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spend the nightMake your day trip into a stay trip. An easy alpine getaway offers unforgettable fun, adventure and relaxation for all ages. With refreshing pools and scenic sunsets, it’s time for a winter mountain escape. Book yours today! Visit snowbird.com/lodging for more information on our lodging deals.

mountain school Level 3, Snowbird Center & Creekside Snowbird’s famed Mountain School provides instruction to all ages and skill levels through a highly accredited staff of instructors. Creekside provides close access to Snowbird’s 500-foot covered conveyor lift which quickly delivers beginner and intermediate students to the Baby Thunder chairlift and terrain. Reservations required.

Level 3, Snowbird CenterSnowbird Mountain Guides will offer an assortment of guided activities. Reservations required, call 801.933.2096.

helicopter skiingPowderbird is Utah’s premier helicopter skiing and snowboarding operation. Whether you’re looking for an individual seat, a private group or a scenic flight, Powderbird can accommodate. Reservations required, call 801.742.2800 or visit powderbird.com.

snowcat skiingSnowcat skiing offers a guided backcountry experience in upper American Fork Canyon. Half-day, custom and private tours are available for groups up to 8 people. Advanced skiers and riders recommended. Reservations required.

guided backcountry skiingA guided backcountry tour is the perfect way to enjoy backcountry skiing with an experienced guide. Tailored to the client’s goals, this scenic, educational tour requires the ability to hike with touring skis, as well as advanced skiing ability. Reservations required.

guided all-mountain skiingSnowbird’s famed Mountain School provides private guides to all ages and skill levels. Custom experiences are available for groups up to 5 people. For expert skiers and riders, the Mountain Experience is a fast-paced tour with priority lift-line privileges for access to more powder, more chutes, more trees, more everything. Reservations required.

scenic helicopter tours Gain a new perspective on the beautiful mountain-scapes of the Wasatch. From shared trips to private flights up to 4 seats, scenic helicopter tours will offer stunning views of the Central Wasatch Range. Reservations required.

snowbird app apple and android storeThe official app of Snowbird. Connect with your friends on lifts and trails, track your performance stats, view real-time weather, resort information and more. Scan the QR Code to download.

the cliff spa & salon Level 9, The Cliff LodgeThe Cliff Spa features 21 treatment rooms and offers a wide array of services. Providing the perfect balance of activities and wellness, the Spa provides a full-service salon, daily yoga classes for all levels, dry saunas, and an exclusive rooftop pool and hot tub for guests 16 years and older. Reservations required.

parking As part of Operation Stay Safe, we are implementing an online parking reservation system to help us manage the number of people at Snowbird. Parking reservations are required for most guests unless you are staying at Snowbird. For more information and to make a reservation, visit snowbird.com/parking. 

pick-up box locationsOn arrival at the resort, proceed to one of our many Pick-Up Boxes, located at the Snowbird Center, Creekside and The Cliff Lodge. Scan the barcode on your confirmation email (via phone or printout) and receive your ticket from the machine.

wasatch adaptive sports Yurt, CreeksideA non-profit organization providing recreational, educational and social programs to children, adults and veterans with adaptive needs. Programs emphasize independence and active living by teaching the skills of recreation through private instruction.

child care Level 1, The Cliff LodgeSuperior Child Care is Snowbird’s state-licensed child care facility that welcomes children ages 6 weeks – 12 years. Reservations required.

free ski check Level 3, Snowbird Center Snowbird lodging guests can enjoy the convenience of a complimentary ski and snowboard check right on the Plaza Deck. Available to non-lodging guests for a small fee.

sustainability at snowbirdAt Snowbird, we intend to Play Forever through our commitment to protecting

the environment and enabling participation. Every day, every season, we’re making measurable improvements to our operations by reducing waste and carbon emissions, and improving air and water quality.

on the mountain – safety starts with you!For a safe skiing or riding experience, please review mountain and weather conditions before you hit the slopes.

• The various difficulty ratings on this map are relative to the Snowbird area and cannot be compared to other ski areas. Start with green runs first. During periods of low visibility or other inclement weather and snow conditions, the degree of difficulty of the ski runs may change. Check with Ski Patrol or any mountain employee for current conditions. It is critical that you know, understand and obey Your Responsibility Code as listed on the other side of this trail map.

• Obey all “SLOW SKIING” signs. All blue and green runs at Snowbird are slow skiing areas. Fast or reckless skiing and snowboarding are not permitted at Snowbird. Skiing or snowboarding irresponsibly will result in loss of skiing and snowboarding privileges without compensation.

• Obey all “CLOSED–AVALANCHE DANGER” and “CLOSED AREA” signs. It is unlawful for any person to enter any area designated as closed or unsafe; violators will be prosecuted. Enter avalanche control areas through open gates only. After passing through an open gate, HIKING ABOVE THE GLIDING TRAVERSE IS NOT PERMITTED.

• Areas beyond the ski area boundary are not patrolled or maintained, and Snowbird assumes no responsibility for the safety and welfare of skiers going beyond the boundary.

