Women who ride
Find women to ski and snowboard with.
Maybe your usual crew rides faster than you want to, maybe you’d just like more women on the chairlift, or maybe you’re new in town. Broski helps you find women to ski and snowboard with at your resort, through women-only meetups or one-to-one riding partners, matched by days and ability.
Women’s ski groups, your way
Women-only events
Hosts can mark a meetup women-only, and there’s a Women Only filter in Events.
Riders on your days
See who’s riding your resort on the days you’re free, at your level.
You decide who messages you
Nobody can message you until you accept their request.
Control your location
Share live, pick a fixed spot or stay hidden. The map is always approximate.
Why women look for women’s ski groups
Women’s ski and snowboard groups are popular for lots of reasons. Some riders want a relaxed pace without feeling like they’re holding anyone up. Some want to push their riding with people who get it. Some want to feel more at ease meeting strangers for the first time. And some just like the company. Clubs and clinics are great, but they don’t always run on your days or at your mountain.
Women-only meetups on Broski
Any woman on Broski can host an event and switch on Women only. Women-only events are listed for riders whose profile says they’re a woman, and the Events tab has a Women Only filter so you can see just those. Like every Broski event, you can see who’s going and who’s interested, which skill levels the host has in mind, and join the event chat to sort out where to meet.
A few things worth knowing: women-only is a label the host sets, and Broski can’t verify anyone’s identity or gender. It shapes who sees the event, but it isn’t a guarantee, so meet in public places and trust your instincts. Hosting is free (one event a week, or unlimited with Broski Pro).
Finding a riding partner one to one
Prefer to ride with one or two people? Mark your free days, then look at who’s riding your resort on the Find tab. Profiles show whether someone skis or snowboards, their level, and what you have in common. Broski Pro adds advanced filters, including gender, age, language and interests. When you find someone, send a request. Nobody can message you until you accept.
Staying comfortable, on and off the app
- Chat in the app before sharing your number or socials.
- Meet at a base area, lodge or lift line, and get yourself there and home.
- Choose who sees you on the map: live, a fixed spot, or Stay Hidden. Other riders only ever see an approximate position.
- Block or report anyone from their profile. See our Community Guidelines.
Our Safety Tips and the guide to meeting ski buddies safely go into more detail.
Questions and answers
Who can see a women-only event?
Women-only events are listed for riders whose Broski profile says they’re a woman, as well as the host. Women can switch on Women only when they create an event.
Does Broski check that everyone at a women-only event is a woman?
No. Broski can’t verify identity or gender, so women-only is a label the host sets and the app uses to decide who sees the event. Meet in public places and use the same judgement you would anywhere else.
Can I find individual women to ride with, not just events?
Yes. Browse who’s riding your resort on your days on the Find tab. With Broski Pro you can also filter riders by gender, age, language, interests and more.
What if someone makes me uncomfortable?
Block or report them from their profile, or report an event. You can also email support@broski.app. If you’re in danger, contact local emergency services or ski patrol first.
More on riding with new people
- Ski and Snowboard Groups and Meetups Near YouFind ski and snowboard meetups near you: lift laps, après and opening days at your resort. See who's going, pick a skill level and join the chat.
- Meeting Ski Buddies Safely: Your First Day RidingRiding with someone you met online for the first time? How to plan the day, read each other's riding, handle awkward moments and leave if it's not right.
- Safety TipsHow to meet new riders safely and look after each other on the mountain.
- Ski and Snowboard Ability Levels ExplainedBeginner, intermediate, advanced or expert? What each ski and snowboard ability level means, how to pick yours honestly and why it matters for a partner.
- Doing a Ski Season? Meet People in Your Ski TownWorking a ski season or new in a ski town? Find seasonaires and locals to ride with, join resort chats and meetups, and fill your days off. Free on Broski.
- Community GuidelinesWhat’s welcome on Broski, and what isn’t.
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