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Lead Big Mountain Coach

Location

Loveland Ski Area. Georgetown, Colorado

Organization

Loveland Ski Club/Big Mountain
 

Job Description

Loveland Ski Club (LSC) is seeking an experienced, passionate, and athlete-centered Lead Big Mountain Coach to help foster and grow one of Colorado’s premier youth freeride programs.

Located at 10,800 feet in the Colorado Rockies, Loveland Ski Club provides one of the longest and most consistent training seasons in the country. In partnership with Loveland Ski Area, LSC offers athletes access to exceptional all-mountain terrain, steep skiing, hike-to terrain, moguls, variable snow conditions, and a vibrant freeride culture rooted in skill development, mountain awareness, and athlete progression.

The Lead Big Mountain Coach will work closely with the Loveland Ski Club Executive Director and coaching staff to deliver high-level freeride coaching for youth athletes in both competitive and non-competitive pathways.

This position is ideal for a coach who is deeply passionate about skiing, athlete development, mountain culture, and building confident, technically proficient skiers both in and outside of competition environments.

 

Responsibilities

  • Lead on-snow training sessions for Big Mountain athletes in IFSA competition and freeride development programs

  • Develop athletes’ technical skiing skills across all terrain and snow conditions

  • Foster a positive, challenging, inclusive, and athlete-centered team environment

  • Support athlete preparation for IFSA competitions

  • Travel and coach at designated competitions and training camps as needed

  • Create seasonal training plans and athlete evaluations

  • Promote mountain safety, avalanche awareness, and sound decision-making

  • Communicate professionally with athletes, parents, and staff

  • Ensure appropriate coach staffing

  • Collaborate with coaching staff to maintain consistent standards and progression pathways

  • Serve as a visible leader who reflects the values and culture of Loveland Ski Club

 

Position Structure & Schedule

  • Approximately 3 days per week

  • Primary on-snow coaching days are Saturday and Sunday

  • Includes one administrative/program planning day per week

  • Position may become full-time seasonal for candidates interested in supporting additional mountain operations work outside of coaching responsibilities

  • Typical season runs from mid-December through mid-April

 

Qualifications

  • Strong expert-level skiing ability in steep and variable terrain

  • Previous freeride / big mountain coaching experience 

  • IFSA competition experience and/or coaching background strongly preferred

  • Experience working with youth athletes 

  • Ability to coach both foundational and advanced freeride skills

  • Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills

  • Passion for long-term athlete development and mentorship

  • Current or willingness to obtain:

    • CPR/First Aid certification

    • SafeSport certification

    • Background check clearance

  • Avalanche education or backcountry experience preferred

  • US Ski & Snowboard or IFSA coaching certification

 

Compensation

  • Lead Coach position: approximately $250–$300/day

  • Compensation will depend on qualification, experience and certifications.

 

Application Process

Please submit resume with relevant certifications, a brief cover letter outlining coaching and skiing background as well as references to:jobs@lovelandskiclub.com 

Application Deadline 

Position open until filled


 

Why Join LSC?

At Loveland Ski Club, we pride ourselves on fostering a supportive and dynamic environment where coaches and athletes thrive together. As a lead coach, you will have the opportunity to shape the development of young skiers, work within a collaborative coaching team, and enjoy the unique benefits of our extended training season in the beautiful Colorado Rockies.

Employee Perks:

  • Free season pass to Loveland Ski Area

  • Bonus Ski days and Membership to the Powder Alliance and its partner resorts such as Monarch Mountain, Purgatory, Schweitzer, Grand Targhee, and many more!

  • Receive discounts on lessons, rentals, food and Loveland Sport Shop purchases.

  • Access to transferable Loveland Ski Area passes for friends and family

Loveland Ski Club is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Note: This position is based in Loveland Valley, Colorado. Candidates should ensure they have reliable transportation and are prepared for high-altitude working conditions.

