We are excited to announce we will again be using a new computer-based tagging system this year MyCM.  You can price and tag your items at home, then simply drop them off at Buck Hill for sale.  We will put your gear in the Sale and help you sell it!  We charge a $5 fee per item to be listed,  and if we sell it, you will receive the sale price, less 20% commission.  Click here for full details on how to get your items entered!

Drop off dates/times are: TBD

YES, all you have to do is log-in to the account you set-up for the previous sale. If you have items that were entered in the earlier sales portal, you can transfer them over.  Click here for full details on how to get your items entered!

You can track your sales via your MyCM account. Check your account after 2 pm on Sunday. If all of your items have sold we will mail a check to you at the address you used for your MyCM account. If you have items that did not sell you will need to return to Buck Hill between 3 pm and 5 pm on Sunday, September 25th to claim your items.

Our inventory varies from year to year and with a variety of dealers participating the brands are really too numerous to list but to mention a few: Columbia, Patagonia, Spyder, Descente, The North Face, Mountain Hardware, Oakley, Burton, Merrell, and Marker.  Dealer information on the Meet Our Dealers page.

First Tracks is an opportunity to be one of the first shoppers that tent sale with exclusive access on Friday, September 23rd from 12 Noon to 2:00 pm.

Entry is $20 per adult.  Children ages 16 and under are allowed access with a paid adult.

The 2022 Tent Sale hours are:

We will have early entry with First Tracks for only $20.  The tent will open up to the general public at 2 pm.

• Friday, September 23th, 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm
• Saturday, September 24th, 9:00 am to 7:00 pm
• Sunday, September 25th, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm

If you’re unable to claim your unsold items on Sunday, between 3 pm to 5 pm.  After that date remaining items will be donated.

Equipment drop off this year is intended to minimize person-to-person contact, hence we can not offer in-person pricing guidance.

HERE IS A GENERAL PRICING GUIDE.

Pricing Guide for 2021 Buck Hill Tent Sale ​

Thank you for your interest in selling your item with us this year! The proceeds of our sale benefit the non-profit Buck Hill Ski Racing Club. Our pricing structure is as follows: $5 per item to place into the sale and a 20% commission if the item sells. Unfortunately this year, we will not be able to offer on the spot pricing guidance during item check in. Our procedures have changed from previous years to minimize contact due to Covid 19. Please see “How To Sell An Item At The 2020 Buck Hill Tent Sale” Document at ​buckhilltentsale.com​.

Our goal is to sell your item at a price you’re comfortable with. Some people are selling to declutter and are less concerned with price, while others are upgrading equipment and want a fair price for their good used equipment. We want to help you find the price that works for you.

With that in mind, here are some general guidelines:

-Most shoppers at our swap are looking for a great deal. They may not necessarily be looking for equipment, but they are stopping by to see what's available. They may only buy if something really jumps out at them.

-We sell lots of junior skis. Ski and Snowboard equipment for children around age 12 and under is plentiful, both new and used. It’s not uncommon to see used boots for $25 and skis/boards for $50 or less for this age group.

-Adult equipment that is not high end is worth about half its new cost if it is in good shape and not more than 5 years old.

-Adult equipment that is more than 7 years old, or is in poor condition, will not sell unless priced very aggressively. Think under $50. We do ask that if your equipment is broken in any way that you not place it for sale. We are obligated to reject any unsafe equipment.

-True racing skis and poles are generally popular due to many club racers, high school racers and adult league racers. A race ski in good condition that is reasonably new can go for up to 75% of its original price. Of course, the best deals will sell fast, but as the sale progresses, the supply dwindles but the demand is still there.

-Used Clothing & Jackets have to be priced very aggressively. The only exception is for GS racing suits which can be sold for $100+ if in good shape and within 3 years old.

-Helmets may be placed for sale if they’re not damaged. A generic snowsports helmet should be priced under $20 if it is in good shape. A racing helmet that is in good shape can be priced around $50.

-We would be happy to help you price your specific items. Send an email to ​info@Buckhilltentsale.com.

The Buck Hill Tent Sale is the largest fundraiser for the Buck Hill Ski Racing Club.  The Club is a non-profit fundraising and support entity formed to advance and maintain the Buck Hill Racing Team as one of the premier junior alpine racing teams in the country.  Click Here for more information on the Buck Hill Ski Racing Team.

The Buck Hill Tent Sale is the largest fundraising event of the Buck Hill Ski Racing Club. The Club is a fundraising and support entity formed to advance and maintain the Buck Hill Ski Racing Team as the premier junior alpine racing team in the country. The organizational effort and funds generated by the Club are directed to support the Team Objectives set by Head Coach Erich Sailer.

Because the expenses associated with running a premier ski program exceed the fees paid by team members, the Club was formed to raise money to bring the Buck Hill ski program to its highest level. Funds raised by the Club are directed to:

1. Support our club members, at all levels, as they set and strive to achieve their individual goals. This includes:

• Recruiting, developing and retaining world-class coaches;
• Providing access to alternative training not available at Buck Hill (e.g. G.S., Mountain/Camps and physical training);
• Equipment, training tools and facility improvements that advance all racers with the best on hill experience possible.

