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Lake Junaluska Winter

Youth Retreats

Information Packet January 26-28, 2018

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Program and Lodging details

Registration Checklist……………………………………………………3 Schedule……………………………………………………………………….4 Featured Entertainment………………………………………………..5 Information.………………………………………………………………….6

• Holy Communion • Mission Offering • Event Store • Program Location • Housing • Meals

Safe Sanctuaries Policy & Cancellation.……………………..…..7 Code of Conduct ………………………………………………………...8 Additional Activities……………………………………..………………. 9 Ski Responsibility Code and Safety Information …………….10 Permission/Medical Form……………………………………..………11 Lake Junaluska Facilities Map …………………………..…………..12

Ski details

Cataloochee Ski Information…………………………………….13-16

QUESTIONS

For Lodging, Meal or Winter Activity questions please contact: 800-222-4930; reservations@lakejunaluska.com

For Program or Mission Work questions please contact: Rev. Mitzi Johnson, Director of Programming 828-454-6716; mjohnson@lakejunaluska.com

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REGISTRATION CHECK LIST

1. Send in registration form with $60/person deposit. Date:

To register for Mission Project/Indoor Swim, please send deposit by October 15

___2. Send in final payment on your trip, no later than 30 days before event start date.

3. Complete Group Rooming List/T-Shirt Size List (found in a separate attachment) and return at least 30 days before arrival. Rooming lists received between 0 and 29 days prior to arrival will be subject to a $10 per person Housing Fee. We cannot guarantee all T-shirt sizes will be available for those whose T-shirt size list is turned in late.

6. Review suggested packing list (Page 6).

7. Consider fund raising options or donations for the mission initiative through

Rise Against Hunger, riseagainsthunger.org (Page 6).

8. Please review the Safe Sanctuaries Policy when preparing for your trip (Page 7).

9. Review the Code of Conduct with your group before you arrive (Page 8).

10. Make your experience unique by adding additional activities (Page 9).

11. Have participants fill out a medical form that you keep (Example on Page 11).

12. Travel safely and we’ll see you at Lake Junaluska!

New!

Participants staying in Lake Junaluska lodging receive an event T-shirt at check-in.

Please designate T-shirt sizes on the Group Rooming/T-Shirt Size list.

We cannot guarantee all T-shirt sizes will be available for T-Shirt size lists turned in late.

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JANUARY 26-28 WEEKEND SCHEDULE

Friday: 3 p.m.-9 p.m. Check in at Bethea Welcome Center

Groups arriving after 9 p.m. check in at The Terrace. 8 p.m. Event Store Open 8:30 p.m. Program and Worship

Group Leaders will meet with Lake Junaluska Director of Programs at the beginning of the session to go over information for the weekend.

11 p.m. Quiet Hours

Saturday: 7:00 - 8:30 a.m. Breakfast

Group Leaders please remember to pick up your Box Lunches during breakfast (for those going to Cataloochee, Zip Line or Mission Work)

9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Activity: Ski Cataloochee or Wolf Ridge, Zip Line or Mission Work/Swimming Lunch at Activity Area (Box lunch or Voucher)

5:30-7 p.m. Dinner at Lake Junaluska 7:30 p.m. Event Store Open 8 p.m. Program/Worship/Mission Offering 11 p.m. Quiet Hours

Sunday: 7:30-8:30 a.m. Breakfast 8 a.m. Event Store Open 8:30 a.m. Closing Worship/Communion 11 a.m. Hotel Checkout

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FEATURED ENTERTAINMENT

SPEAKER: CECILIA TUCKER Rev. Cecilia Tucker attended a Lake Junaluska youth event last summer where she quickly won over everyone around her with her warmth, wit, and feats of physical strength! She has served as a youth pastor and a lead pastor at multiple churches. For many years, youth across Florida read her “Indomitable Teens” advice series in the media and listened to her radio advice show where she and teen hosts answered questions about bullying, eating disorders, adoption, social alienation, peer pressure and more. In her spare time, she plays tennis, Pickleball, bikes, hikes, kayaks, does boot camp, and plays with her King Charles Cavalier, Izzy.

