Train where Olympians Shaun White, Hannah Teter and Louie Vito learned to snowboard

MT. HOOD, OR – March 2010 – With the excitement of the Vancouver Winter Olympics still fresh, Windells is now registering campers for their Spring Break Camps. Campers of all skill levels can refine their shred on beautiful Mt. Hood, whether it’s on a snowboard, skis, or a skateboard.

There are several Spring Break Camp sessions – March 20-26th, March 27-April 2nd, and April 3-April 10th – and camp sizes are limited to increase interaction with the instructors. Windells gives campers access to natural snow year-round, and has its own lift at Timberline for more laps. When campers aren’t ripping it up on the slopes or in the halfpipe, they’re having non-stop fun on the Windells campus. With skateboard, BMX and freeride facilities, the 12,000 square foot Building Out Back (B.O.B), paintball, movie rooms, the Super Awesome Information Game Lounge and a bunch of other activities, there’s always something to do.

Tuition for the Snowboard and Ski Camps are $1,249 for overnighters, and $724 for day campers. This includes lift tickets, in-depth instruction, food, prizes, transportation, supervision, video review, camp activities, and more. The Skateboard Camp is $700 for overnighters and $500 for day campers, and does not include lift tickets. To register, go to windells.com.

Windells alumni have won 23 Olympic medals including five at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, B.C. Shaun White, Louie Vito, Hannah Teter, and Kelly Clark are among the many current Olympians who have honed their skills on the slopes of Mt. Hood as a Windells camper.