Trails & Grooming
Current Conditions
Thursday, January 29th | Updated 6 am
Lifts spin from 10 am to 10 pm Thursday, Friday, and Saturday ✨
Partly cloudy conditions are in the forecast today, with a high near 35º, and a low of 32º 🌤️
Expect light, variable winds throughout the day 🌬️
We recommend wearing warm layers while riding, including base layers and an insulated outer layer 🧥 Bring low-light goggle lenses (yellow/rose/orange) 🍊 and a spare bright-light goggle lens, if the sun breaks through the cloud cover ☀️
If you’re joining us under the lights tonight, be sure to bring some extra warm base layers and low-light or clear goggle lenses 🥽 A neck buff or scarf is a good item to bring to protect your face and neck 🥰
The Frontier Point Trail System is open daily from 9 am to 4 pm 🌲
Marked and unmarked hazards exist – please stay on open trails and obey trail closure signs ‼️
Uphill traffic is prohibited.
Updated Season Pass Restrictions, valid until seven-night a week Night Operations begin:
Value Season Pass holders have open to close mountain access Monday through Friday, and 2 pm to close access on Saturdays and Sundays.
Twilight Season Pass holders have daily mountain access from 2 pm to close, and Night Season Pass holders have daily access from 3 pm to close.
Regular season pass restrictions return when seven-night a week Night Operations begin.
ALL 2025/26 Season Pass Holders NEED a new Season Pass Access Card this season. Please pick them up at the Downtown Sales Office, open from 9 am to 6 pm. 🎫
Today's Trails
0/92 Open
Today's Lifts
0/10 Open
Alpine Trail Map
90 named trails, 10 lifts, 4 high-speed quads, 1,800 vertical feet, 2,600 acres of terrain, and 360-degrees of fun.
Grooming Key:
Morning Grooming Shift:
- Deer Point Express Trails
- Morning Star Express Trails
- Coach Chairlift Trails
Night Grooming Shift:
- Superior Express Trails
- Pine Creek Express Trails
If it snows more than 2″ after the night grooming shift, these trails will appear ungroomed. Please check the “grooming” status combined with the “snow” status of a trail to understand the state of a given trail.
Where to Find Corduroy:
- A trail that has both a “morning/evening groomed” status and a snow status of “machine groomed” has a corduroy surface.
- A trail that has an “evening groomed” status and a snow status of “powder” has at least 2″ of fresh snow atop a corduroy surface.