BAND: THE ADVICE The Advice formed in 2003 and their name, The Advice, has strong Biblical ties. It refers to a passage from Exodus in which Moses' father-in-law is telling him he'll need help in his mission and to appoint leaders over the tribes of Israel. The band feels that life can't be lived alone - that we all need help and advice to get through difficult times. Their uplifting message is accompanied by a popular contemporary Christian sound that appeals to youths and adults alike.

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INFORMATION Holy Communion: Each weekend will include a service of Holy Communion. The service will include praise and worship, speaker, and Holy Communion served in the United Methodist tradition. Communion is open to all who wish to receive it regardless of denominational background. Participants will receive a piece of bread and have the opportunity to dip it in a cup of grape juice. Gluten free options will be available.

Mission Offering: A mission offering will be collected during each event. All donations will go towards Rise Against Hunger. Rise Against Hunger is committed to creating a world free from hunger. Your gift will allow Rise Against Hunger the ability to serve those in need around the globe. Thank you for working together to end world hunger and sharing and supporting the vision of creating an end to hunger in our lifetime. www.riseagainsthunger.org

Event Store (T-shirts, Snacks, and Lake Junaluska Merchandise): Remember your Winter Youth Retreat experience with Lake Junaluska apparel, cell phone battery packs, tote bags, selfie sticks, water bottles and more. The Event Store will be open 30 minutes before and after sessions with snacks, drinks, and other merchandise. Program Location: The worship and program will be held in Shackford Auditorium (#17 on Facilities Map). If the event reaches the maximum capacity of 500 in Shackford it may be moved to Stuart Auditorium (#6 on Facilities Map). Housing: Primary housing includes The Terrace (#9), Lakeside Lodge (#21), Mountainview Lodge (#19), Apartments (#22-25) and other facilities as needed. (See Facilities Map) Your group will be assigned to one of these facilities at registration. Linens are provided. Your group is responsible for completing a group rooming list before arriving. Lake Junaluska does not assign roommates. Please see the Lake Junaluska Safe Sanctuaries policy when making these plans. You may also need to consult your church’s policy regarding adults and young people sharing sleeping rooms. Please contact reservations@lakejunaluska.com, 800-222-4930 if you have questions regarding your housing. Meals: Packages include breakfast on the first day through breakfast on the last day of your trip. Breakfast and dinner are served cafeteria style. Meal location will be assigned at registration. Boxed lunches are included for groups on each full day. Lunches may be picked up at breakfast in the dining hall. All participants will receive a wrist band upon arrival that is to be used as a meal ticket for the dining room during your stay.

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SAFE SANCTUARIES POLICY Lake Junaluska Safe Sanctuaries for Youth and Children: To insure the safety of all youth and children participating in Lake Junaluska events, the following procedures have been set in place in accordance with the Safe Sanctuaries policies of the United Methodist Church. Participants are expected to comply with these guidelines while at Lake Junaluska in an effort to keep youth and children safe.

• Lake Junaluska Programming staff members who work with youth and children have undergone Safe Sanctuaries

training, including background checks, and First Aid and CPR instruction. Church groups attending events at Lake Junaluska should follow the Safe Sanctuaries Policies of their church or organization. This should include background checks for all chaperones. (More information is available in Safe Sanctuaries for Youth and Children by Joy Melton, at www.gbod.org, or through your Annual Conference.)

• The TWO ADULT RULE will be incorporated into small groups and classroom settings for all youth and children’s

events sponsored by Lake Junaluska. This rule states that two unrelated adults will be in the room or vehicle at all times. No child or youth should be alone with one adult at any time. When two leaders are not available for small groups, doors will remain open and a roaming monitor will be available or groups will meet in an open space within sight and sound of other groups.

• Adults chaperoning youth should be 5 years older than the oldest youth. College students working with youth

events will be supervised by and work with other adults that meet this age requirement. • Youth Groups are responsible for their youth at all times, especially during free time, during meals, and

overnight. Lake Junaluska is not responsible for assigning roommates. Youth Groups are asked to send in a rooming list prior to arrival. Adults and youth should not share lodging unless the adult is a parent of that youth. (This applies to hotel style rooms where participants are sharing double beds.) Youth Leaders are responsible for communicating with parents, keeping medical forms and obtaining permission forms.