Work Location: In person/remote

Lead Big Mountain Coach

Location

Loveland Ski Area. Georgetown, Colorado

Organization

Loveland Ski Club/Big Mountain
 

Job Description

Loveland Ski Club (LSC) is seeking an experienced, passionate, and athlete-centered Lead Big Mountain Coach to help foster and grow one of Colorado’s premier youth freeride programs.

Located at 10,800 feet in the Colorado Rockies, Loveland Ski Club provides one of the longest and most consistent training seasons in the country. In partnership with Loveland Ski Area, LSC offers athletes access to exceptional all-mountain terrain, steep skiing, hike-to terrain, moguls, variable snow conditions, and a vibrant freeride culture rooted in skill development, mountain awareness, and athlete progression.

The Lead Big Mountain Coach will work closely with the Loveland Ski Club Executive Director and coaching staff to deliver high-level freeride coaching for youth athletes in both competitive and non-competitive pathways.

This position is ideal for a coach who is deeply passionate about skiing, athlete development, mountain culture, and building confident, technically proficient skiers both in and outside of competition environments.

 

Responsibilities

  • Lead on-snow training sessions for Big Mountain athletes in IFSA competition and freeride development programs

  • Develop athletes’ technical skiing skills across all terrain and snow conditions

  • Foster a positive, challenging, inclusive, and athlete-centered team environment

  • Support athlete preparation for IFSA competitions

  • Travel and coach at designated competitions and training camps as needed

  • Create seasonal training plans and athlete evaluations

  • Promote mountain safety, avalanche awareness, and sound decision-making

  • Communicate professionally with athletes, parents, and staff

  • Ensure appropriate coach staffing

  • Collaborate with coaching staff to maintain consistent standards and progression pathways

  • Serve as a visible leader who reflects the values and culture of Loveland Ski Club

 

Position Structure & Schedule

  • Approximately 3 days per week

  • Primary on-snow coaching days are Saturday and Sunday

  • Includes one administrative/program planning day per week

  • Position may become full-time seasonal for candidates interested in supporting additional mountain operations work outside of coaching responsibilities

  • Typical season runs from mid-December through mid-April

 

Qualifications

  • Strong expert-level skiing ability in steep and variable terrain

  • Previous freeride / big mountain coaching experience 

  • IFSA competition experience and/or coaching background strongly preferred

  • Experience working with youth athletes 

  • Ability to coach both foundational and advanced freeride skills

  • Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills

  • Passion for long-term athlete development and mentorship

  • Current or willingness to obtain:

    • CPR/First Aid certification

    • SafeSport certification

    • Background check clearance

  • Avalanche education or backcountry experience preferred

  • US Ski & Snowboard or IFSA coaching certification

 

Compensation

  • Lead Coach position: approximately $250–$300/day

  • Compensation will depend on qualification, experience and certifications.

 

Application Process

Please submit resume with relevant certifications, a brief cover letter outlining coaching and skiing background as well as references to:jobs@lovelandskiclub.com 

Application Deadline 

Position open until filled


 

Why Join LSC?

At Loveland Ski Club, we pride ourselves on fostering a supportive and dynamic environment where coaches and athletes thrive together. As a lead coach, you will have the opportunity to shape the development of young skiers, work within a collaborative coaching team, and enjoy the unique benefits of our extended training season in the beautiful Colorado Rockies.

Employee Perks:

  • Free season pass to Loveland Ski Area

  • Bonus Ski days and Membership to the Powder Alliance and its partner resorts such as Monarch Mountain, Purgatory, Schweitzer, Grand Targhee, and many more!

  • Receive discounts on lessons, rentals, food and Loveland Sport Shop purchases.

  • Access to transferable Loveland Ski Area passes for friends and family

Loveland Ski Club is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Note: This position is based in Loveland Valley, Colorado. Candidates should ensure they have reliable transportation and are prepared for high-altitude working conditions.

