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Purgatory Trail Map

Top Rated for
4.78 (18 Ratings)
Family Friendliness
4.50 (10 Ratings)
Advanced
4.39 (18 Ratings)
Groomed Runs
4.36 (18 Ratings)
Tree Runs
4.33 (18 Ratings)
Quiet Slopes
4.31 (13 Ratings)
Ski School Quality
Beginner 22%
Intermediate 35%
Advanced 30%
Expert 13%
Overall Rating
4.28
From 18 Reviews
107
Total Runs
8793
Bottom Elevation
10822
Top Elevation
1128
Skiable Terrain

Grab the Purgatory ski resort map to get a clear overview of the 107 runs spread across this Colorado destination. The trail map shows 24 beginner runs, 37 intermediate runs, and 32 advanced runs serviced by 6 chairlifts, with skiing spanning from 2,680m at the base to 3,299m at the top. It's a standalone resort rather than part of a larger ski area, so everything you need is right here in one place.

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piste map for Purgatory

Best Runs in Purgatory

  • Columbine (Green): A wide, mellow cruiser from the top of Lift 1 that's ideal for building confidence and practising turns without any surprises.

  • Hermosa Park Trail (Green): A long, scenic green run winding through aspens and open meadows, perfect for beginners ready to explore beyond the base area.

  • Legends (Blue): A smooth, wide-open intermediate run off Lift 2 that's brilliant for carving big GS turns and picking up speed.

  • Bounce (Blue): A playful intermediate trail with gentle rollers and a consistent pitch, great for practising rhythm and flow.

  • Pinkerton-Toll Road (Blue): A cruisy, confidence-building blue that winds its way down the mountain with sweeping views and forgiving terrain.

  • Paul Bunyan (Blue): A wide, groomed intermediate run that offers lovely tree-lined skiing and a bit more sustained pitch for building your legs.

  • Hades (Black): A steep, consistent black run with excellent fall-line skiing and moguls that form up nicely when left ungroomed.

  • Styx (Black): A gladed black diamond offering tight tree skiing and natural features, perfect for riders looking to test their skills in the aspens.

  • Catharsis (Double Black Diamond): A properly steep double black with a sustained pitch and frequent mogul fields, demanding solid technique and commitment from top to bottom.

  • Elliot's (Double Black Diamond): A narrow, technical chute with a sharp entry and tight turns through the trees, best saved for confident experts.