MRM Patrol Family: It is time to sign up for the Junior Patrol! This is a wonderful program for kids and grandkids of patrollers,… The NSP reports directly to Congress. The Mad River Mountain Ski Patrol consists of over 100 dedicated volunteers providing ski / boarding safety at the Mad River Mountain Ski Resort. Our responsibilities include hill safety, skier/rider safety education, emergency care and rescue. History of Mad River Mountain The following letter was written by Ralph Shoots in honor of our 40th anniversary that was celebrated in 2002. It tells the story of our early history and the origins of Valley High/Mad River Mountain. Thanks to Jim Brenneman for sharing. VALLEY HIGH – The Beginning of a Dream 40th Year Anniversary – February 2. Interested in Ski Patrol but unsure of time commitment? Join the Mad River Mountain Hosts! Since 2018, our Mountain Hosts have been making a difference on the slopes! Mountain Hosts are certified by the National Ski Patrol and are more than just friendly faces – they’re eyes and ears on the mountain, keeping guests safe and having a blast. Mad River Mountain Ski Patrol Stories – 1970’s & 1980’s By Rick Schieltz Who Turned Out The Lights The sun had just set and the light on the hill had been turned. At the loading area for the Mad River chair there was one light that was not yet turned. A portion of ski swap proceeds benefit the Mad River Mountain Ski Patrol, helping support our patrol and our mission of keeping the slopes safe throughout the season. A patroller with a National Appointment or Leadership Commendation Appointment is an individual who has demonstrated leadership, good character, diplomacy, a positive attitude, good judgment, unusual qualities of patrolling ability, a genuine desire to serve the skiing public, and extraordinary service to the National Ski Patrol. Webcam video hosting by Brownrice Internet Scheduling The overall schedule is set up by week. Templates have been set up by Duncan respresenting provided information on when folks can patrol. The templates represent Week A and Week B, and allow you to scroll through the days based on positions served (Hill leaders, sled pullers, candidates, etc). If there are issues noted please refer first to. The patrol has been creating videos of some key activities to provide a demonstration and support information for our patrollers when learning or refreshing. See below for a list of those already available. You can watch the video, then click your back button to return here, or when you link to one, others will be also visible as related videos. Webcam video hosting by Brownrice Internet Patrollers – Click here for info on this years MRM REFRESHER Visitors – If you would like to find out more about patrolling please click on one or more of the following: Becoming A Ski Patrol Member Mountain Host Program Junior Ski Patroller Program.