• RISK OF AVALANCHE WARNING: Avalanche hazard mitigation measures within the ski area boundaries help reduce the risk of avalanches but cannot eliminate the possibility of an avalanche occurring in avalanche prone areas and run-out zones open for skiing.

the inherent risk of skiingNo skier (any person present in a ski area for the purpose of engaging in the sport of skiing, nordic, freestyle, or other types of ski jumping, using skis, sled, tube, snowboard or any other device) shall make any claim against, or recover from any ski area operator for injury resulting from any of the inherent risks of skiing, which means those dangers or conditions which are an integral part of the sport of recreational, competitive, or professional skiing, including, but not limited to:

(a) Changing weather conditions, avalanches, and snow immersions;

(b) Snow or ice conditions, as they exist or may change including but not limited to, avalanches, hard pack, ice, powder, packed powder, wind pack, corn, crust, slush, cut-up snow, or machine-made snow;

(c) Surface or subsurface conditions such as bare spots, forest growth, rocks, stumps, streambeds, cliffs, trees, tree wells, and other natural objects;

(d) Variations or steepness in terrain, whether natural or as a result of slope design, snow making or grooming operations, and other terrain modifications such as terrain parks, and terrain features such as jumps, rails, fun boxes, and all other constructed and natural features such as half pipes, quarter pipes, or freestyle-bump terrain;

(e) Impact with lift towers, snowmobiles, snow vehicles, and/or other structures and their components, such as signs, posts, fences or enclosures, hydrants, or water pipes;

(f) Collisions with other skiers;

(g) Participation in, or practicing or training for, competitions or special events;

(h) Failure of a skier to ski within the skiers own ability. Sec. 78B-4-401 UTAH CODE ANN.

BE AWARE THAT SNOW-MAKING AND/OR SNOW-WORKING (where applicable) may be in progress. If you cannot accept the inherent risks of the sport, please do not ski at this area.

REMEMBER TO ALWAYS SKI SAFELY, WITHIN CONTROL.

food with a view From fine dining to grab & go, Snowbird has everything to meet your needs and appetites. Please visit our website snowbird.com for the most up-to-date offerings.

experiences & servicesmineral basin

The flying of drones is not permitted at Snowbird. snowbird.com/drones

Whether you’re renting it for the day or owning it for life, Snowbird has all of your retail options covered. All rental shops are conveniently located at The Cliff Lodge, Snowbird Center and in Gad Valley at Creekside. On your way out of the Snowbird Center after an amazing day on the mountain, don’t forget to visit the wide selection of shops with one-of-a-kind Snowbird merchandise. Reservations are required for equipment rentals. Please visit shop.snowbird.com to purchase in advance.

rental & retail

Demos Rentals Repair Retail

Cliff SportsLevel 1, The Cliff Lodge

Creekside SportsLevel 2, Creekside

PipelineLevel 1, Snowbird Center

WingsLevel 1, Snowbird Center

Summit ShopIn The Summit, Top of the Tram

Christy SportsLevel 3, Snowbird Center

dining reservations requiredScan QR Code or visit restaurants.snowbird.com or call 801.933.2181 for dinner reservations at the Steak Pit, The Aerie, SeventyOne, The Lodge Bistro and Wildflower.

creekside lodgeiron blosam lodge Creekside Café & Grill

GadzooksWildflower

Steak Pit

Rendezvous

Baked & Brewed Café

The Forklift

General Gritts

Tram Club

Birdfeeder

Tram Car Pizza

The Lodge Bistro the innlodge at snowbird

snowbird center

The Aerie

The Atrium

SeventyOne

the cliff lodge

Subie Shack

Tram Car Pizza Kiosk

Little Cottonwood Cart

As this is a dynamic situation, we will be frequently adjusting our safety policies and operations to protect our employees and guests. Scan the QR Code or visit snowbird.com/health-safety.

health & safetyAt Snowbird, our guiding principle is the health and safety of our employees, guests and local community. We are committed to maintaining our operations responsibly and have developed Operation Stay Safe in response to COVID-19. We developed our protocols based on recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Salt Lake County Health Department (SLCoHD) and the State of Utah.

we ask our guests to:Stay home if you are displaying signs of respiratory illness or have a fever.

Practice physical distancing.

Wear mask, except when eating, skiing, riding or inside your hotel room.

Note: Neck Gaiters are okay while skiing, but not in restaurants, bars or indoor public areas. Masks are available upon request.

Wash hands or use sanitizer frequently.

Pay with credit card or mobile payment rather than cash.

Don’t congregate or spectate in common areas.

Daily health screening for every employee.

Requiring all employees to wear a mask.

Disinfecting touch-point areas and handrails with BioProtect.

Providing hand sanitizing stations throughout the resort.

Installing protective plexiglass shields between the guests and employees where possible.

Foot passengers will not be accommodated this season to allow more room for skiers and riders.

Setting up maze configurations to maximize physical distancing in lift lines.

Limiting guest capacity through available parking inventory.

what we’re doing:

masks are required at snowbirdIndoors and outdoors within Snowbird Village and on the Tram. Masks are available upon request.

