Skiing

Each winter, Troop 648 visits Canaan Valley Resort in Davis, West Virginia for our annual ski trip. The slopes are challenging enough for experienced skiers, but there are also plenty of beginner and intermediate trails. Youth and adult lessons are also available from beginner to more advanced skill levels. There are also a variety of activities for Scouts to enjoy off the slopes, such as snowshoeing, ice skating, and sleigh rides.

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One of the greatest elements of this weekend trip is the family nature of it - parents and siblings are welcome and encouraged to join in. And Troop 648 shares multiple cabins with full amenities from kitchens to multiple bathrooms and a fireplace.

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Here are some of the things that make Canaan Valley a great place for Scouts to go skiing:

• Challenging slopes: The slopes at Canaan Valley are challenging enough for experienced skiers, but there are also plenty of beginner and intermediate trails. This makes it a great place for Scouts of all skill levels to learn and improve their skiing skills.

• Variety of activities: In addition to skiing, there are also a variety of other activities for Scouts to enjoy at Canaan Valley. These include snowshoeing, ice skating, and sleigh rides. This gives Scouts a chance to try new things and have fun in the snow.

• Beautiful scenery: Canaan Valley is located in the Allegheny Mountains, which means that there is stunning scenery to enjoy while skiing. The views from the top of the slopes are simply breathtaking.

• Friendly atmosphere: The staff at Canaan Valley are friendly and welcoming, and they are always willing to help Scouts learn and improve their skiing skills. This makes it a great place for Scouts to learn and grow.