Trail Name	Difficulty	Symbol	Status
Blackfoot	Easiest		CLOSED
Centennial	Easiest		CLOSED
Lower Drifter	Easiest		CLOSED
Pioneer	Easiest		CLOSED
Roundup	Easiest		CLOSED
Upper Drifter	Easiest		CLOSED
War Path	Easiest		CLOSED
The Colt	Easiest		CLOSED
Autobahn	Easiest		CLOSED
Little Buckaroo	Easiest		CLOSED
Arapahoe	More Difficult		CLOSED
Calamity Jane	More Difficult		CLOSED
Cheyenne	More Difficult		CLOSED
Great Escape	More Difficult		CLOSED
Gunslinger	More Difficult		CLOSED
Middle Drifter	More Difficult		CLOSED
Ogallala	More Difficult		CLOSED
Rawhide	More Difficult		CLOSED
Seminole	More Difficult		CLOSED
Shoshoni	More Difficult		CLOSED
Sundance	More Difficult		CLOSED
Virginian	More Difficult		CLOSED
Opal	More Difficult		CLOSED
Odin	More Difficult		CLOSED
Crow’s Nest	More Difficult		CLOSED
Crazy Horse	Most Difficult		CLOSED
Dakota	Most Difficult		CLOSED
Geronimo	Most Difficult		CLOSED
Laramie	Most Difficult		CLOSED
Overland	Most Difficult		CLOSED
Rattler	Most Difficult		CLOSED
Rustler	Most Difficult		CLOSED
Chute	Most Difficult		CLOSED

Notes about Run Status

• Open = Run is open
• Closed = Run is currently closed

Beginner:

Whether this is your first time or you aren’t comfortable on the slopes, yet, you will still be able to enjoy shorter runs and cruise runs from the top of the mountain. Beginner runs are green trail signs with a circle next to the run name.

Advanced:

Once you feel comfortable on the beginner green runs and want more of a challenge you can move to our more advanced blue runs. We recommend starting with our wider blue runs like Virginian or Rawhide. More advanced runs are marked with a blue sign with a square next to the run name.

Expert:

Looking for a challenge with a black run? Go, Rattler. This mogul field is sure to get your heart pumping! No matter your skill level, you’re bound to find a good time in our backyard. Our Expert runs are black signs with a diamond next to the run name.

Notes about lift status:

• Open = Lift is open for the season
• Closed = Lift is currently closed