Information: 801.933.2222 snowbird.com

Snow Conditions: 801.933.2100

Lodging Reservations: 1.800.640.2002 lodging@snowbird.com

©2020 Snowbird Resort LLC

SLOW SKIING AREASAll runs marked and are SLOW SKIING AREAS. Fast orreckless skiing or snowboarding arenot permitted at Snowbird. Check withSki Patrol for current conditions.

NO UPHILL TRAVELFor your safety, Snowbird does not allow unauthorized uphill travel during winter operating seasons, including hiking, skinning or biking.

legendEasier Way DownFrom Hidden Peak

Easiest

Intermediate

Advanced

Expert

Resort Area Boundary

2-Person Lift

4-Person Detachable Lift

Ski Patrol — In an emergency,call 801.933.2222 or ext. 4218

Restaurant

Food Trailer

Restrooms

Shuttle Bus Stop

Electric Vehicle Charging Station

Mountain School Meeting Area

Conveyor Lifts

Terrain Park Area

Area Closed

Family & Mountain SchoolLearning Area

Ski Patrol — In an emergency,call 801.933.2222 or ext. 4218

Restaurant

Restrooms

Shuttle Bus Stop

Electric Vehicle Charging Station

Mountain School Meeting Area

Conveyor Lifts

Snowmobile Tours

Terrain Park Area

Area Closed

Family & Mountain SchoolLearning Area

Information in this trail map is subject to change without notice.

This year is unlike years past, and at Snowbird, we want to remind our guests that our guiding principle is the health and safety of our employees, guests and local community.

Your experience on the mountain may be different but what remains the same is the deep snow and legendary 2,500 acres of skiable terrain you have come to expect from Snowbird.

We are and will remain committed to maintaining our operations responsibly and have developed additional safety policies in response to COVID-19. Please see our employee and guest policies on the other side of this map, or check online for the most up-to-date information.

We’re so excited to welcome winter and continue doing what we love in the outdoors.

avalanche rescue education & training center Sharpen your skills at the Avalanche Rescue Training Center located just east of The Cliff Lodge. Sponsored by Snowbird and Wasatch Backcountry Rescue, enjoy free access to simulated post-avalanche scenarios with buried transceivers located by a probe strike. Formal training courses are available throughout the season.

for emergency care:Call 801.933.2222 for assistance or report it to any mountain employee. After 5 pm, call the above number and ask for ext. 5137. The Snowbird Medical Clinic is located on Level 1 of the Snowbird Center and is open daily during the ski season from 9:30 am to 5 pm. The Clinic can be reached at 801.742.3232.

peruvian gulch & gad valley

mountain reportFor up-to-date lift and trail information, go to:snowbird.com/mountain-report. Download the Snowbird app to get updated trail, lift and road conditions.

Terrain Vertical Travel Closing Serviced Rise Time Time

Aerial Tram 2,900 ft. 8 min. 3:45 pm

Peruvian 2,572 ft. 8 min. 4 pm

Wilbere Lift 668 ft. 4.5 min. 4:30 pm

Gadzoom 1,827 ft. 9 min. 4 pm

Gad 2 1,242 ft. 6 min. 4 pm

Mid-Gad Lift 1,315 ft. 9 min. 4:15 pm

Little Cloud 1,304 ft. 3.5 min. 3:45 pm

Thunder Tube 480 ft. 3 min. 3:30 pm

Baby Thunder 638 ft. 4 min. 3:45 pm

Chickadee Lift 149 ft. 3 min. 5 pm

Mineral Basin 1,429 ft. 4 min. 3:30 pm

Baldy 1,019 ft. 3.8 min. 3:30 pm

All lifts open at 9 am, Alta Interconnect and Peruvian Tunnel access closes at 3:30 pm, conditions permitting.

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trail map2020–21winter

Skiing can be enjoyed in many ways. At ski areas, you may be joined by people using alpine, snowboard, telemark, cross country or other specialized ski equipment, such as that used by disabled or other skiers. Regardless of how you decide to enjoy the slopes, always show courtesy to others and be aware that there are elements of risk in skiing that common sense and personal awareness can help reduce. Observe the code listed below and share with other skiers the responsibility for a great snowsports experience.

1. Always ski in control, and be able to stop or avoid other skiers or objects.

2. People ahead of you have the right of way. It is your responsibility to avoid them.

3. You must not stop where you obstruct a trail or are not visible from above.

4. Whenever starting downhill or merging into a trail, look uphill and yield to others.

5. Always use devices to help prevent runaway equipment.

6. Observe all posted signs and warnings. Keep off closed trails and out of closed areas.

7. Prior to using any lift, you must have the knowledge and ability to load, ride and unload safely. If you have any questions or need special assistance, notify the lift operator before entering the loading area.

your responsibility code

welcome

What’s New?Scan the QR code to learn about the 2020-21 Winter Experience.

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new

parkingreservation app for download

practices

Snowbirdnew

distancenew physical

2 food trailersnew