Procedures are compiled using Safe Sanctuaries for Youth and Children by Joy Melton (Discipleship Resources) and the Western North Carolina Conference Safe Sanctuaries “Basic Operating Procedures.”

CANCELLATION POLICY

Cancellations made 15 days or greater from the first night’s lodging receive a full refund minus $40 per person processing fee. Cancellations 8 to 14 days prior to the first night’s lodging will receive a 50% refund. No refunds for cancellations 0 to 7 day before first night of lodging. Program Only Cancellation Policy: “Program Only” cancellations made 15 days or greater from the first night of the event receive a full refund minus $15 per person processing fee. Cancellations 8 to 14 days prior to the first night of the event will receive a $40 refund. Cancellations made 0 to 7 days before first night of the event will not receive a refund.

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LAKE JUNALUSKA CODE OF CONDUCT

Welcome to Lake Junaluska Conference and Retreat Center. Please take a moment to go over the Code of Conduct with your group. We want you to have a comfortable and rewarding visit; your adherence to this code will help us to achieve our goal.

• Lake Junaluska is an alcohol-free, weapon-free and drug-free facility.

• Lake Junaluska provides a “smoke free” environment for all of its guests. Please be courteous of guests and staff and refrain from smoking in any of our facilities. Smoking is permitted outside.

• Lake Junaluska enforces the assembly-wide quiet time from 11 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. We ask that you respect your

fellow guests and honor the quiet time.

• Assembly-wide curfew is 12:00 a.m. (midnight). Anyone outside of the housing facility after curfew may be detained by security.

• Group leaders and counselors are responsible for their group at all times.

• Fireworks are not allowed on Conference Center grounds.

• Open Flame Devices: Due to their risk to life and property, candles, (including decorative, unburnt wicks, etc.)

torches, incense and any other open flame devices are strictly prohibited inside all Lake Junaluska Conference Center Buildings and Hotels.

• Water guns, Super Soakers, water balloons, shaving cream fights, Silly String, etc. will NOT be tolerated inside

any Lake Junaluska facility.

• Please conduct yourself in a manner that shows respect and consideration for fellow guests (i.e. no running in hallways, no playing in elevators, no unnecessary horseplay, use of profanity or public displays of affection).

• Roller blades and/or skateboards are allowed in designated areas only. Check with the Operator or Front Desk

for these areas.

• Sidewalks are provided for pedestrian traffic. Please do not walk in the street.

• Please be prepared to present your meal card when entering the dining room. In the event of lost or stolen meal cards, please go to the Front Desk to receive a replacement before entering the dining room.

• When requesting additional keys at the Front Desk, please be prepared to identify yourself. Youth or children

may be requested to return with an adult leader. This is for your protection.

• Please be advised that you are responsible for any valuables left in your room. Lake Junaluska assumes no responsibility for lost, stolen or damaged property unless secured in a Hotel safe.

• Groups will be asked for a credit card upon arrival to hold a $200 damage deposit. Lake Junaluska will retain all

or part of the damage deposit in the event there is damage to property by your group.

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ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES Package Add-ons Winter Sport: Ski package includes one day of skiing (lift ticket, rental of skis or snowboards, boots, and lesson) toCataloochee Ski Resort or Wolf Ridge Ski Resort. Contact us to add a second winter sport day. Winter Sport: Zipline Adventure package includes Asheville Zipline Canopy tours. Equipment furnished: helmets, harness and gloves. Contact us to add a second activity day.

Mission Project/Indoor Swim: Mission Work Deposit Deadline: Oct. 15. • 2 to 4 hours of Saturday mission work in a partnering agency in Haywood or Buncombe County. Your group may

be split up into multiple work teams and sent to different sites. • Passes to an indoor community pool, which you can enjoy after your mission work is complete. • Your group will be assigned to one or more of the following based on need and availability: thrift store, food

pantry, community kitchen, nursing home, chopping wood, painting, yard work. Occasionally circumstances beyond our control cause last-minute changes. In that case, we may provide a mission project at Lake Junaluska. We will communicate such changes as early as possible.

• You will be responsible for transporting your group to your mission work site. • Mission Work assignments for those who have selected this option will be sent to group leaders at least two

weeks prior to your arrival using the email on the registration form. Asheville Asheville is a 30 minute drive from Lake Junaluska and has tons of great activities to explore. From fun city tours to amazing dining options, museums and shopping, groups can explore this wonderfully weird city. And don’t forget about the historic Biltmore Estate. Groups can add Biltmore tickets to their Winter Youth Retreats package by calling 800-222-4930.

