office located in the Ticketing and Administration Building upon arrival. The Nakiska Group Sales Coordinator will provide the group leader with lift tickets and all required information including rental location and procedure, lesson time and location, and lunch time and location (if requested). Arrival by Bus: 1. Arrive at the Nakiska bus drop off, marked by the Circle of Flags. 2. Have the students remain on the bus until a Nakiska representative gives permission to unload. 3. The Group Leader must check in with the Nakiska Group Sales Coordinator, at the Administration Office upon arrival and provide on-hill contact numbers in case of an emergency. 4. A brief orientation will be given to the students, chaperones, and group leaders on the bus. 5. Tickets are handed out by a Group Leader prior to the students being given permission to unload. 6. Students will be directed to the Daylodge or a private room (if booked) to drop off lunches, bags, and any extra clothing. (RCR and Nakiska Ski Area are not responsible for any lost, damaged, or stolen items.) 7. Designate one chaperone from each group to remain in the Daylodge at the arranged group meeting area at all times in order to provide the students with a check-in point should an issue arise. 8. When the students leave the Daylodge they must be ready to enter their lesson as soon as they acquire their rental equipment / personal equipment. Individual Arrival: 1. The Group Leader should arrive 30 minutes prior to the student arrival time and check in at the Administration Office located in the Ticketing and Administration Building. 2. Students are to meet at the far end of the Daylodge to acquire lift tickets, get organized with the group, and drop off lunches, bags, and any extra clothing at this location. (RCR and Nakiska Ski Area are not responsible for any lost, damaged, or stolen items.) 3. Designate one chaperone from each group to remain in the Daylodge at the arranged group meeting area at all times in order to provide the students with a check-in point should an issue arise. 4. When the students leave the Daylodge they must be ready to enter their lesson as soon as they acquire their rental equipment / personal equipment. 6

8 PLANNING GUIDE CONT'D Rental Equipment: 1. Please remain OUTSIDE of the Rental Shop until a Rental Shop Representative has given the group clearance to enter. 2. Starting with beginners, groups of 20 will go into the Rental Shop. Two chaperones are needed in the Rental Shop to assist in this process. 3. Each student will be provided with a designated number at the entrance of the Rental Shop, which corresponds to the pre-set equipment inside. 4. Once inside the Rental Shop, the students will give their designated number to a Rental Shop Representative who will lead the student through the boot, ski or snowboard, helmet, and sign out areas. Helmets are required for all students and are included in the rental package price. Adult helmets may be rented for a small additional fee. Lesson Meeting Place: 1. The lesson meeting area is located immediately outside the back door of the Rental Shop. 2. The Group Leader must identify themselves to the Snow School Instructors at the meeting area. 3. The Snow School Instructors, with the help of the Group Leader, will divide the school group according to ability levels (1-5)based on the information provided on the School Group Rental Information form (maximum of one instructor with 10 students). Level 1 - Beginner Level 5 - Advanced End of Day Procedures: 1. Please return any unused lift tickets to the Nakiska Group Sales Coordinator by 2pm. A statement of charges incurred may be picked up at this time. 2. After the participants have completed their day of skiing the Group Leader will meet them at the lesson meeting area to begin returning their equipment. Please ensure there is sufficient time to return the equipment at the end of the day, prior to departure (approximately ½ hour is required, no later 4:30pm). Buses may pick up students and chaperones at the drop off area. 7

9 GENERAL INFORMATION Emergency Contacts The Group Leader is required to submit their name and an emergency contact number for the day of the school trip. Group Leaders are required to have all student emergency contact information with them at all times at the resort. Lift Tickets Each person participating in skiing / snowboarding is required to wear a valid lift ticket to be scanned at all lifts. The ticket must be visible and placed on an article of clothing that will be worn for the duration of the trip. You will be charged for all used tickets. Unused tickets must be returned on the day of the trip to the Nakiska Group Sales Coordinator by 2 pm. If someone should lose or misplace a ticket, they must notify their chaperone or group leader, who must report to the Nakiska Group Sales Coordinator or Administration Office. Ticket control and restricted lift access may be used to prevent students from accessing terrain that is beyond their ability levels. For more details, contact your Nakiska Group Sales Coordinator. Food and Beverage Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are available in the Daylodge Cafeteria. Lunch and snacks are available in the Mid-Mountain Lodge Cafeteria. Please advise your group that the average meal can cost $12 - $20. Snacks and refreshments are available throughout the day. Food and Beverage vouchers or catering packages can be arranged upon request. To book please contact the Nakiska Group Sales Coordinator. Clothing Clothing should be layered to adapt to winter weather changes, with the head, hands, and feet well protected. We advise participants to wear the following items: Warm, water-resistant jacket Warm, water-resistant pants Warm, water-resistant gloves Sweater / fleece / jacket Neck tube or turtleneck sweater Long underwear Goggles or sunglasses Sunscreen Lip protection Warm socks Toque or Hat Helmets are included with the rental / lesson package 8

