Ski Chalet Moving to Seven Corners - Falls Church News-Press Online

2026-10-22 12:03 PM

Ski Chalet Moving to Seven Corners

Ski Chalet is moving its Arlington retail store from Columbia Pike to Seven Corners over the next few weeks. Founded in 1969, Ski Chalet is a local family business that is owned and operated by skiers and snowboarders. It has been recognized consistently for long-term commitment to outdoor sports. For seven years in a row, Ski Chalet was awarded Gold Medal Ski Shop by Ski Magazine and has been honored as ‘Retailer of the Year’ three times by Snow Sports Industries of America.

In addition to the Arlington location, Ski Chalet operates additional stores in Chantilly and Gaithersburg. The Columbia Pike store was closed over the summer. The new Seven Corners shop will open in the fall. For more information visit www.skichalet.com.

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