Explore the resort with our fully interactive trail maps!
Switch seamlessly between 3D and 2D views, and apply filters to sort runs by ability levels, lift and trails status, grooming, and much more.
TRAIL MAP OPTIONS
3D Trail Map
Experience the resort like never before with our new, fully interactive 3D trail map. Utilize the filters to select runs based on ability levels and to check which are open, groomed, and more!
2D Front Side + Larch + West Bowl
Choose from beautiful long groomers, gullies, glades, amazing steeps and more. For beginners we have a large Learning Area with three carpet lifts located right outside the main lodge. Click here to view a Front Side Trail Map image, or hit the button below for an interactive experience.
2D Back Bowls
Our famous back bowls contain some of the most exciting terrain in the Canadian Rockies, and they often receive additional wind-loaded snow! Click here to view a Back Side Trail Map image, or hit the button below for an interactive experience.
Trail Maps Conditions of Use: Although every effort is made to provide accurate information regarding the locations and status of lifts, trails, and other resort facilities, some inaccuracies may occur. Guests should always refer to on-mountain signage for navigation and difficulty ratings, regardless of the information provided online. Guests must also adhere to all posted closures and warning signs found around the resort. Click here to learn more about safety and risk awareness.
Terrain Parks
Easy Street Park, Boulevard Park, Grizzly Cubs Park, Elbow Progression Park, and Triple Bridge Park are all groomed and open today.
open
Park Status
5
Parks
54
Features
13
Jumps
9
Boxes
23
Rails
9
Other
Sunny Tube Park
Tube park is open daily from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Tickets available in advance online.
open
Park Status
2
Lanes
Dining Options
Fuel up across the resort with plenty of food and drink options to relax and refuel between laps.
10
Locations Open
Mountain Guide
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
First Time / Beginners of All Ages
The best place to learn to ski or snowboard is our beginner learning area. This fully inclusive beginner centre is conveniently located at the base area of the resort next to the Daycare and features 3 beginner carpet lifts. We highly recommend first-timers take a ski or snowboard lesson to ensure their first experience on snow is the best it can be!
Please note: Beginner and lower intermediate skiers/riders, should avoid runs serviced by the Top of the World Six Pack Express Chair when visibility is poor.
Beginners and Low Intermediates
Follow the green signs marking the "Easiest Way" ski runs, which can be found at the top of nearly every lift (besides Summit Platter) at the resort. All lifts besides Summit Platter have a green, easy way down from the top.
Please note: Beginner and lower intermediate skiers/riders, should avoid runs serviced by the Top of the World Six Pack Express Chair when visibility is poor.
Low Intermediates
For the next step, take the Glacier Express Quad and Run #9. Run #9, Wiwaxy, is a beginner's only run. The best beginner and low intermediate runs on the front side are runs #9, #55 and #56. The Glacier Express Quad services Run #9, and Runs #55 and #56 are serviced by the Grizzly Express Gondola.
The best backside green runs are runs #65, #109, #143 and #150. The Grizzly Express Gondola services Run #65, and Run #109 is serviced by the Top of the World 6-Pack Express. Runs #143 and #150 are found on the Larch Face. To get to the Larch Area, ride Grizzly Express Gondola and follow Run #65, past Paradise Triple Chair and Temple Lodge, to the Larch Express Quad where Runs #143 and #150 are recommended. Return to the Front Side and ski resort Base via Ptarmigan Quad Chair Run #55, or Run #56 to Run #9
Please note: Beginner and lower intermediate skiers/riders, should avoid runs serviced by the Top of the World Six Pack Express Chair when visibility is poor.
Intermediate and Advanced Skiers & Riders
Run #59 should not be missed, nor should the combination of Runs #39 and #8. Run #148, Larch, can be delightful. Run #132 reached by Summit Platter, is a tremendous high alpine experience that is definitely worth a go whenever visibility is good.
For those skiers and riders who are seeking the thrills of black diamond runs, focus your attention to the backside of the resort, where areas off Summit Platter offer a wide variety of super challenging steeps and chutes. These are great areas to head to on days with good visibility. On snowy or cloudy/flat light days, high end skiers and riders will want to check out places such as the Ptarmigan Chutes (Runs #62 - #64), or places like Run #147 (Lynx run at the Larch Area) or the Men's World Cup Downhill Run #1, found on the front side of the mountain.