Work Location: In person/remote

Lead Big Mountain Coach

Location

Loveland Ski Area. Georgetown, Colorado

Organization

Loveland Ski Club/Big Mountain
 

Job Description

Loveland Ski Club (LSC) is seeking an experienced, passionate, and athlete-centered Lead Big Mountain Coach to help foster and grow one of Colorado’s premier youth freeride programs.

Located at 10,800 feet in the Colorado Rockies, Loveland Ski Club provides one of the longest and most consistent training seasons in the country. In partnership with Loveland Ski Area, LSC offers athletes access to exceptional all-mountain terrain, steep skiing, hike-to terrain, moguls, variable snow conditions, and a vibrant freeride culture rooted in skill development, mountain awareness, and athlete progression.

The Lead Big Mountain Coach will work closely with the Loveland Ski Club Executive Director and coaching staff to deliver high-level freeride coaching for youth athletes in both competitive and non-competitive pathways.

This position is ideal for a coach who is deeply passionate about skiing, athlete development, mountain culture, and building confident, technically proficient skiers both in and outside of competition environments.

 

Responsibilities

  • Lead on-snow training sessions for Big Mountain athletes in IFSA competition and freeride development programs

  • Develop athletes’ technical skiing skills across all terrain and snow conditions

  • Foster a positive, challenging, inclusive, and athlete-centered team environment

  • Support athlete preparation for IFSA competitions

  • Travel and coach at designated competitions and training camps as needed

  • Create seasonal training plans and athlete evaluations

  • Promote mountain safety, avalanche awareness, and sound decision-making

  • Communicate professionally with athletes, parents, and staff

  • Ensure appropriate coach staffing

  • Collaborate with coaching staff to maintain consistent standards and progression pathways

  • Serve as a visible leader who reflects the values and culture of Loveland Ski Club

 

Position Structure & Schedule

  • Approximately 3 days per week

  • Primary on-snow coaching days are Saturday and Sunday

  • Includes one administrative/program planning day per week

  • Position may become full-time seasonal for candidates interested in supporting additional mountain operations work outside of coaching responsibilities

  • Typical season runs from mid-December through mid-April

 

Qualifications

  • Strong expert-level skiing ability in steep and variable terrain

  • Previous freeride / big mountain coaching experience 

  • IFSA competition experience and/or coaching background strongly preferred

  • Experience working with youth athletes 

  • Ability to coach both foundational and advanced freeride skills

  • Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills

  • Passion for long-term athlete development and mentorship

  • Current or willingness to obtain:

    • CPR/First Aid certification

    • SafeSport certification

    • Background check clearance

  • Avalanche education or backcountry experience preferred

  • US Ski & Snowboard or IFSA coaching certification

 

Compensation

  • Lead Coach position: approximately $250–$300/day

  • Compensation will depend on qualification, experience and certifications.

 

Application Process

Please submit resume with relevant certifications, a brief cover letter outlining coaching and skiing background as well as references to:jobs@lovelandskiclub.com 

Application Deadline 

Position open until filled


 

Why Join LSC?

At Loveland Ski Club, we pride ourselves on fostering a supportive and dynamic environment where coaches and athletes thrive together. As a lead coach, you will have the opportunity to shape the development of young skiers, work within a collaborative coaching team, and enjoy the unique benefits of our extended training season in the beautiful Colorado Rockies.

Employee Perks:

  • Free season pass to Loveland Ski Area

  • Bonus Ski days and Membership to the Powder Alliance and its partner resorts such as Monarch Mountain, Purgatory, Schweitzer, Grand Targhee, and many more!

  • Receive discounts on lessons, rentals, food and Loveland Sport Shop purchases.

  • Access to transferable Loveland Ski Area passes for friends and family

Loveland Ski Club is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Note: This position is based in Loveland Valley, Colorado. Candidates should ensure they have reliable transportation and are prepared for high-altitude working conditions.

