The Canyons (Skiing)

The Canyons Resort downhill skiing

The Canyons Resort caters to folks who really love to ski and can appreciate how well our diverse terrain holds and protects an average annual 355 inch bounty of snow. Whether you visit as a family, a group or a single, you'll find endless terrain for every style and ability. Take your pick: Long and gentle. Big and bowled. Steep and steeper. Aspen and pine.

If there has been recent snow, head into The Pines located off the north side of Saddleback Express or hit anything on the north side of Ninety-Nine 90. If you head over to the DreamScape and DreamCatcher areas first thing in the morning you will find the quietest section of the resort and a massive amount of tree skiing plus wide open runs, you will likely be the first one on a groomed run or if it has snowed, guaranteed fresh tracks. Feeling adventurous? Head into the Condor woods and chose your line among the pine trees, the run ends in Canis Lupus, a quarter mile long natural halfpipe that we hold a timed race on every spring during Spring Grüv. When you’ve finally burned your legs out, head down to Smokie’s Bar and Grill for an après beer and a plate of their infamous nachos that are ridiculously enormous.

Destined to become the largest resort in North America, The Canyons hopes to eventually include over 6,700 acres of amazing terrain. With a vertical rise of 3,190, the alpine experience is infinite with multiple runs ranging from trail and backcountry to open and tree. The 17 high-tech lifts as well as the diversity of green to black diamond runs allow skiers to enjoy this Rocky Mountain adventure.

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