10 GENERAL INFORMATION CONT D Group Leader Responsibilities Know how many people are in your group. Oversee proper supervision of all students in the group. Check in with the Nakiska Group Sales Coordinator, at the Administration Office upon arrival. Submit name and emergency contact # for the day of the school trip. Group Leaders are required to have all student emergency contact information with them at all times at the resort. Meet with the Nakiska Group Sales Coordinator to acquire lift tickets, reconcile invoice(s), and finalize payment. Chaperone Responsibilities Supervise students at all times on the mountain and in the facilities. One chaperone from each group is required to remain in the Daylodge at the designated group meeting area at all times in order to provide the students with a check-in point should an issue arise. Assist with rentals, lift ticket distribution, and escorting the students around the base area. At least two chaperones are required at the Rental Shop to organize the students. Assist Snow School Instructors with dividing the students according to ability levels and provide any additional help that may be required during the lesson. Provide assistance at the Rental Shop during rental returns at the end of the day. Provide assistance for bus loading and departure. 9

11 SCHOOL GROUP RATES 2013/14 Mid-week Adult* University Grade Grade 7-9 Grade 1-6 Monday - Friday Per day Ticket price Lift Ticket $59 $44 $37 $23 $18 Rental Package $23 $23 $22 $21 $ Hr Lesson $34 $34 $30 $30 $29 Full Package $99 $86 $62 $54 $48 Monday - Friday Per day Ticket price Lift Ticket $59 $37 $23 $18 Rental Package $23 $22 $21 $14 N/A Full Day Lesson $62 $62 $60 $60 Full Package $116 $73 $69 $62 GROUP DETAILS: School group prices are valid for all elementary, secondary & post secondary level schools Groups of 15 or more people qualify for group rates *One complimentary Adult Chaperone Lift Ticket is provided for every 10 students/youths. Full Packages Include: Full day lift ticket, 1.5 hour or Full Day lesson dependant on lesson, Full Rental Package (mid-performance), Complimentary helmet rental (students only). Helmets are included in child and youth rental packages; Adults may rent helmets at a 10% discount from regular rental rates. Any lesson or rental equipment cancellations must be made at least 24hrs before arrival at resort. Any unused rentals or lesson cancellations made less than 24hrs in advance will be charged a cancellation fee valued at 50% of the cancelled value. Prices for Nakiska are in Canadian funds and are subject to 5% GST The Mid-Week Rates are valid Monday to Friday. Please see Weekends & Holidays Rates for Weekends and the RCR Holiday Pricing Periods. Contact Nakiska Group Sales at: (403) ext 208 groupsales@skinakiska.com

12 Weekend/Holiday SCHOOL GROUP RATES 2013/14 Weekends and Holidays Adult* University Grade Per day Ticket price Grade 7-9 Grade 1-6 Lift Ticket $59 $44 $37 $23 $18 Rental Package $29 $29 $26 $26 $ Hr Lesson $40 $40 $34 $34 $33 Full Package $105 $93 $73 $61 $53 Weekend/Holiday Per day Ticket price Lift Ticket $59 $37 $23 $18 Rental Package $29 $26 $26 $16 N/A Full Day Lesson $66 $66 $64 $64 Full Package $126 $83 $78 $70 GROUP DETAILS: School group prices are valid for all elementary, secondary & post secondary level schools Groups of 15 or more people qualify for group rates *One complimentary Adult Chaperone Lift Ticket is provided for every 10 students/youths. Full Packages Include: Full day lift ticket, 1.5 hour or Full Day lesson dependant on lesson, Full Rental Package (mid-performance), Complimentary helmet rental (students only). Helmets are included in child and youth rental packages; Adults may rent helmets at a 10% discount from regular rental rates. Any lesson or rental equipment cancellations must be made at least 24hrs before arrival at resort. Any unused rentals or lesson cancellations made less than 24hrs in advance will be charged a cancellation fee valued at 50% of the cancelled value. Prices for Nakiska are in Canadian funds and are subject to 5% GST The Weekends/Holiday Rates are in effect on Weekends & the RCR Holiday Pricing periods. Please see School Group Midweek Pricing if you are coming Monday Friday. Contact Nakiska Group Sales at: (403) ext 208 groupsales@skinakiska.com

