***Attention Rokka Lodge users***
The Squaw Valley Free Ride Team will have 18 users at the lodge March 1st-5th.

There will be a limited number of space available during that time. All open sots are on a first come first serve basis. *No Exceptions!*

Lodge Rates

Weekend Rates	Priority User	Rokka Member	**Midweek Rates	Priority User	Rokka Member
Adult	$40	$60	Adult	$25	$40
Child	$15	$30	Child	$10	$25
5 and under	Free	Free	5 and under	Free	Free
Family Rate	$75	$130	Family Rate	$50	$80

**Note** The Family rate is only good up to 5 family members.
If you can't read this please go to the rokkaski.com web site to view the updated reservation form. The ROKKA web link is to the right of this post.

Wish List and Supplies

Post here if you brought supplies, or notice we need some.

You can also add to a Wish List here too!!

Pictures Anyone??

So I thought It would be nice to add some photos of people at the lodge. I added them to the bottom of the page so we could just add more and more.....

If you have any photo's you would like to share, you can send them to:
             candace.yaplee@gmail.com
You may want to add a caption if you would like, or leave it up to me.

What is the ROKKA Lodge?

The ROKKA lodge is a quaint little lodge at the Crystal Mountain Ski Resort in the state of Washington. It was built in the early 60's with funds all donated by it's members. It was the "First" lodge built at Crystal Mountain as part of the Crystal Clubs. It was intended for the use of the ROKKA members and thier guests when they planned to stay over night at Crystal Mtn.

It sleeps 23 people in a "Dormatory" style setting. There are four rooms and four bathrooms. two of the bathrooms have a shower. The kitchen is spacious and supplied with dishes, eating utensils, and cooking ware.

What a great place to stay to enjoy the "Mountain Experience".

The First Blog

So nobody ever thought to set up a Blog for the ROKKA lodge a Crystal Mtn. here in Washington State. Well considering the History of the ROKKA Club and all it's members, I can understand why. ROKKA is celebrating over 50 years here in the Northwest and a lot of the original members never used computers and the next generation is still getting used to them and now the latest members use computers as a way of life. So it only made sense to start a Blog. So let's give it a try!