Monarch Mountain Piste Map Download
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The Skiers' Guide to Monarch Mountain

Top Rated for
4.72 (18 Ratings)
Family Friendliness
4.60 (20 Ratings)
Value for Money
4.50 (20 Ratings)
Powder Zones
4.48 (21 Ratings)
Quiet Slopes
4.44 (9 Ratings)
Experts
4.38 (21 Ratings)
Groomed Runs
Beginner 22%
Intermediate 27%
Advanced 37%
Expert 13%
Ranked
133rd
of 270 ski resorts
Overall Rating
4.29
From 21 Reviews
67
Total Runs
10790
Bottom Elevation
11952
Top Elevation
800
Skiable Terrain
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Monarch Mountain Piste Map

Check out the Monarch Mountain ski resort map below to get your bearings before you hit the slopes. The trail map shows all 67 runs spread across the mountain, with 15 beginner trails, 18 intermediate runs, and 25 advanced options serviced by five chairlifts. With a vertical drop from 3,643m down to 3,289m, you'll find plenty of terrain to explore across this compact Colorado resort.

piste map for Monarch Mountain

Best Runs in Monarch Mountain

  • Ptarmigan (Green): A mellow, confidence-building green run that's ideal for absolute beginners mastering their first turns.

  • Sidewinder (Blue): A long, rolling intermediate cruise that winds through the trees and offers a brilliant warm-up lap.

  • Mirkwood (Blue): A tree-lined blue with consistent pitch and lovely gladed sections, perfect for intermediates looking to explore off the main groomed trails.

  • Gun Barrel (Blue): A wide, well-groomed blue that's popular with ski schools and great for practising carving technique.

  • Panorama (Blue): A scenic intermediate run with sweeping views across the Continental Divide and a lovely cruising gradient.

  • Upper Bye Bye (Black): A steep, bumpy black diamond that challenges advanced skiers with tight moguls and a sustained pitch.

  • Garfield (Black): A technical black run through the trees with narrow sections and natural terrain features that demand precise line choice.

  • Sunnyside (Black): A steep, sustained black diamond with excellent fall-line skiing and fantastic powder stashes after a storm.

  • Ramrod (Double Black): One of Monarch's steepest offerings, featuring tight, aggressive moguls and a relentless gradient that'll test even experienced skiers.