Due to Covid 19 restrictions and our concern for skier and guide safety, our 2021 SRSFL Three Day Ski Event has been cancelled! If Covid restrictions change and snow conditions are favorable the board will meet in January and discuss the possibility of adding a day trip some time during the ski season.
Sadly Our Winter 2021 Three Day Ski Event Has Been Cancelled
Our 2020 Summer Newsletter is Here
If you see or talk to Betsy, thank her for her work on this!
Last Call for SRSFL Three-Day Event: The Deadline is February 20th!
This is the final call for participating in the upcoming three-day event: March 7-9, 2020. This post contains all the info you need, including some updates and changes.
First of all, any guides or volunteers planning to stay at the hotel
should make sure to submit their application and payment by the new
deadline, February 20th. Please see the guide and volunteer pages on this website for your particular application, or contact Edie Lott, guide coordinator, or Cathy Campbell, volunteer coordinator, if you have any questions.
For skiers, we have made some adjustments as our skier coordinator,
Betsy Rowell, is still in rehab recuperating from her broken leg.
First of all, if you’ve already applied and have questions, you can
still contact Betsy on her cell phone: 916-205-5557. Meanwhile, Cindy Quintana, former skier coordinator, has stepped in to help with tasks Betsy cannot currently do without her computer. If you have not yet applied, we have extended the deadline by a
couple of days. The new deadline is Thursday, February 20, 2020.
This is the deadline for both applications and money, unless you have
made prior arrangements. Applications are available on line at www.srsfl.org
It is a pdf which most of us download and then fill out.
You can include your check with the application. Remember, all checks
should be made out to SRSFL.
And if you are emailing your application, you can either send your
money to Cindy at the above address, or you can mail it directly to
our treasurer at:
Jean Snuggs
609 42nd Street
Sacramento, CA 95819
With only a few days remaining to apply, we sincerely hope you will
consider joining us for this annual weekend of SRSFL magic. And do
not hesitate to contact either Cindy or Betsy if you have questions.
And whether or not you plan to attend, please, please keep that snow
dance going!
Our January Ski Day Trip Was Small but Great!
While we only had five visually impaired skiers, it was still a great trip! The weather was fantastic, the snow was good and everyone had a great time! Join us on February 8th for our next day trip.
SRSFL Ski Season Coming Soon!!!
The snow is here! Get your guide and skier applications in soon and get ready for another great ski season!
Summer 2019 Newsletter is Here!
Click on the links below to read our summer 2019 newsletter! It has many stories from our skiers, hikers and guides. It is linked in both Word and PDF. It will help get you revved up for our summer hiking trip and for skiing next winter. If you see Betsy Rowell, thank her for the many hours she put into this newsletter.
Our SRSFL 2019 Three Day Event Was Outstanding!
From the great skiing at Tahoe Donner to the yummy meals at the Glenshire Clubhouse our 3 day event marking our 27th great year on the snow was an outstanding success! More pictures will be added soon!
A Fabulous Start to Our Winter Events! A Day Well Lived!
Our January day trip was a great start to the ski season! For all of us who helped put it together it was truly a day well lived! Six year old Emma was definitely a hit!
The loss of a great guide!
Note from the Webmaster: Please send me your stories and pictures for our Remembering Matt Stein page!
It is with a very heavy heart that our president, Vicki Post, writes to let you know that our beloved guide, Mat Stein, died yesterday afternoon. We do not yet have a lot of information, but we know that he was rock climbing and just collapsed. He did not fall or anything like that; he simply
collapsed, and they were unable to revive him.
Those of you who knew Mat, who skied with him, who were guided by him, know what a huge loss this is for SRSFL. He was a caring, exquisite soul, a brilliant engineer, a free spirit with a wonderful
bit of rebel in him. He brought so much to our program and to this world. He had a way of instilling confidence in people he was guiding. He was always available to discuss hiking trails and more; heck, he even gave Margie the shirt off his back one day. Continue reading