Nevada § 455A.110 Duties of skiers and snowboarders

Nevada Statutes

§ 455A.110 — Duties of skiers and snowboarders

Nevada § 455A.110

Title 40PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 455ASafety

SKIERS AND SNOWBOARDERS

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 455A.110 (2026).

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A skier or snowboarder shall, to the extent that the matter is within his or her control:

1.Locate and ascertain the meaning of signs in the vicinity of the skier or snowboarder posted pursuant to NRS 455A.130 and 455A.140 ;

2.Heed warnings and other information posted by an operator;

3.Remain a safe distance from vehicles, signs and equipment for grooming snow or for transportation;

4.Avoid skiers or snowboarders in motion when entering a slope, run or trail, and when commencing to engage in skiing or snowboarding from a stationary position;

5.Maintain a proper lookout and control of his or her speed to avoid downhill objects, skiers and snowboarders to the best of his or her ability; and

6.Conduct himself or herself in such a manner as to avoid injury to persons and property in a s

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A skier or snowboarder shall, to the extent that the matter is within his or her control:
1. Locate and ascertain the meaning of signs in the vicinity of the skier or snowboarder posted pursuant to NRS 455A.130 and 455A.140 ;
2. Heed warnings and other information posted by an operator;
3. Remain a safe distance from vehicles, signs and equipment for grooming snow or for transportation;
4. Avoid skiers or snowboarders in motion when entering a slope, run or trail, and when commencing to engage in skiing or snowboarding from a stationary position;
5. Maintain a proper lookout and control of his or her speed to avoid downhill objects, skiers and snowboarders to the best of his or her ability; and
6. Conduct himself or herself in such a manner as to avoid injury to persons and property in a snow recreation area.