2. Support the development of nationally and internationally competitive skiers who support the club values, coaching staff and benefit the entire club by providing competition, demonstration and lower points. This includes:

• Travel expenses for coaches who support Club athletes as they advance to FIS competitions and prestigious races that include Junior Olympics, National Championships and International Championships;
• Support for select racers who travel out of division to National and International Championship Events as ambassadors of the Buck Hill Ski Team.

3. Advancing the sport of alpine racing regionally, divisionally and nationally which will directly benefit the advancement of our athletes and our program.  This includes:

• Representation of the club on appropriate Region, Division and National boards and or committees;
• Promotion and/or recruitment of new athletes to the sport of ski racing;
• Education and training for parents of our athletes, on and off-hill.

Latest Accomplishments

Lindsey Vonn was a Buck Hill Team member for a number of years until she moved to Colorado as a J3. She has been on the National Team for 11 years and a two time Olympian. Lindsey won 2 silver medals at the 2007 World Championships, two gold medals in the 2009 World Championship nnd a silver medal in the 2011 World Championships.   She won the overall World Cup title in 2009 & 2010, and she was 2nd in 2011.  Lindsey has won more World Cup races than any other American woman!

Tasha McCrank, a former 8- year member of the Buck Hill Team, was a regular member of the US World Cup team for five years. She was on the US Ski Team for 7 years. Tasha represented the United States in Nagano, Japan in 1998, as well as Salt Lake City, USA in 2002, and was a member of the 1999 US World Championship Team. Tasha retired from ski racing following the 2002 Winter Olympics.

Sterling Grant is currently a sophomore member of the Denver University Ski Team and the reigning NCAA Slalom Champion.  She was a member of the U.S. Ski Team from 2006-2011.  Sterling won the 2006 and 2011 Nor-AM slalom titles and raced in many World Cup races!   Sterling was a member of the 2007 U.S. World Junior team.

Michael Ankeny was named to the U.S. Development Team in 2008.  He is a U.S. Junior National Slalom Champion and a member of the 2011 U.S. World Junior Team.  Michael continues to strive toward his ski racing goals as a member of the U.S. Ski Team while attending Dartmouth College.

Ryan Wilson was named to the U.S. Development Team in 2011. Ryan elected to accept a scholarship from the University of Utah where he skis as a key member of Utah's Ski Team.

Kristina Koznick regularly placed in the top ten overall World Cup Slalom standings and has five World Cup wins to her credit! She had her best year in 2001-2002, finishing 2nd overall in the World Cup Slalom rankings. She's also a four-time US National Championship Slalom champion! Kristina skied in the Olympics in 1998, 2002, and 2006, and was a member of the World Championship Team in 1997, 1999 and 2001. Kristina retired from ski racing following the 2006 Olympics as one of our country's most successful ski racers.

Matthew Strand is the latest Buck Hill Ski Team member to be named to the U.S. Development Team.  Matthew will remain a Buck Hill Ski Team member during the 2011/2012 season as he pursues his dream to be World Champion.

In the 2010/11 season, over twenty Buck Hill racers qualified for various Junior Olympics!  This was a dominant force in championship races at all levels.

Past Accomplishments

Over the years, dozens of college scholarships have been awarded to Buck Hill Ski racers to major colleges and universities in the United States. Hundreds of local and national races have been won by Buck Hill racers. At the Junior Olympics and previous Junior Nationals, a total of 68 gold medals, 47 silver medals, and 32 bronze medals have been won by our racers. Cory Carlson, Lori Greeley, Susan Holes, Mike Meleski, Biere Marceau, Joe Levins, Tim Hanson, Kristina Koznick, Martina Sailer, Tasha Nelson, Lindsey Vonn, Sterling Grant, and Michael Ankeny were or currently are on the US Ski Team. Over 100 FIS races were won by Buck Hill team members over the last 30 years.

The success of the team over the years is due in large part to the efforts of the Program Director, Erich Sailer. There is no one better in the country at developing junior ski racers. Buck Hill was recognized as the Ski Team of the Year by USSA in 2008. The system that Erich has installed over the years is also very important. Each coach with the team has participated and benefited from this system as a junior racer. The coaches know the system well, believe in the system and are dedicated to giving something back to the sport of ski racing. In recognition of Erich's dedication, he was inducted into the U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame in 2006. Congratulations, Erich!

Yes. Equipment must meet minimum acceptable standards set by Buck Hill Ski & Snowboard Tent Sale.   In short, very old skis will not sell and are not likely to have the bindings indemnified.  Manufacturers will not stand behind indemnified bindings and ski shops will probably refuse to work on them.  There is no longer an official indemnified list but you can find a partial listing at skibum.net for 2017-18. The 2016-17 list is also available here. Equipment found to be damaged or in bad repair may be removed from the sale. Clothing must be clean and in good condition.

Prices cannot be changed after they have entered the swap.

Yes- assuming the equipment meets the Tent Sale acceptable standards.  You may donate the skis by dropping them off at Buck Hill during one of item check in times on Sunday, September 19 from 4-8pm or on Thursday, September 23 from 4-8pm.

Yes. Buck Hill Ski Racing Club is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit. We are happy to provide a receipt for donated items.