We’re spotlighting favorite ski runs and areas at our incredible Colorado resorts! Whether you’re chasing powder stashes, carving down groomers, or exploring hidden gems, these runs are perfect for skiers and riders of all levels.
Vail: Game Creek Bowl
A favorite for locals and visitors alike, Game Creek Bowl offers a mix of wide-open groomers and tree-filled glades, perfect for intermediate and advanced skiers. The views are unparalleled, and the terrain is always worth the journey.

Beaver Creek: Sawbuck
Sawbuck, accessed via Bachelor Gulch Express (Chair 16), is a mellow, scenic run with gentle rollers and consistent pitch. It’s perfect for enjoying a smooth ride while connecting to different areas of the mountain, like Bachelor Gulch or Strawberry Park. Groomed nightly for a fresh, smooth experience.

Keystone: The Windows
Hidden away for advanced riders and tree skiing enthusiasts, The Windows is a true gem. This area offers exciting powder stashes and tight tree runs for those seeking adventure off the beaten path.

Breckenridge: Claimjumper
Start your morning on this perfectly groomed blue run for smooth carving turns. Claimjumper is ideal for those who love cruising with crisp corduroy underfoot and soaking up Breckenridge’s gorgeous mountain vistas.

Eldora Mountain Resort: Gully Glades Run or La Belle Dame
Eldora’s charm lies in its accessibility and variety. Gully Glades offers thrilling tree skiing for powder seekers, while La Belle Dame is a classic groomed run perfect for soaking in the mountain’s natural beauty.

Winter Park Resort: Mary Jane or Eagle Wind
Winter Park’s Mary Jane territory is legendary for its long, challenging mogul runs, attracting skiers looking for a true test of their skills. For those who love untouched powder, Eagle Wind offers a backcountry feel within the resort boundaries.

Steamboat: Shadows/Closets
The best tree run on the mountain, especially on a powder day. Shadows and Closets are hidden gems offering some of the most thrilling tree skiing at Steamboat, with powder stashes and plenty of playful terrain.

Snowmass Mountain: Long Shot
At 5.3 miles, Long Shot is Colorado’s longest continuous ski run. This iconic trail provides a one-of-a-kind ride with stunning views and sustained downhill turns. Ideal for intermediate and advanced skiers, it’s a must-try for those who love a good challenge.

Aspen Highlands: Highlands Bowl
Highlands Bowl is the ultimate reward for skiers willing to take on the 0.75-mile hike to its summit. Spanning 270 acres, this area boasts steep, adrenaline-filled terrain with unmatched views of the Elk Mountains, making it a bucket-list experience for advanced riders.

Ready to Explore?
Whether you’re seeking powder-filled tree runs, wide-open groomers, or the thrill of steep terrain, Colorado’s resorts offer something for everyone. Add these iconic runs to your itinerary this season and experience the best skiing and snowboarding our mountains have to offer.
Skiing or snowboarding not your thing? Check out this blog to see what other winter activites Eagle County offers!
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