About
PV Alpine Camps offers Summer Day Camp and Fall Day Camp for athletes ages 8-22, and it also works with Masters Racers. The summer camp is an 8-day ski racing camp with 6 days on snow, and the tentative schedule includes slalom fundamental skill work, drills, and gates, plus GS fundamental skill work, drills, and gates. The fall camp is described as an intensive training experience with on-snow training days.
Programs
- Summer Day Camp — Athletes ages 8-22; also works with Masters Racers · $2,875 per session · 2026 summer ski racing camp at Mount Hood, Oregon; 8 days with 6 days on snow; deposit of $500 to hold spot.
- Fall Day Camp — Athletes ages 8-22; also works with Masters Racers · $1,750–$2,875 per session · 2026 fall ski racing camp at Winter Park, CO; prices shown with IKON Pass and without IKON Pass.
At a glance
- Ages: 8–18 years old
- Price range: $1,750–$2,875 per session
- Current session: Fall Session 1 (Nov 17–Nov 21, 2026); Fall Session 2 (Nov 22–Nov 28, 2026)
- General schedule: Summer camp sessions are 8 days with 6 days on snow and one day off in the middle, weather dependent. The tentative summer schedule lists arrival day, three days of slalom fundamental skill work, drills, and gates, one rest day, then three days of GS fundamental skill work, drills, and gates. The fall sessions are described as intensive training experiences with 4 days on snow for Session 1 and 6 days on snow for Session 2.
About the provider
PV Alpine says its mission is to provide world class training and coaching to each athlete. The leadership team includes Ryan Shorter, PV Alpine Founder and Olympic Coach; Alex Shorter, PV Alpine Program Director & Coach; and Louis Otto, PV Alpine Coach. Ryan Shorter coached at the 2018 PyeongChang and Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games and was the PNSA Coach of the Year in 2009. Alex Shorter was awarded coach of the year for the Rocky division of US Ski and Snowboard in 2023 and was recognized as the Coach of the Year by the Pacific Northwest division of the USSA in 2015. Louis Otto was named Coach of the Year by the Pacific Northwest division of US Skiing in 1999 and 2008.
PVA states it is not a one-size-fits-all program and focuses on individualized attention, video review, and a positive environment. It keeps camp sizes small with industry-leading athlete-to-coach ratios. The camps are for strong skiers, and most have race experience to handle Mt. Hood's terrain.
Last updated November 4, 2026.
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