A Lifeguard watches swimming areas and provides for the safety of swimmers at pools, lakes and beaches. Maintains careful watch of people in the water, enforces safety rules at swimming places; rescues swimmers and treats accidents as needed.
Trade the ordinary for mountain views, cool water, and a summer you'll never forget. Imagine starting your workday surrounded by the Colorado Rockies, spending your time keeping guests safe on the water, and ending the day with new friends and endless opportunities to explore. At Snow Mountain Ranch, our Lifeguards do more than watch a pool. You'll protect and serve thousands of guests while gaining experience at our pool, reservoir, waterfront, and canoeing areas.
YOUR WORKDAY MIGHT INCLUDE
Lifeguarding at our pool, reservoir, and waterfront Responding to emergencies and performing water rescues Teaching swimming lessons and leading water activities Helping guests safely enjoy canoeing and other waterfront recreation Maintaining a clean, safe, and welcoming aquatic environment Working alongside a team that values safety, service, and community
WHY WORK HERE?
Because this isn't just another seasonal job. It's an opportunity to live in the mountains, meet people from all over the country, build lifelong friendships, and experience Colorado from a place most people only visit on vacation. Snow Mountain Ranch is a 50,000+ guest retreat center and residential camp located in the Colorado Rockies, just outside Rocky Mountain National Park. When you're off the clock, the adventure is waiting. Hike. Explore. Paddle. Camp. Make memories. And while you're here, you'll be part of a mission-driven organization committed to creating experiences that build healthy spirit, mind, and body.
COME MAKE A DIFFERENCE
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AND MAKE MEMORIES.
If you're a certified lifeguard who loves the water, enjoys working with people, and wants your next season to be more than just a paycheck, your mountain adventure starts here. Lifeguard at Snow Mountain Ranch. Protect the water. Serve others. Live the Rockies.
