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5TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY
FEBRUARY 26 - MARCH 1, 2026
WHY STAY AT BASE CAMP?
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Central gathering space for attendees
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Morning meet-ups before hitting the slopes
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Après hangouts, casual dinners, and late-night laughs
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Built-in community without over-programming
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Shared home for skiers, riders, and mountain lovers alike
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Free shuttle service to the center of Big Sky Resort
ACCESSIBILITY
While attendees are welcome to secure lodging independently, off-site accommodations can easily exceed $2,400 for the weekend.
Base Camp offers a significantly more accessible option—ranging from approximately $700 (individual bed in shared room) per person to $900 per person (for a private double occupancy room) for the entire weekend.
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More than lodging, Base Camp is the heart of NOMA Ski Weekend, where mornings begin with shared coffee and first-chair plans, and evenings wind down with conversation, connection, and community. For those seeking the full NOMA Ski Weekend experience, Base Camp is where it comes alive.
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​2022 | Keystone Ski Resort in Keystone, CO, hosted by NOMA Colorado ​
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2023 | Heavenly Resort in South Lake Tahoe, CA, hosted by SoCal NOMA
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​2024 | Loon Mountain in Lincoln, NH, hosted by BosNOMA​
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2025 | Stevens Pass in Skykomish, WA, hosted by NOMA|nw
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2026 | Big Sky Resort in Big Sky, MT, hosted by NOMA Ski Weekend Planning Committee
At the intersection of design, culture, and outdoor adventure, in 2022 NOMA Colorado kicked off the inaugural NOMA Ski Weekend at the Keystone Ski Resort in Keystone, Colorado; hosting the start of legendary winter gatherings. ​​
Each year, allied professionals, friends, and family of NOMA members, gather from all over the country to converge in the mountains. We disconnect, move freely, and savor winter on our own terms. ​From carving first tracks and chasing powder, to après lounging and fireside connections, NOMA Ski Weekend is thoughtfully unstructured so that every rider, après ski enthusiast, and outdoor adventurer can dial into an experience of their own.​​
HISTORY
PLANNING COMMITTEE
Teamwork makes the dream work!
Angela Ball
AIA, NCARB, NOMA
Second Vice President,
Socal NOMA
Ella Mariano
Graphics and Social Media
Jacqueline Maldonado
Assoc. AIA, NCARB
Historian, SDNOMA
Jason Pugh
Principal & Global Director of Inclusion, Gensler; 2021-2022 President of NOMA
Naomie Laguerre
NOMA, CDT, LEED Green Associate
President, BosNOMA
Rico Santana
Santa Monica College
SMC NOMAS
Tang Yang
President, NOMA Utah
Have questions or want to get involved? Contact us at info@nomaskiweekend.com.