Master the Slopes: Alpine Race Camp for Young Skiers in Eagle Lake, Ontario
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
2 hours per day for 4 days
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical shape, comfortable on black diamond runs, and able to sustain focused skiing drills.
Overview
Elevate your young skier’s skills this winter with the Alpine Race Camp in Eagle Lake, Ontario. This four-day camp hones racing techniques on challenging black diamond runs, perfect for ages 7 and up.
Alpine Race Camp
Multiday Camps • 2 Hours per Day • Ages 7+ • Limited Space
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About This Adventure
Join the Holiday Alpine Race Camp from December 27-30, 2025, for an exhilarating four-day experience designed for skilled young skiers aged 7 and up. Hone your racing techniques on challenging black diamond runs while enjoying the thrill of competition and camaraderie in a supportive environment. Bring your own gear and get ready to race!
Holiday Alpine Race Camp
Rates
- Ages 7+: $445 ( 4 Days) Plus additional taxes and fees. Special bundle pricing for lift tickets available during checkout.
Upcoming Camp Dates
- Dec27-30, 2025
Camp Time
- Morning Camp Only – 9:45 am - 11:45 am
Pre-requisites
- Skiers must have their own equipment and are responsible for appropriate tuning.
- Must be skiing in parallel using pole plants on black diamond runs.
- Must be able to hockey stop.
Additional Information
- Price does not include lift tickets.
- Racers are expected to have a valid lift ticket for each day of camp (or a season pass)
- Racers must be able to ride chair lift alone (lower bar by themself).
- Must be able to ski in parallel on black diamond runs.
- Must be able to hockey stop.
- Helmets are mandatory, Race Helmets are highly recommended.
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Adventure Tips
Arrive with well-maintained gear
Bring your own familiar, properly tuned ski equipment to maximize comfort and control during race training.
Warm up thoroughly each day
Spend 10-15 minutes warming up before racing drills to prevent injuries and improve performance.
Stay hydrated despite cold weather
Cold temperatures can mask dehydration; drink water regularly throughout camp sessions.
Dress in layered clothing
Use moisture-wicking base layers and windproof outer layers for comfort and temperature control on the slopes.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Snowshoe hare
History
Eagle Lake has been a regional winter sports hub since the 1950s, supporting youth ski programs and fostering community ski culture.
Conservation
The camp and resort prioritize eco-friendly snow management and trail care practices to protect local habitats and water quality.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Race skis
Race skis provide the control and agility needed for precision turns on steep terrain.
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Helmet
Protects against impacts during high-speed runs and racing situations.
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Ski goggles
Improves visibility in changing weather and protects eyes from wind and snow glare.
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Layered ski clothing
Keeps skiers warm and dry during training in cold temperatures.
winter specific