Check out the Alyeska Resort ski resort map below to get the full picture of the mountain before you go. The trail map shows all 76 runs spread across 607 hectares of terrain, accessed by one gondola, four chairlifts and a handful of surface lifts. With a vertical drop of over 1,100 metres from the 1,201-metre summit down to just 76 metres above sea level, you'll find everything from mellow groomers to serious powder stashes and a top-notch reputation for tree skiing.
Download the Alyeska Resort Trail Map (PDF & Image)
Best Runs in Alyeska Resort
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Tanaka (Green): A wide, mellow cruiser at the base area that's ideal for building confidence on your first day.
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Mighty Mite (Green): A gentle learner-friendly run accessed from the Sitzmark lift, perfect for practising turns in a low-pressure environment.
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Ego Flats (Green): A long, flat traverse that's great for absolute beginners to get comfortable sliding on skis without worrying about speed.
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North Face (Blue): A long, cruisy intermediate trail offering stunning views across Turnagain Arm as you carve down.
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Bear Paw (Blue): A tree-lined intermediate run with a consistent pitch, ideal for lapping when you want relaxed, flowy turns.
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Upper and Lower Silvertip (Blue): A scenic top-to-bottom cruiser that's wide enough for confidence-building but interesting enough to keep intermediates engaged.
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Waterfall (Single Black Diamond): A steep, narrow chute that drops through tight trees and demands precise turns in variable snow.
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Max's Mountain (Double Black Diamond): An extreme, ungroomed powder zone that's only accessible when conditions allow and requires strong technical skills.
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Headwall (Double Black Diamond): A brutally steep pitch straight down the upper mountain that'll test your nerve and mogul-handling ability.
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North Boundary (Double Black Diamond): An expert-only zone offering raw, open-slope skiing with serious exposure and challenging snow conditions.