• Ski trip savings: Our group buying power is able to command the lowest airfares and the best in ski-in ski-out quality lodging. Ski trips feature all flight arrangements, lodging reservations, and lift tickets included for one low price.
• Ski Lesson Rebates:
  $20.00 per person/per day on 4/5 day week long trip = up to $80.00 rebate
• NASTAR /Citzens Race Rebates:
  $5.00 per person/5 day maximum = up to $25.00 rebate
• Members also have the ability to go on any ski trip being offered by another BRSC affiliated Club.
• Summer vacation getaways: Cancun, Cruises, and more!
• Year-round activities: Volleyball, boating, wind surfing, hikes, weekend getaways, pool parties, bike rides, crab feasts and much more.
• Vendor discounts: participating merchants and manufacturers offer various discounts and promotions available exclusively to BRSC and Baltimore Ski Club members.
• National Ski Council Federation Benefits(PDF)
• Schuss, our monthly newsletter, featuring trip activities, information, trips, and more. Learn to ski outings, and racing team events.
• Admission to our monthly meetings, including raffles, fun and informative topics of interest.
• Don't miss out on the fun! Join today!

Download a copy of our Membership Application print it, fill it out, and mail it with your check payable to Baltimore Ski Club, to:

The membership year runs from June 1 to May 31

Addresses and telephone numbers will be published annually in the membership directory unless otherwise directed.

Conduct:

General Violation of the conduct policy is considered to be an activity which brings discredit to the club and its members. This will include, but not be limited to: using drugs, vandalizing of property, grossly unsafe behavior or discourteous activity, and drinking of alcoholic beverages by minors. Enforcement of this policy is the responsibility of the trip/activity leader's and assistant's: hereafter referred to as leader. In the absence of the leader, this responsibility falls to the president or highest ranking club officer present.

The following courses of action toward the offender should be pursued as deemed necessary and/or appropriate by the leader:

1. Verbal warning
2. Offender asked to leave activity/trip at earliest possible moment.
3. Advise proprietor and or authorities of the establishment or transportation company to pursue their normal course of action. This may include legal action against the offender. If the offense has moved beyond verbal warning, the appropriate committee should be notified as soon as possible. If the committee deems appropriate the matter will be referred to the executive council.

The following courses of action are available to the executive council:

1. No action.
2. Verbal or written reprimand.
3. Prohibition from attending all, or certain specified future ski club trips or activities for a specified time or indefinitely.
4. Revocation of membership for a specified time or permanently.
5. Revocation as above; in addition, offender may not participate in any club trip or activity as a non-member.
6. Take legal action.