Hiking and Walking Trails Western North Carolina is known for some of the most beautiful and diverse landscapes in the United States. Lake Junaluska is just a short drive from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the Blue Ridge Parkway. Plus, there are a wide variety of walking and hiking trails, from the 2.3 mile loop around Lake Junaluska itself to nearby attractions like Sliding Rock and Waterrock Knob.

Waynesville & Maggie Valley If your group would like to stay closer to home, exploring the nearby towns of Waynesville or Maggie Valley is a great way to experience the local flavor. Check at the front desk of the Bethea Welcome Center for lists of dining and shopping options or stop into an area museum. Aside from the Wheels Through Time museum in Maggie Valley, there are two on-site museums at Lake Junaluska, including the World Methodist Museum and the Heritage Center of the Southeastern Jurisdiction of the United Methodist Church.

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YOUR SKI RESPONSIBILITY CODE Skiing/snowboarding can be enjoyed in many ways. At ski areas you may see people using alpine, snowboard, telemark, cross country or other specialized equipment, such as that used by disabled or other skiers/snowboarders. Regardless of how you decide to enjoy the slopes, always show courtesy to others and be aware that there are elements of risk in skiing/snowboarding that common sense and personal awareness can help reduce. Observe the code listed below and share with other skiers/snowboarders the responsibility for an overall great experience. • Always stay in control, and be able to stop or avoid other people or objects. • People ahead of you have the right of way. It is your responsibility to avoid them. • You must not stop where you obstruct a trail, or are not visible from above. • Whenever starting downhill or merging into a trail, look uphill and yield to others. • Always use devices to help prevent runaway equipment. • Observe all posted signs and warnings. Keep off closed trails and out of closed areas. • Prior to using any lift, you must have the knowledge and ability to load, ride and unload safely. KNOW THE CODE. IT’S YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. This is a partial list. Be safety conscious. Officially endorsed by: NATIONAL SKI AREAS ASSOCIATION NORTH CAROLINA’S SKIER SAFETY ACT A skier and / or passenger shall have the following responsibilities: • To know the range of his own abilities to negotiate any ski slope or trail and to ski within the limits of such ability; • To maintain control of his speed and course at all times when skiing and to maintain a proper lookout so as to be able to avoid other skiers and visible objects; • To stay clear of snow grooming equipment, all vehicles, lift towers, signs and any other equipment on the ski slopes and trails; • To heed all posted information and other warnings and to refrain from acting in a manner which may cause or contribute to the injury of the skier or others; • To wear retention straps, ski brakes, or other devices to prevent runaway skis; • Before beginning to ski from a stationary position or before entering a ski slope or trail from the side, to avoid moving skiers already on the ski slope or trail; • To not move uphill on any passenger tramway or use any ski slope or trail while such person’s ability to do so is impaired by the consumption of alcohol or by the use of any narcotic or other drug or while such person is under the influence of alcohol or any narcotic or any drug; • If involved in a collision with another skier or person, to not leave the vicinity of the collision before giving his name and current address to an employee of the ski area operator, a member of the ski patrol, or the other skier or the person with whom the skier collided, except in some cases when medical treatment is required, in which case, said information shall be provided as soon as practical after the medical treatment has been obtained. If the other person involved in the collision is unknown, the skier shall leave the personal identification required by this subsection with the ski area operator; • Not to embark upon or disembark from a passenger tramway except at an area that is designated for such purpose; • Not to throw or expel any object from a passenger tramway; • Not to perform any action that interferes with the operation or running of a passenger tramway; • Not to use such tramway unless he has the ability to use it with reasonable safety; • Not to engage willfully or negligently in any type conduct that contributes to or causes injury to another person or his properties; • Not to embark upon a passenger tramway without the authority of the ski area operator

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PERMISSION FORM FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT

(For youth and children under 18 years of age)

Group Leader: If your group already has waivers on file for youth, this form is not necessary. This form is included as a courtesy for youth groups that have not already collected this type of documentation on their youth. Please fill out a copy of this form for each person in your group less than 18 years of age. Group leader should collect all copies and keep on hand (completed and signed) while on youth trip. Lake Junaluska will NOT collect these forms.

