Anthony Lakes Learning Center
Compiled from public sources · October 2026
Anthony Lakes Learning Center is the ski and snowboard school at Anthony Lakes Mountain Resort, 35 miles northwest of Baker City, Oregon, run by the Anthony Lakes Outdoor Recreation Association, a nonprofit whose mission is affordable outdoor recreation with a focus on youth. Through Ski for the Health of It, schools bring students in grades 4 to 12 to the mountain on Fridays for eight weeks of reduced-cost ski or snowboard instruction. The association also offers a free ski program for 5th and 6th graders on eight Sundays. A five-day spring break camp for skiers and snowboarders ages 7 to 18 includes lift tickets, rentals and lessons.
The practical details
- Hours
- 9:00am–4:00pm
- Ages
- Ages 7–18 · Grades 4–12
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Operator
- Anthony Lakes Mountain Resort (Anthony Lakes Outdoor Recreation Association) · Nonprofit
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★★★★★Terrance NessIt is a beautiful lake with some beautiful fish in it. I'm going to hit the smaller trails to the littler lakes when I go back.
★★★★★Tonya Langford MoyleWe were treated incredibly well by everyone at Anthony Lakes. We usually visit once a year and love it there. Honestly, it's the people who work there that make it so special. We had THE BEST experience in the rental and repair shop. We had a bunch of kids and adults in our group renting and they were all taken care of with kindness and humor (getting a bunch of kids into ski boots is no joke). I later went in to have my skis tuned up and I was blown away by the meticulousness of the tune up. My bases look brand new -- they were really beat up. We love the ski patrol too! My daughter fell and injured her arm. They were so kind and gentle with her. She was in good spirits even though she was in pain and I credit that to the ski patrol. Everyone we interacted with -- the ticket sellers, ski instructors, rental shop folks, bar tenders, lifties, etc. -- was amazing. This place deserves a million stars.
★★★★★Robert FeilerSmall family oriented ski area with friendly staff. This place reminds me of the great skiing I did in Utah in the mid 80s. So appreciative that places like this still exist. Spent 4 nights at the camping spots right by the lift. There is also excellent acces to backcountry skiing when conditions allow.
★★★Linda RicheyThe runs were SO fun and we had a great time by the end of the day! We did have to get rentals because we were visiting from another state & the people working the rental shop were very unpleasant & rude. So sad that they were not nice because the snowboarding was GREAT! We had our friend from Germany visiting with us, and she was so surprised at how rude everyone in the rental shop was. It was sad that this had to be her experience):
★★★★★Andrew CWas driving between SLC and PDX and had my gear in the car so decided to do the quick detour off i-84. Easy drive up, caught a storm day- so snow was good and filling in every other lap. It was short, but the terrain was awesome with some great featurers. The parking lot was full, but NEVER waited in a lift line. The bar has an very cool vibe and friendly staff. For what it is, I was VERY glad I stopped at A-lakes and would go back. I hit the hotsprings in Lagrande after, to complete the day. Thats another review.