School and Group Bookings

You can contact our Group Coordinator during weekdays by either e-mail ([email protected]) or phone (780-955-2440) and we would be happy to answer any questions you may have.

On average it takes 45 minutes from time your bus arrives until your students are finished gearing up and on snow.

For beginners, we will conduct their lesson as soon as they arrive on the snow with their equipment.

For all other skiers and snowboarders, we organize them into groups based on their chosen skill level. You can review our skill ability levels here. Lesson times for more experienced participants may vary during your visit, but they will have the opportunity to enjoy the hill until it’s time for their scheduled lesson.

It is recommended that all students, no matter their skill level, take a lesson.  This helps everyone learn the rules & techniques of the sport.  No matter the level, lessons can help make the day a better experience for everyone. The school board often requires lessons, so checking their requirements before your visit is essential.

Through the Canadian Adaptive Snowsports (CADS), Rabbit Hill Snow Resort has several of our instructors certified to deliver lessons to children with Cognitive Impairments (Downs Syndrome, Learning Disabilities, etc) and Autism Spectrum Disorder. For all other accommodations, please contact CADS Edmonton. 

Visit CADS Edmonton

We want all students to have a great experience.  By knowing which students need adaptive lessons prior to your trip we can create the best environment for all the students and instructors.   

More information on our Adaptive Snowsports coming soon! 

Dress appropriately for the weather conditions.  You will be more comfortable if you dress in layers and non-restrictive clothing.  On sub-zero or windy days, shield your face with a high collar, neck warmer, or buff. DO NOT wear scarves. Wear a good pair of mittens - preferably waterproof and not woolen. Check out our What to Wear page for more details:

What to Wear

There are elements of risk to skiing and snowboarding, and the Alpine Responsibility Code is an industry standard set of rules to help keep skiers and snowboarders safe.  You can read the Alpine Responsibility Code here.

Alpine Responsibility Code

Rabbit Hill is designed for all levels of skiing and snowboarding ability.  Our carpet area and bunny hill are large areas, both of which, are great for the beginner or those still learning.  We have a variety of terrain, including the terrain park, that will challenge your more experienced skiers and snowboarders

A Terrain Park is a designated area featuring man-made jumps, bumps, and obstacles designed for experienced skiers and snowboarders.

Unlike many ski resorts that offer unrestricted access to Terrain Parks, we have designated our Terrain Park as EXPERT TERRAIN ONLY. This policy is in place to ensure safety and suitability for all participants. As such, the Terrain Park is off-limits to school groups unless approved by the head group supervisor.

We understand that some group supervisors may not feel confident assessing their group’s skill levels. If needed, our staff can assist in determining which individuals are qualified to use the Terrain Park. We recommend granting access only to advanced skiers and snowboarders who have completed a Terrain Park Assessment according to our Park Policy.

Here at Rabbit Hill we have 3 Terrain Parks, and we will work with you to determine the best access options for the safety your group

Park Policy Options: 

• No Park:  your group does not give members access in any of the terrain parks. 
• We (Rabbit Hill) Assess:  You require members skills to be assessed by Rabbit Hill staff before being allowed in the  Route 27 or Grom (River Run) Park. Rabbit Hill does not allow school groups in the Main Park. 
  • Rabbit Hill staff run assessments every hour on the hour starting at 11 am.
  • Once students have been assessed by Rabbit Hill staff, they will receive a unique mark on their lift pass signifying they have been allowed access to the Grom (River Run) and Route 27 Park.
• If we do not receive your Park Policy option, the terrain park will be off limits to school groups without consent of the head group supervisor. 

NOTE - Helmets are mandatory in the Terrain Park 

If you are allowing access to the Park we recommend one of the accompanying supervisors be in the area. We patrol the Park on a regular basis but, as is the case on the rest of the Ski Area, direct supervision of your students after their lesson is the accompanying supervisor’s responsibility. 

We offer a wide variety of food options ranging from snacks to full meals. 

Once the menu and pricing for the current season is finalized it will be posted here.