Get ready

Here you will find some quick information on how to prepare for your lesson.

Where to meet

Most lessons and Safaris will start at the main gondola to right of the electronic gates next to the big bilboard (20m ajacent from Dunkin Donuts)

Be ski ready

Have your lift passess and ski equitment all with you and ready to go. Click on the headings below for more information.

IMPORTANT NOTES

Are you renting your equitment? If you need ski gear, arrive to your ski rental shop of choice 1 hour ahead of our scheduled meeting time. This will ensure you have enough time to get your grear fitted and we can start on time. Or hire everything you need the day/evening before our meeting time where possible.
Purcahse your lift ticket - you will need to have a valid lift pass for your lesson. This can be purchased from the ticket office next to the main gondola. Please ensure you give yourself ample time to purchase this - it may take up to 20 min.
Fitness and Health: Ensure you’re in good physical condition for skiing or snowboarding. Let us know if you have any specific needs or concerns.
Weather Conditions: Dress appropriately for changing weather and check the forecast before arriving.
Insurance, ensure your Health or Travel Insurance policy coveres you for the activiiues you will be particiapting in. Some insureres may not cover you for Ski and Snowboarding activies.

By participating in any activity with Gudauri Snow Sports, you confirm that you:

Have read, understood, and agreed to the terms and conditions .
Waive your right to pursue legal claims or hold Gudauri Snow Sports, its owners, employees, instructors, or agents liable for any injuries, damages, or losses incurred during activities.
Accept full responsibility for your actions, decisions, and participation in all activities.

What to bring with you

Whether you’re joining a Ski Safari or a lesson, having the right gear and essentials is key:

Clothing and Equipment

Clothing:

- Waterproof ski jacket and pants.
- Thermal base layers.
- Warm gloves or mittens.
- Insulated socks (wool or synthetic).
- A hat or balaclava (for under your helmet).
- UV-protective ski goggles or sunglasses.

Equipment:

- Skis or snowboard (rented or personal).
- Boots (fitted for skiing or snowboarding).
- Helmet (required for all participants).

Extras

Sunscreen and lip balm with SPF.
Cash or card for lunch or anything extra you may want to buy.

What equitment will you need?

Skis or Snowboard - your ski and board length, when stood in front of you, should be somewhere between your chin and the top of your head.

Poles - if you are a first timer, or under the age of 12 we strongly recommoed you no poles for kids. Its much easier for kids to learn without them as there is an added and additonal layer of coordination. So adults, if you want one less thing to think about - leave the poles at home :).

Boots that fit - boots should be snug, with no pressure points either across the top or side of your foot and minimal ankle movement, your ankle should feel locked in. You should be able to wriggle your toes and they should never be curled up.

Helmet - it is mandaory for all children under 18 to wear a helemt. We also encourage all our adult guests to wear a ski helmet.

Remember to have your phone fully charged in case of an emergency

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