13 NAKISKA SCHOOL GROUP BOOKING POLICIES GROUP RATES: All groups must be pre-booked in order to receive group rates. All groups must provide one payment. Groups consist of a minimum of 15 members. One complimentary Adult Chaperone lift ticket will be issued for every 10 Student tickets purchased. Contact an RCR Group Sales Coordinator to book your group today! April November: SNOW (7669) or groupsales@skinakiska.com November April: or (Calgary Local) or groupsales@skinakiska.com CONFIRMATIONS: Final confirmation of lift tickets, lessons, and rentals will be required at least 2 weeks in advance along with accurate rental information forms. Please ensure the information is legible, complete, and accurate. Changes within 2 weeks of arrival are dependent on availability and the RCR cancellation policy. LESSONS: Full day lesson. o 11:00 to 12:30 Lesson o 12:30 to 1:00 Teacher supervised lunch o 1:00 to 3:00 or 3:30 Lesson continued. 1.5 Hour lesson. o Lesson start times: 9:30 am, 11 am, or 1 pm. PAYMENT: All school groups must provide one payment for all costs. A 25% deposit will be required one month prior to arrival. Full payment is required the day of the trip, unless a credit card preauthorization is provided. In this case an invoice will be issued with payment due two weeks after the trip date. We accept the following forms of payment: MasterCard, AMEX, Visa, Debit Card, Cash, and Cheques. Cheques should be made payable to: RCR INC. Nakiska Ski Area CANCELLATION POLICY: Food and Beverage Services: Within 3 days of arrival date 50% of the booked food service will be charged Within 24 hrs of arrival date 100% of the booked food service will be charged Final numbers for your group dining arrangements must be confirmed 2 days prior to arrival. Billing for the group will be based on the greater of either the booked or actual number. Lift Tickets, Lessons and Rentals: Any group completely cancelling within 24 hours of scheduled arrival will be charged 50% less deposit of the service for the trip including lift tickets, lessons, and rentals. I have read and agree with the above School Group Booking Policies: Name : Group Name: Date:

14 BOOKING FORMS AND INSTRUCTIONS Please utilize the following forms for booking purposes. This package is also available online (PDF) at: If you require assistance with filling out the forms, please contact your RCR Group Sales Coordinator. School Group Booking Form (pg 14) This form is required to reserve the date selected for the trip. This form also provides us with the initial estimates of group size and requirements. Please fill in all required information as accurately as possible. Once the form is complete, please return it to your RCR Group Sales Coordinator An updated Group Booking Form with final numbers must be resubmitted no later than 2 weeks prior to the start of the ski trip. Fax: Student Information Form (pg 16) This form gathers the specific requirements of each student planning to attend the ski trip. Parents are to categorize their child s abilities and provide height, weight, and rental requirements. Each student must have a completed form with parent/guardian's signature. Use the information on this form to fill out the School Group Rental Information form. Group Leaders are required to have emergency contact information, for all students, with them at all times at the resort. School Group Rental Information Form (pg 18) This form is used to provide the resort with a full list of all participants attending the trip. Each student in the group must be listed to receive the correct number of lift passes, lessons, and rentals. Use the information from the Student Information Sheets to fill in the required information. Please ensure that each participant s information is filled out completely and printed clearly. Please note: Incorrect information creates delays for rental and lesson organization. RCR Inc. cannot be held responsible for incorrect information. For safety reasons, please ensure that all information is accurate

15 NAKISKA SCHOOL GROUP BOOKING FORM Requested Date: School Name: Today's Date: Mailing Address: Student Grades: Coordinator: (from your group) City/Province: Postal Code: Arrival Time: School Phone #: Lesson Time: Fax #: Lesson Type: (please highlight) Length of Lunch: (if Full Day Lessons) Full Day 1.5 Hour 30 min 1 Hour Phone # for Day Before (to confirm ski day) Emergency On-Hill Contact #: Transportation: Bus Individual (please highlight) Please provide estimated numbers in the spaces provided below until final numbers are confirmed. At this point please return an updated booking form to us at least 2 weeks prior to your ski day in addition to your Rental & Lesson Information Document (Excel Sheet) GROUP REQUIREMENTS FULL PACKAGES (Lift, Rental & Lesson) LIFT TICKET ONLY SKI / SNOWBOARD RENTAL HELMETS LESSON ONLY Adult (18+) Grade Grade 7-9 Grade 1-6 Total # Full Packages # Lift Passes # Ski Rentals # SB Rentals # Helmets # Lessons Adult (18+) Grade Grade 7-9 Grade 1-6 Ski Lessons Snowboard Lessons Lvl 1 Lvl 2 Lvl 3 Lvl 4 Lvl 5 Lvl 1 Lvl 2 Lvl 3 Lvl 4 Lvl 5 *SEE LESSON ABILITY CHART for description of levels Other Needs / Special Requirements? 14