Please print clearly: Child’s Full Legal Name:_________________________________________________________________

Child’s Social Security Number:____________________________________________________________

Child’s Date of Birth:_____________________________________________________________________

Name & Address of Local Church:___________________________________________________________

Group Leader:_____________________________________________________________________________

I give my consent for the youth group counselors, the Lake Junaluska staff and/or qualified medical personnel to act on my behalf in securing and administering necessary emergency medical care and treatment for:

Name of Child:____________________________________________________________________________

Name of Parent or Legal Guardian:____________________________________________________________

Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian:_________________________________________________________

Relationship:______________________________________________________________________________

Address:_________________________________________________________________________________

Phone Numbers where I can be reached: ( )______________________ ( )__________________________

Insurance Information Medical Information Insurance Company: ________________ Allergies: __________________________ Policy Number: ____________________ Any medications being taken: __________ Address: _________________________ __________________________________ _________________________________ Any other significant information: ______ Name of Parent’s Employer: __________________________________

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SKI DETAILS For Groups Skiing at Cataloochee: Do not put Cataloochee in your GPS!!! It will take you the back way and you will most likely get your car stuck.

DIRECTIONS TO CATALOOCHEE FROM LAKE JUNALUSKA: Turn right out of the entrance of Lake Junaluska onto 19 South/276 North and go 7.1 miles to Ghost Town entrance on right. Go up Fie Top Road (going up the mountain) 4 miles to Cataloochee Ski area. Approximate travel time is 20 minutes.

When you arrive, PLEASE REPORT TO THE GROUP PAVILION: Please note that Cataloochee Ski Area provides space in the Group Pavilion for use by Lake Junaluska ski groups. This is an inside and heated location at the base of the ski slopes. Feel free to use it for storage and for lunch on the day(s) you ski. Please look for a Lake Junaluska employee, who will help you find what you need once you arrive at Cataloochee.

Box Lunches: For groups skiing at Cataloochee, Lake Junaluska provides a box lunch for day(s) of ski. Upon check-in your group should be given a “box lunch form” to be completed and returned to the front desk. These forms are then given to our food service department for a count of the number of lunches needed. If you do not receive this form at check-in please ask the desk clerk for the form. Box lunches will be ready for pickup after breakfast on the day(s) that your group goes to Cataloochee. If you are skiing 2 days, you should fill out a box lunch form for each day you are skiing. Also, when eating your lunches at Cataloochee, please keep our Junaluska Room clean and pick up after yourselves and your kids. Breaking down your boxes and placing all trash in the trash cans and bags provided after eating your box lunches is greatly appreciated by our Junaluska staff and Cataloochee’s staff. Your group is not allowed to leave the Junaluska Room with their lunches- they should eat in the designated area.

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CATALOOCHEE / LAKE JUNALUSKA GROUP INFORMATION SHEET

1. Arrival at Cataloochee: Upon arrival at Cataloochee, groups should check in on the TOP floor at the Group Lodge. When facing the slopes, the Group Lodge is the farthest building to the right.

• Leave your box lunches at the Group Lodge. • Please consolidate your group’s equipment to one or two tables. Other groups will be sharing this room

with Lake Junaluska groups, so please be considerate of space.

2. Getting ski & snowboard equipment: • The leader should proceed to the Group Sales office to pick up lift tickets and lesson tickets. • Please give your ski release lesson forms to Group Sales.

3. All groups are responsible for their own transportation to and from Lake Junaluska and the Cataloochee Ski Area.

4. Bib rentals are available at an extra cost and are rented the day you ski on a first come first serve basis. • Bibs are $9.00, Jackets are $9.00 or you may rent the set for $16.00, plus sales tax. There is a $20 cash

deposit per item. • Lake Junaluska does not reserve bibs and jackets for your group, you as group leader are responsible for

