Trails

This trail is a little more challenging than the Schultz trail but still a good beginner trail.

Elevation 8000 to 8030 ft above sea level

This is a stand-alone trail accessed from the lodge area. Dogs on leash are allowed in this area.

Elevation 8010 to 8060 ft above sea level

North Rim trail begins at the lower Weatherford intersection and ends at the upper Weatherford intersection. This is another tremendous trail to really stretch out those legs and work the kinks out.

Elevation 8030 to 8340 ft above sea level

The lower part of Reese trail is now 2-way travel from the Shultz trail intersection to the Skirt-to-the-Yurt trail intersection. The upper section is 1-way travel only up the hill toward Abineau trail from the Skirt-to-the-Yurt trail intersection.

Elevation 8020 to 8280 ft above sea level

The lower part of Wild Bill Hill is 2-way travel from the Skirt-to-the-Yurt trail intersection to the lower Abineau intersection. 1-way travel only down from the Abineau trail to the Skirt-to-the-Yurt trail intersection.

Elevation 8300 to 8000 ft above sea level

Little Wing is a shorter, gentler version of the Raspberry Trail.

Elevation 8010 to 8110 ft above sea level

This is an expert trail that is provides a strong uphill workout and an exciting downhill. Please note that the grooming on this trail is less than 14 feet. Grooming width averages 8 to 10 feet.

Elevation 8280 to 8610 ft above sea level

Accessed from the top of Bear Jaw, this trail tops out in a meadow and rewards you with phenomenal views of the San Francisco Peaks. A picnic table is here to help you enjoy the views and solitude.

Elevation 8610 to 8650 ft above sea level

This trail is extended from previous years. It now connects the Abineau, Wild Bill Hill, Reese, or Weatherford trails. Beginner portion (between Reese and Weatherford trails) is slightly more difficult that Schultz and Whitehorse trails. Sections between Reese / Wild Bill / Abineau trails are rated intermediate.

Elevation 8060 to 8120 ft above sea level

On Snowslide we wind through thick aspen groves and conifers for a rolling romp through the woods. The trail can now be accessed from either the Aspen Yurt/Restroom, Weatherford trail, or the North Rim trail.