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To reach the Gelandesprung Ski Club in Green Bay, Wisconsin, you have two practical options: email the club directly at [email protected] or [email protected], or attend one of the club's meetings as a welcome guest. The club's website states that visitors are always welcome at meetings and that refreshments are provided. The site does not list meeting dates, times, or a venue, so email is the reliable first step if you want to confirm when and where to show up.
Email the Right Contact
The club publishes two addresses, each suited to a different question:
| Contact | Address | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| President | [email protected] | General questions about the club, its activities, and visiting a meeting |
| Membership | [email protected] | Joining, membership eligibility, and member-related questions |
Both addresses appear on the club's home page. The site does not describe response times, so plan ahead if you are trying to attend a specific event.
Attend a Meeting as a Guest
The club explicitly invites prospective visitors: "stop out for one of our meetings; you are always welcome and the refreshments are always cold." That makes a meeting the lowest-commitment way to meet members and see whether the club fits you before joining.
Because the website does not publish a meeting schedule, use email to ask for the next meeting date, time, and location before you go. Mention that you found the club online and are interested in visiting — that matches how the club presents itself to newcomers.
What to Know Before You Go
A few details from the club's own description will help you decide whether a visit is worth your time:
- Who it's for: Membership is open to adults 21 and over. The club describes its members as singles and married couples ranging from age 21 to over 60, with varied backgrounds and interests.
- Skill range: Skiing ability spans complete beginners to experts. The club notes that stronger skiers often help those still learning, so beginners should not feel out of place.
- What the club does: Founded in 1969, it is a non-profit group of skiing enthusiasts focused on downhill skiing plus year-round activities. Its site also references trips, events, and news, though details are not included in the page text reviewed here.
- Cost: The site does not publish membership fees or trip pricing, so ask about costs in your email rather than assuming anything is free.
A Simple Sequence to Follow
- Email [email protected] or [email protected] with your question — for example, "When is your next meeting, and may I attend as a guest?"
- Wait for a reply with the meeting details, since the website does not post them.
- Attend the meeting, meet members, and ask about membership and upcoming trips in person.
- If you decide to join, follow up with the membership address for next steps.
If email goes unanswered, the site offers no alternative phone number or contact form, so a second message to the other address is the remaining option listed.