Work Location: In person/remote

Lead Big Mountain Coach

Location

Loveland Ski Area. Georgetown, Colorado

Organization

Loveland Ski Club/Big Mountain
 

Job Description

Loveland Ski Club (LSC) is seeking an experienced, passionate, and athlete-centered Lead Big Mountain Coach to help foster and grow one of Colorado’s premier youth freeride programs.

Located at 10,800 feet in the Colorado Rockies, Loveland Ski Club provides one of the longest and most consistent training seasons in the country. In partnership with Loveland Ski Area, LSC offers athletes access to exceptional all-mountain terrain, steep skiing, hike-to terrain, moguls, variable snow conditions, and a vibrant freeride culture rooted in skill development, mountain awareness, and athlete progression.

The Lead Big Mountain Coach will work closely with the Loveland Ski Club Executive Director and coaching staff to deliver high-level freeride coaching for youth athletes in both competitive and non-competitive pathways.

This position is ideal for a coach who is deeply passionate about skiing, athlete development, mountain culture, and building confident, technically proficient skiers both in and outside of competition environments.

 

Responsibilities

  • Lead on-snow training sessions for Big Mountain athletes in IFSA competition and freeride development programs

  • Develop athletes’ technical skiing skills across all terrain and snow conditions

  • Foster a positive, challenging, inclusive, and athlete-centered team environment

  • Support athlete preparation for IFSA competitions

  • Travel and coach at designated competitions and training camps as needed

  • Create seasonal training plans and athlete evaluations

  • Promote mountain safety, avalanche awareness, and sound decision-making

  • Communicate professionally with athletes, parents, and staff

  • Ensure appropriate coach staffing

  • Collaborate with coaching staff to maintain consistent standards and progression pathways

  • Serve as a visible leader who reflects the values and culture of Loveland Ski Club

 

Position Structure & Schedule

  • Approximately 3 days per week

  • Primary on-snow coaching days are Saturday and Sunday

  • Includes one administrative/program planning day per week

  • Position may become full-time seasonal for candidates interested in supporting additional mountain operations work outside of coaching responsibilities

  • Typical season runs from mid-December through mid-April

 

Qualifications

  • Strong expert-level skiing ability in steep and variable terrain

  • Previous freeride / big mountain coaching experience 

  • IFSA competition experience and/or coaching background strongly preferred

  • Experience working with youth athletes 

  • Ability to coach both foundational and advanced freeride skills

  • Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills

  • Passion for long-term athlete development and mentorship

  • Current or willingness to obtain:

    • CPR/First Aid certification

    • SafeSport certification

    • Background check clearance

  • Avalanche education or backcountry experience preferred

  • US Ski & Snowboard or IFSA coaching certification

 

Compensation

  • Lead Coach position: approximately $250–$300/day

  • Compensation will depend on qualification, experience and certifications.

 

Application Process

Please submit resume with relevant certifications, a brief cover letter outlining coaching and skiing background as well as references to:jobs@lovelandskiclub.com 

Application Deadline 

Position open until filled


 

Why Join LSC?

At Loveland Ski Club, we pride ourselves on fostering a supportive and dynamic environment where coaches and athletes thrive together. As a lead coach, you will have the opportunity to shape the development of young skiers, work within a collaborative coaching team, and enjoy the unique benefits of our extended training season in the beautiful Colorado Rockies.

Employee Perks:

  • Free season pass to Loveland Ski Area

  • Bonus Ski days and Membership to the Powder Alliance and its partner resorts such as Monarch Mountain, Purgatory, Schweitzer, Grand Targhee, and many more!

  • Receive discounts on lessons, rentals, food and Loveland Sport Shop purchases.

  • Access to transferable Loveland Ski Area passes for friends and family

Loveland Ski Club is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Note: This position is based in Loveland Valley, Colorado. Candidates should ensure they have reliable transportation and are prepared for high-altitude working conditions.

Work Location: In person/remote

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