A fun way to kick off the Winter Holidays or wrap up Spring Break!

Looking for a chance for your child(ren) to experience the Big White Ski Club Blazers program before committing to the full season? Or maybe they’re already registered and can’t wait for more time on snow? Our Blazers Camps offer a flexible 1-day or 2-day option to get a feel for the program—or keep the momentum going!

These camps are perfect for:

• New BWSC skiers (ages 6–9) curious about joining the Blazers program
• Current Blazers looking to warm up before the season starts in January

• Returning Blazers who want to keep the stoke alive after the 10-week season ends

WINTER CAMP
️ December 20 & 21, 2025

SPRING CAMP
️ March 21 & 22, 2026

FEES

• 1 Day Option (Saturday or Sunday): $75
• 2 Day Option (Saturday & Sunday): $135

A valid Big White Ski Resort lift pass is required to be purchased separately. 

• Drop-off: Ready to go by 8:50 AM

• Camp Runs: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

• Lunch Break: 11:30 AM – 12:45 PM (parent/guardian supervision required)

• Afternoon Session: 12:45 PM – 3:00 PM

Meet at the BWSC Club Cabin between the Ridge Day Lodge & Ski Patrol

At Big White Ski Club, our Blazers NGSL program is designed for kids ages 6–9 and focuses on developing strong foundational skills across all terrain and conditions. Athletes learn core techniques, mountain safety, and teamwork—all while building confidence and a love for the sport. As part of the Nancy Greene Ski League and Alpine Canada’s Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) model, our Blazers program provides a strong foundation for both competitive and lifelong skiing.

Young skiers also have the opportunity to participate in fun, low-pressure competitions at the club and zone level. These events emphasize personal improvement, team spirit, and sportsmanship over podium results—encouraging every child to enjoy the challenge, celebrate effort, and support their teammates.

At its heart, the Nancy Greene program is all about helping kids fall in love with skiing—for life.

Learn more about the Blazers program HERE.

All participants in the Blazers Program and Blazers Camps must be able to use chairlifts and be able to ski BLUE RUNS.  Children must be able to stop, turn, put on own equipment and get up from a fall unassisted. The ski club is not a learn to ski program.  

For those newer to skiing, we recommend lessons through Big White’s Ski School. 

As a Not-for-Profit organization,
we greatly appreciate the support of our generous Sponsors!