1. Be aware, ski with care. Do your part to help keep the slopes fun for everyone!

2. Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. At 10,000+ feet…altitude sickness can hit hard and fast – proper hydration will help keep it at bay.

3. Get in shape. When bodies are tired and out of shape, it’s easier to get hurt.

4. Know “Your Code.” Memorize your seven responsibilities of the Code and you could win a prize during National Safety Awareness Week.

5. Ski with a buddy. Even on a powder day!

Kid’s Club Arapahoe deadline has been extended to Monday, November 19, 1007. Don’t let your kids miss out on a fun, exciting 3 to 9 week skiing and snowboarding experience. This class is for kids ages 4 to 14. They participate in a full day program with the same instructor three weekends in a row. Call 888-ARAPAHOE for pricing and dates.

Arapahoe Basin bonus passes are still available for just $309, but only through November 15, 2007. This pass includes unlimited skiing at Arapahoe Basin, with 5 days at Keystone or Breckenridge, one of which can be used at Vail or Beaver Creek (restrictions apply). Don’t miss out on the first season of Montezuma Bowl.

Arapahoe Basin only passes are also available, adults for just $259, youth for $169, and children for $99!