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About Spring Mountain Ski Patrol

Spring Mountain Ski Patrol is a member patrol of The National Ski Patrol System. Spring Mountain patrollers receive their training through National Ski Patrol authorized courses. It is a non-profit organization as a part of the Eastern Division and under day to day supervision by Spring Mountain Adventures, Inc. It relies on member dues, donations and a partnership with Spring Mountain Adventures, Inc.

About the National Ski Patrol

The National Ski Patrol System is a federally-chartered 501(c)(1) nonprofit membership association. As the leading authority of on-mountain safety, the NSP is dedicated to serving the outdoor recreation industry by providing education and accreditation to emergency care and safety service providers.

What Patrollers Do

The primary duty of patrollers is maintaining the safety of skiers, riders and visitors to prevent injuries at Spring Mountain Ski Area by:

  • Providing first aid to the injured.
  • Transporting the injured to the aid room.
  • Assisting with the opening and closing of the ski session.
  • Installing safety fences, barriers, and markers.
  • Helping to control lift lines.
  • Enforcing Spring Mountain safety and conduct rules.

About Spring Mountain Ski Patrol

Spring Mountain Ski Patrol is a member patrol of The National Ski Patrol System. Spring Mountain patrollers receive their training through National Ski Patrol authorized courses. It is a non-profit organization as a part of the Eastern Division and under day to day supervision by Spring Mountain Adventures, Inc. It relies on member dues, donations and a partnership with Spring Mountain Adventures, Inc.


About the National Ski Patrol

The National Ski Patrol System is a federally-chartered 501(c)(1) nonprofit membership association. As the leading authority of on-mountain safety, the NSP is dedicated to serving the outdoor recreation industry by providing education and accreditation to emergency care and safety service providers.


What Patrollers Do

The primary duty of patrollers is maintaining the safety of skiers, riders and visitors to prevent injuries at Spring Mountain Ski Area by:

  • Providing first aid to the injured.
  • Transporting the injured to the aid room.
  • Assisting with the opening and closing of the ski session.
  • Installing safety fences, barriers, and markers.
  • Helping to control lift lines.
  • Enforcing Spring Mountain safety and conduct rules.


Contact Us

Brent Watts, Patrol Director
When contacting PD,
click his name or use his direct email.


Join Us

Eric Brandon, Chief Recruiter
Volunteer Application form

757 Spring Mount Road
Spring Mount, PA 19478
springmountainskipatrol@gmail.com


Ed Bovell, Patrol Representative ♦  Gary Johnson, Assistant Patrol Director
Peter Macaluso, Assistant Patrol Director ♦  Mike Gibbons, Assistant Patrol Director
James Oswald, Treasurer ♦  Pete Walters, Secretary
David Marks, Electronic Communications & Webmaster

Walt Larkin, Deputy Patrol Director Emeritus

©2009-2024 Spring Mountain Ski Patrol - All rights reserved.
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Gary Johnson, Assistant Patrol Director
Peter Macaluso, Assistant Patrol Director
Mike Gibbons, Assistant Patrol Director
James Oswald, Treasurer
Ed Bovell, Volunteer Liaison
Pete Walters, Secretary
David Marks, Electronic Communications & Webmaster

Walt Larkin, Deputy Patrol Director Emeritus

©2009-2024 Spring Mountain Ski Patrol - All rights reserved.
Problems with this website? Contact webmaster