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Kicking Horse Trail Map

Top Rated for
4.83 (122 Ratings)
Off-Piste
4.74 (126 Ratings)
Powder Zones
4.52 (64 Ratings)
Experts
4.50 (50 Ratings)
Advanced
4.49 (128 Ratings)
Overall Rating
4.48 (126 Ratings)
Quiet Slopes
Overall Rating
4.49
From 128 Reviews
129
Total Runs
3904
Bottom Elevation
8219
Top Elevation
3486
Skiable Terrain

Grab the Kicking Horse ski resort map below to get a proper look at the mountain's layout before you head up. The trail map covers 129 runs spread across a generous vertical drop from 2,505m down to 1,190m, accessed by one gondola, three chairlifts, and a drag lift. Our community rates Kicking Horse 4.49 overall, with standout scores for off-piste skiing and powder zones—perfect if you're chasing fresh lines.

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piste map for Kicking Horse

Best Runs in Kicking Horse

  • It's A Ten (Green): A wide, forgiving cruiser at the base of the Stoke Chair that's ideal for building confidence with gentle turns.

  • Blue Heaven (Blue): A mellow top-to-bottom cruiser from the Stoke Chair offering smooth, rolling terrain and stunning Purcell Mountain views.

  • Sundance (Blue): A consistently pitched intermediate run that's perfect for practising rhythm and enjoying long, flowing turns through open terrain.

  • Crystal Bowl (Blue): A scenic intermediate trail winding through the trees with enough width to carve comfortably while taking in the surrounding wilderness.

  • Wiley's Run (Blue): A well-groomed intermediate descent that offers a great warm-up lap with consistent fall-line skiing.

  • Redemption (Black Diamond): A steep, sustained black run that rewards confident skiers with excellent carving opportunities on groomed days.

  • CPR (Double Black Diamond): One of the resort's steepest in-bounds runs, featuring a genuinely heart-pumping pitch that demands precise edge control.

  • Super Bowl (Double Black Diamond): A wide-open, expert-level bowl with ungroomed terrain and plenty of space to choose your line through natural features.

  • Ozone (Double Black Diamond): A seriously steep mogul field that tests technical ability and stamina with relentless bumps from top to bottom.

  • Stairway to Heaven (Double Black Diamond): An exposed chute-style run with tight, technical sections and mandatory air if you commit to the entrance.

  • Feuz Bowl (Double Black Diamond): A challenging alpine bowl accessed from the Golden Eagle Express, offering powder stashes and variable terrain for expert skiers.