Women's ski clinics provide a supportive, friendly atmosphere for female skiers to explore the slopes, build up their skills, or amp it up on blues and blacks. There are women's ski camps available for skiers of all levels, and range from one-day workshops, to three-day clinics, to weekly ski days. Here's a list of women's ski camps at ski resorts in the East, including Vermont, New York, Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts.

1. Bretton Woods Women First Ski Clinic

Bretton Woods’ one-day women’s ski clinic provides a full day of specialized ski instruction in a friendly group environment for all female skiers who can ski greens and above. The program runs from 9:30am-3pm, with an hour for an independent lunch break.More »

2. Gore Mountain Ladies' Escape

Looking for a way to spice up your week at Gore Mountain, located in upstate New York? Gore’s Ladies’ Escape is midweek morning program that runs for six consecutive Wednesdays, and is a great way to spice up your week. The program encompasses all skill levels and includes breakfast, lunch, and lift tickets, as well as equipment discussion and video analysis, so expect to make some great friends while tuning up your technique, too.More »

3. Jay Peak Women's Ski Clinics

Vermont’s Jay Peak Resorts offer semi-private women’s-only ski lessons, offered at $45 for a two hour session. There is a minimum of three skiers per group, so bring two girlfriends and receive personalized ski instruction from female coaches who have extensive experience coaching women’s groups.More »

4. Jiminy Peak Women's Winter Escape

Jiminy Peak’s Women’s Winter Escape is a midweek program that runs for six consecutive Tuesdays or Wednesdays. Skiers have the option to enroll in a half-day or full-day schedule, which include a 90 minute ski lesson. The program includes complementary lunch, access to the resort’s health club, and discounted child care.More »

5. Killington Ski Resort Women's Weekends

Killington Ski Resort in Killington, Vermont has been offering women’s-only clinics for over 18 years, and the expertise shows: Killington’s Women’s Weekends are now well-known for bringing together passionate female skiers who strive to improve their technique. The program includes a two-day lift ticket and four and a half hours of daily coaching, and runs in February and MarchMore »

6. Loon Mountain "Droppin' In" Women's Ski & Snowboard Freestyle Camp

Ever skied by the freestyle park and wondered what it’d be like to hit a jump or ski a rail? If so, Loon Mountain in New Hampshire’s “Droppin' In” Ski & Snowboard Freestyle Camp is a women-only camp for female skiers who can comfortably link turns and carve blues, but want more. The program creates a confidence environment in which women can learn how to safely explore the park. Oakley pro athletes offer pointers along the way, and complementary morning yoga classes to help skiers loosen up for the day ahead. The program also includes a two-day lift ticket, over fifteen hours of coaching, daily lunch, and personal video review.More »

7. Mad River Glen Women's Alpine & Telemark Ski Clinics

Mad River Glen, located in Vermont, has been deemed by many as one of the most challenging ski areas in the East, and their women’s only clinics will have female skiers soon fulfilling the mountain’s slogan: “Mad River Glen, Ski It If You Can.” Their women’s programs include a one-day Women’s Alpine Ski Clinic as well as a Women’s Telemark Ski Clinic that bother offer morning and afternoon coaching, as well as a video analysis.More »

8. Magic Mountain Women's Adventure Ski Clinic

Magic Mountain’s one day Women’s Adventure Ski Clinic is targeted to high intermediate to advanced skiers looking to improve their technique on steeps, bumps, glades, power runs, and in terrain parks. On the agenda is a full day of ski-specific stretching, coaching with video analysis, a home cooked lunch, and après-ski beverages. Groups are limited to five skiers per coach, so expect to receive personalized coaching while making friends, too.More »

9. Okemo Mountain Resort Women's Alpine Adventures

With their array of Women’s Alpine Adventures, Okemo Mountain Resort has something for everyone. Okemo offers two-day programs for skiers of all levels, as well as three-day and five-day clinics for intermediate to advanced skiers. All skiers receive special lodging rates at Okemo’s Jackson Core Inn, as well as meals prepared by expert chefs. Okemo also offers other special opportunities such as equipment demos, spa treatments, indoor presentations, and group meals. The rigorous, personalized coaching is done by top-notch instructors who work to make sure everyone is comfortable and safe while improving their technique.More »

10. Stratton Mountain Women's Workshop

Stratton Mountain goes all out for their women with the On-Snow Ski and Snowboard Women’s Workshop. Choose from a two or three-day long program full of fun both on and off the slopes. On the itinerary is stretching, breakfast, full-length lessons with video analysis, lunch, and back out for more skiing! Special evening activities include afternoon tea, Women’s Trade Show with wine and cheese, group dinner, and cocktails. For women who wish to get even more out of the camp, Stratton offers activities at their Sport Center, nordic skiing and snowshoeing opportunities, shopping trips, and spa treatments.More »

11. Sunday River Women's Turn Snow Divas Weekend Ski Clinic

Sunday River, located in Bethel, Maine, invites all “ski divas” to attend a Snow Diva’s Weekend Clinic, open to all female skiers who can comfortably ski green-blue terrain. This women’s ski camp focuses on creating a supportive environment in which women can increase their confidence, and skill level, on the slopes.More »

12. Sugarbush Ski Resort Women's Ski Discovery Camps

Sugarbush Ski Resort located in Sugarbush, Vermont offers Women’s Ski Discovery Camps, which are two-day clinics taught by female members of the US Ski Team. The camp focuses on building confidence on the slopes and “skiing without fear.” The camp includes a welcome reception, daily breakfast and lunch, professional instruction and demos, as well as video analysis and a farewell party. If you’re a regular at Sugarbush, be sure to check out the Breakfast Babes meet-up, a free weekly program that brings together female skiers for a bite to eat, a cup of coffee, and a few great runs.More »