With over 2,000 acres and 125 total trails, you definitely want a trail map. The terrain is varied, including 23% for beginners, 36% for intermediates and 41% for advanced/intermediate. On a nice, sunny Telluride day, don’t miss the vistas from See Forever run where you can see all the way to the La Sal Mountains in Utah.
BIKING


SKIING

Skiers and boarders hitting the slopes of Telluride this winter can choose one of three terrain parks according to their ability:

Ute Park - Beginner

Location: Lift 11 - skiers right – look for the red flutter flags
Description:  This park was designed for the beginners and families.
Feature list: Mini snow-cross, basic small jumps, ride-on boxes.

This park is for our guests that have never been in a Terrain Park before or are not comfortable with freestyle terrain.

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Misty Maiden Park - Intermediate to High Intermediate

Location: Lift 4 (Village Express) – skiers left lower Misty Maiden– look for green entry gate
Description:  This park was designed for the intermediate to high intermediate park riders.
Feature list: Medium jumps, rails, and/or boxes.

This park is for guests that have progressed past the ability level of the Polar Queen park but does not feel comfortable in the advanced park.

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Hoot Brown Park - Advanced

Location: Lift 4 or Gondola– Gate on skiers left Butterfly– look for pillar entrance w/ orange Smart Style signs
Description:  This park was designed for Advanced park riders
Feature list: Large jumps, rails, and/or boxes

This park is for advanced park riders only.  This park should only be recommended if the guest specifically asks for the big or advanced park.