renting or bringing these items. 5. All equipment must be returned to the same place it was picked up. Groups skiing two days may leave your rental equipment around, on, and under your tables. Make sure you have labeled your tables. If you need a reserved sign for your table, please visit the Group Sales Office. 6. The Winter Youth Retreats Cataloochee Package includes lift ticket and rental for daytime session (9:00am-4:30pm). 7. Additional sessions may be purchased through the Sales Office at Cataloochee. Twilight Ski is from 1-10 p.m. and Night Ski is from 6-10 p.m. Please contact Cataloochee for more information at www.cataloochee.com. 8. Tubing is available at an ADDITIONAL charge. Tubing reservations are made separately from Lake Junaluska’s Ski Packages. Call 800-768-0285 ext 7318 to book. 9. Please be prepared to pay ANY additional charges, i.e. extra lift tickets, bib rentals, tubing – directly to Cataloochee. Cataloochee cannot bill Lake Junaluska for any additional charges acquired by the Conference Center ski groups. 10. Lockers are available for rent.

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WEATHER INFORMATION FOR GROUPS SKIING AT CATALOOCHEE

PLEASE BE AWARE OF THE WINTER WEATHER CONDITIONS YOU AND YOUR GROUP MAY ENCOUNTER WHILE VISITING CATALOOCHEE SKI AREA. IF YOUR GROUP IS COMING IN A CHARTER BUS AND YOU WILL BE TAKING IT TO THE SKI AREA- YOU WILL WANT TO LET US KNOW SO WE CAN ARRANGE AN AREA FOR YOU AT THE SKI RESORT. YOU WILL GET TO AN AREA WHERE YOU CAN PARK AND THEN YOU WOULD BE SHUTTLED FROM THERE WHEN NECESSARY. YOU ARE IN A WINTER ENVIRONMENT AT AN ELEVATION OF 4200 FEET AND THE WEATHER HERE MAY BE A GREAT DEAL DIFFERENT THAN WEATHER ENCOUNTERED ON THE VALLEY FLOOR. ONE KIND OF WEATHER YOU MAY ENCOUNTER HERE IS FROZEN PRECIPITATION IN THE FORM OF SNOW OR FREEZING RAIN. FREEZING RAIN AND/OR SNOW WILL QUICKLY CHANGE THE CONDITION OF THE ACCESS ROAD AND WILL MAKE LEAVING THE MOUNTAIN DIFFICULT OR IMPOSSIBLE UNTIL THE ROAD IS CLEARED. GROUP LEADERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO HAVE A CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR GETTING THEIR GROUPS OFF THE MOUNTAIN IN THE EVENT OF SNOW OF FREEZING WEATHER. WE ENCOURAGE ALL GROUPS TO BRING FOURWHEEL DRIVE “CHASE” VEHICLES THAT MAY BE USED TO SHUTTLE GROUPS OFF THE MOUNTAIN WHEN BUSSES OR VANS DECIDE TO LEAVE. CATALOOCHEE DOES NOT OFFER ANY TYPE OF SHUTTLE SERVICE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE MOUNTAIN AND WE DO NOT REFUND TICKETS FOR ANYONE HAVING TO LEAVE THE MOUNTAIN BEFORE THE END OF THEIR SKIING SESSION. IF IT STARTS SNOWING WE ENCOURAGE BUSSES AND VANS TO GO TO THE RANCH PARKING LOT (LOCATED ONE MILE FROM THE SKI AREA, AT THE TOP OF THE PAVED ROAD) RIGHT AWAY AND THEN GO TO THE BOTTOM OF THE MOUNTAIN BEFORE THE ROAD BECOMES SLICK. IT IS IN THIS CASE THAT THE “CHASE” VEHICLE CAN BE USED TO GET INDIVIDUALS TO AND FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE MOUNTAIN. ABOVE ALL, PLEASE DRIVE SAFELY AND DON’T TAKE CHANCES ON THE ROAD. AN EARLY REACTION TO FROZEN PRECIPITATION IS THE BEST PLAN.

1080 Ski Lodge Road Maggie Valley, North Carolina (828) 926-0285

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CLOTHING RENTAL FORM – PLEASE HAVE FILLED OUT BEFORE YOU ARRIVE AT SKI SLOPE.

Name of Church/Group Day(s)/Date(s) of Skiing

If your group plans to rent bibs or jackets from Cataloochee, please have this form filled out and ready to turn in on your first day of skiing. Bibs [$9/person] Jackets [$9/person] Both [$16/person]

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