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Sunrise Park Resort Ski Resort, Arizona

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Beginner 46%
Intermediate 28%
Advanced 22%
Expert 5%
Overall Rating
4
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65
Total Runs
9200 feet
Bottom Elevation
11100 feet
Top Elevation
1200 acres
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Updated November 2026
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Sunrise Park Resort in Arizona is a hidden treasure in the White Mountains. The resort offers a diverse range of skiing and snowboarding terrain across three mountains. Sunrise is known for its scenic beauty and wide-open spaces, providing a serene skiing experience. The resort caters to all levels of skiers and snowboarders, with a variety of runs and a terrain park. It's particularly popular among families for its friendly environment and excellent ski school. Apart from skiing, Sunrise Park Resort offers activities like snow tubing and cross-country skiing. The resort's lodge provides a cozy place to relax, and its location offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

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  2. Resort Stats
  3. Travel Information
  4. FAQs

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Andrew
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Nov, 20 2024
This is the resort where Ive boarded the most and compare everything to it. I can safely say that its a solid 4/5 start resort. Its not giant so it can feel a bit crowded on weekends, but if you can go on a weekday, the park is yours.

Definitely would recommend to any beginner to intermediate snow boarders or skiers.

At the lodge, get some fine Navajo food!
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Sunrise Park Resort Resort Stats

Ski Terrain
30Beginner Runs
18Intermediate Runs
14Advanced Runs
3Expert Runs
65Total Runs
1.2 milesLongest Run
1200 acresSkiable Terrain
80 hectaresSnow making
Elevation
11100 feetTop
9200 feetBottom
1900 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
4Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$689Season pass
$791 day
Weather
131 inchesAverage annual snowfall

Sunrise Park Resort Travel Information

Airports
70min drive60KMsShow Low Regional Airport (SOW)
260min drive220KMsAlbuquerque International Sunport (ABQ)
Train Stations
70min drive68KMsShow Low Station (Show Low, AZ)

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Sunrise Park Resort FAQs: Skiers' Most Asked Questions

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