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Your Quick Guide To Skiing Etiquette
Ever wonder what the rules of the resort are? They seem to be pretty self explanatory but always good to know those that are not published by the resorts. Before the bull wheel starts cranking at your local resort give the following a quick read to ensure you don't make a major faux pas. Feel free to add yours to the list in case we missed anything.
Is that so!
The day I take advice from the Brits about skiing is the day I quit; what's next? how to play street hockey? Only Limeys' would think to publish a list of etiquette! Here are some edits:
This Alaskan agrees with my North American 2wheeler friend. North American edit number 5 (in a Brit accent if you like): a) Do avoid giving others advice. b) If they ask, give 'em a little, not too much.
I do love the Brits, posting etiquette rules for lifts on BACKCOUNTRY SKiiNG CANADA
