FAQs
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Q: So...how do I join Black Ski?
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A: Simply fill out the on-line membership application on our Join Us page. Payment for membership can be via a Check mailed to the address below or via PayPal (a service fee applies).
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Black Ski Inc.
P.O. Box 90762
Washington, DC 20090-0762
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Q: I see a trip I'd like to go on. How do I get more information?
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A: For more information about a specific trip or activity, visit the Ski Trips web page or Other Events web page and contact the trip director or activity leader listed on the flyer for that trip or activity.
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Q: How do I find out more about the club and meet the other members?
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A: The club has a monthly General Body Meeting held on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Trip directors provide information about their trips and club officers report on club operations. The meeting is generally held at:
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*** Current meeting are now on-line Zoom meetings ***
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Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
4606 16th Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20011
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Occasionally, the meeting will be held in a more social setting with more of a Happy Hour format, so be on the lookout for announcements about changes in location.
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Q: How many trips does Black Ski take each year?
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A: Black Ski takes numerous ski trips each year, from the first week in December to the end of March or beginning of April. The trips range from day trips to nearby mountains to multiple week-long trips to overseas locations.
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Q: Does Black Ski do anything besides ski?
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A: Black Ski has an extremely active cycling group and a golfing group, and will go on additional excursions such as horseback riding or boating from time to time. The cycling group and golfing group also take trips to other locations from time to time. In addition, the club hosts a crab feast on the beach annually, in addition to Halloween parties, Christmas parties, Apres Ski Season parties and happy hours at various locations in the Washington, D.C. area.
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Q: What organizations does Black Ski belong to?
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A: Black Ski is a founding member of the National Brotherhood of Skiers, and is also a member of the Blue Ridge Ski Council.
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