16 Kylie Shaw Group Sales & Events Manager P.O. Box 1988 Kananaskis Village AB, T0L 2H (Calgary local ) Fax:

17 Student Information Form Instructions: Please fill in this information as accurately as possible. It is very important that this information be accurate. It will affect the set up of the equipment, lessons and may provide information in the event of an emergency. Once it has been completed, please return it to the school. Students Name: Grade: Sex: ( M / F ) Height: ft inches Weight: lbs Shoe Size: (US Sizes) Lesson Ability Level: (See Lesson Ability Level Chart A below, 1-5) Rental Type: (See Rental Type Chart B below, I-III) Skiing: Snowboarding: ( One) If Snowboarding: Goofy / Regular (Circle One) Goofy = right foot forward Regular = Left Foot forward Check all that are required: Lift Ticket: Lesson Rentals Helmet Parents Name: Emergency Contact #: Pre-existing medical condition: A. Lesson Ability Chart Levels Skiing Snowboarding - Zero or little experience - Zero or little experience 1 - Unable to ride lifts alone - Unable to ride lifts alone Experience on gentle green slopes - Experience with surface lifts - Able to perform braking, snowplow and basic turns - Experience on steeper green slopes - Able to straight run with ski parallel - Able to link wedge turns with confidence - Experience with chair lifts - Experience on gentler blue slopes - Able to link turns with skis in parallel position - Experience with all types of lifts - Experience on steeper blue and moderate black slopes - Able to consistently link turns with parallel skis at all times - Experience on gentle green slopes - Experience with surface lifts - Some experience with chair - Able to side slip on at least one edge - Balance is shaky, concerned about speed and falling - Hesitant on linking turns - Comfortable on any lift - Able to side slip on toe and heel edge - Links turns with ease and engages some edging - Most green slopes are considered too easy - Beginning to ride switch - Less concerned with falling - Experience with chair lifts - Linking turns with edge control - Comfortable on most blue runs - Strong Balance - Not concerned with falling - Eager to try varied snow conditions and terrain - Experience with all types of lifts - Experience on steeper blue and moderate black slopes - Can link turns with edge control in both regular and switch - Able to carve at will - Comfortable riding switch - Excellent speed control - Able to move freely in all planes of balance - Enjoy varied snow and terrain conditions 16

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19 Page: of: Nakiska Group Information: Required for ALL Participants School Name: Trip Date: Date Today: On-Hill Contact Number: Address: Rentals Lessons Please do not leave blank information! Especially Ski/SB Type. Ski/SB Type Helmet Rentals ($5 for adults) Ski/SB Ability Level (TYPE I-III) SEE PAGE 2 Regular or Goofy * Shoe Size Height Weight SB Rental Ski Rental (LVL 1-5) SEE PAGE 2 Lift Ticket Only Ski SB Lesson Only Full Package (lift & lessons) # Last First Grade Age Goofy: G = Right Foot Forward Regular: R = Left Foot Forward TOTALS 18

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22 RCR KIDS Programs Available Outside Of School Trips Husky Snow Stars Grade 2 Fun Ski Pass This is a great program for mom and dad to get the little ones out on the mountains at an early age! Any child born in 2006 or who is enrolled in Grade 2 can receive a 2013/2014 ski pass FREE* to ski at Fernie Alpine Resort, Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, Kimberley Alpine Resort, and Nakiska Ski Resort! VISIT: SKIRCR.COM/MEMBERSHIP TO ORDER! Grade 4 & 5 Snowpass Give the Gift of Winter Fun and Active Living to your Grade 4&5 Students this Year. Do you have students in Grade 4 or 5, if so, give them the ticket to ski and ride FOR FREE!* The Grade 4&5 Snowpass is a program that offers up to 3 free coupons for lift passes at each participating ski area. No Blackout Dates at RCR resorts! For more details please visit *Processing Fee may apply

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25 2013/2014 Nakiska Group Sales Coordinator ext (Calgary Local) ext. 208 Fax: RCR Group Sales Coordinator Cameron Lugg SNOW (7669) ext Fax: photos by Mark Shannon, Mike Reece and Jenn Dykstra