THE 2025 SKI TRIP IS GOING TO BE A BLAST!
Click the Single or Double links below to sign up
To volunteer for service email us at ski@notaglumlotny.org
To volunteer for service or for more information please email ski@notaglumlotny.org
Date: Friday January 10 to Sunday January 12, 2025
Mountain Location: Lake Placid New York. Whiteface Mountain
Hotel: High Peaks Resort
TRANSPORTATION
Charter bus from NYC or drive yourself. There is no discount if you choose to drive.
The bus will depart on Jan. 10 from 410 West 39th Street between 9th and 10th Avenue @12PM. This is a bus layover area just west of Port Authority.
TRIP DETAILS
Registration ends December 26th and all balances are due, sign up now to secure your spot!
To volunteer for service email us at ski@notaglumlotny.org
Double Occupancy is the most common option, if you don't have a roommate already, no worries we will place you with someone of the same sex.
If you intend to travel with a friend or partner, each person must book the double rate. You can request your roommate during the checkout process.
- Single is one person (single occupancy only), one bed, one room.
- Double is two people (double occupancy), two queen beds or 1 King bed (upon request), one room.
TRIP PRICING*
*PayPal processing fee is included in the price, which Not A Glum Lot cannot prevent or waive.
Trip cost below is per person and includes round trip bus transportation, 2 night hotel accommodations at High Peak Resort in Lake Placid, breakfast Saturday & Sunday, and a Saturday night dinner. Lessons can be added on, email us for more information.
| Adult Trip | Double Occupancy | Single Occupancy |
| 2 day lift ticket without rentals | $525 | $760 |
| 1 day lift ticket without rentals | $485 | $716 |
| Just hangin' - no lift tickets & no rentals | $425 | $660 |
Children are welcome, email us for discounted Teen and Junior pricing.
Want to party for a long weekend? Often group members choose to stay Thursday night ($196) at the hotel and/or ski a 3rd day ($50). If you are interested in taking advantage of our group rates for these add ons email us at ski@notaglumlotny.org with your requests.
KID PRICING
Pricing below assumes the child is staying in a room that was paid for by an adult. Therefore the pricing below is an "add on" to either two adults staying in a double occupancy room or one adult staying in a single occupancy room.
Ages 13-17 pays adult price
Ages 7-12 - $180 Includes a 2 day lift ticket, all meals.
Ages 2-6 -$20 includes 2 day lift ticket, child eats off parent's plate (no special meal arrangements made)
Rentals - This year, White Face is requiring each guest to register and pay for rentals individually. We will provide you with a group promo code to get the discounted group rate. Rental sign up will begin after trip registration is complete. Rentals include skis+poles or snowboard, boots, and helmet. It does not include clothing, jackets, or goggles.
| Rentals | One Day | Two Days |
| Adult & Teen | $60 | $105 |
| Child 12 and under | $40 | $80 |
Rental Promo Code: TBA
Tickets on Sale 11/22 @ 12PM! - Click the links below to register
SIGN UP NOW BEFORE WE SELL OUT
After clicking the link above, package options will become available. You will also be able to choose a deposit ($207.74) option to reserve your spot if you are not ready to pay the full amount. Final balances are due by December 22nd.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Our cancelation policy will be the following:
- Deposits locked and non refundable on 12/11/24 (1 month before trip).
- If paid a deposit only and cancel before 12/11/24-- receive $200 of your $207.74* deposit back
- If paid in full and cancel before 12/11/24 -- receive a refund of your amount paid less the paypal processing fee
- 15 days or more before trip (before 12/27/24) Refund of trip balance
- Refund = amount paid - $207.74
- 2 days – 14 days before trip (between 12/28/24 and 1/8/25: 50% refund of trip balance.
- Refund = (amount paid - $207.74)/2
- Less than 2 days before trip (after 1/8/25: 0% refund
- Cancellations or no shows after 1/9/25 receive no refund.
*Due to a Paypal policy change in October 2019, we will be unable to refund the original transaction fees (3.49% +$0.98) included in the trip price.
QUESTIONS
Please register for our mailing list to get announcements regarding the trip. If you would like to do service on the trip or have questions not answered above, please email us at ski@notaglumlotny.org.
SERVICE!
- Trip Secretary (1)
- Publicity (2)
- Bus Monitors (2)
- Room Assignments (1)
- Meeting Chair Saturday Night (1)
- Hospitality (2)
- Newcomer Outreach (2)
- Lesson Wrangler (2)
- Rental Wrangler (2)
- Escort Car (1)
First time skiers and snowboarders welcome; you will not be left alone! Many of us learned or re-learned how to ski or snowboard on this trip.
WHAT TO WEAR
Attendees will probably be spending the whole day outside, and it could get pretty cold, so they need to bring lots of layers to work with.
- Base layer: “Long johns”, thermal underwear, etc. Synthetics are best (polypropylene, polyester, etc.). Wool is also good. Silk is okay, but it does not wick moisture away from your body. Do not wear cotton, unless it’s all you can find. A lightweight layer is best if you ski hard, midweight for intermediates, and heavyweight for beginners (you’ll be warmer).
- Second layer: Lightweight pants, turtlenecks, etc. Synthetics, polyester fleece, or wool are best. Cotton is okay.
- Third layer: Vests or sweaters. Goose down, polyester fleece, wool, or cotton.
- Outer layer: Waterproof/windproof shell or insulated outer garment. Ski or snowboard pants and jackets with zippered pockets. Jacket or parka should have a hood. Pants should have a snow cuff (gator) that goes over the boot top. Bib-type pants (overalls) keep snow from going down your back. Some have suspenders, which, though dorky looking, work well.
- Footwear: When not wearing ski or snowboard boots, high-top, waterproof, insulated boots with a good tread are best.
- Socks: Calf length. Non-cotton. Polypropylene, wool, or synthetic blend. Thinner socks are better in ski or snowboard boots, as they are pretty well insulated these days.
- Hands: Ski mittens or ski gloves (mittens are warmer). Waterproof (Goretex, etc.) is better, but most others are fine. Rubberized or leather gripping surface on palm is good, as are extended cuffs. Some have a pocket for heat packs.
- Heat Packs: Inexpensive, disposable chemical heat packs generally last all day (check label). They slip inside boots or mittens. Great for really cold days. Get enough for two days.
- Headgear: Helmets, hats or headbands are a must. Make sure your ears are covered. Helmets can be rented at the mountain. We don’t suggest skiing without one.
- Eyewear: Sunglasses are okay; goggles are better. Goggles cannot be rented, so pick up a pair ahead of time. Even the cheapest goggles are fine these days, but make sure they are the double-layer lens type (they don’t fog up). Check to see if they fit on a helmet, if you’re planning on using one, because some don’t.
Purchase everything you think you will need before you leave. Waiting until you get to the mountain to buy these items can get very pricey, and the range of options is limited.
Very important! Bring a bathing suit for Après-ski hot tub and pool!