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Steamboat Trail Map

Top Rated for
4.81 (26 Ratings)
Advanced
4.80 (56 Ratings)
Tree Runs
4.72 (53 Ratings)
Family Friendliness
4.59 (58 Ratings)
Overall Rating
4.57 (7 Ratings)
Intermediates
4.56 (57 Ratings)
Lift Efficiency
Beginner 13%
Intermediate 39%
Advanced 41%
Expert 7%
Overall Rating
4.59
From 58 Reviews
176
Total Runs
6900
Bottom Elevation
10568
Top Elevation
3741
Skiable Terrain

Grab the Steamboat ski resort map above to get familiar with the layout before you arrive, or save it to your phone for quick access on the mountain. The trail map covers 176 runs across 118 metres of vertical - 22 beginner, 69 intermediate, and 72 advanced - accessed by 2 gondolas, 11 chairlifts, and a selection of drag lifts. Steamboat's terrain spans from 2,103 metres at the base to 3,221 metres at the summit, offering everything from mellow groomers to steep tree runs and powder stashes.

Download the Steamboat Trail Map (PDF & Image)

piste map for Steamboat

Best Runs in Steamboat

  • Why Not (Green): A mellow, confidence-building cruiser that runs from the top of Christie Peak Express, ideal for beginners ready to progress beyond the base area.

  • See Me (Blue): A wide, forgiving intermediate run off Thunderhead Express with consistent pitch, perfect for practising turns and building rhythm.

  • Concentration (Blue): A long, sweeping cruiser from the top of Sunshine Express that lets you open up and carve with great views across the valley.

  • Heavenly Daze (Blue): A scenic, tree-lined run off Storm Peak Express that offers sheltered skiing and smooth, rolling terrain for intermediates.

  • Buddy's Run (Blue): One of the longest blues on the mountain, winding down from Sundown Express with varied terrain that keeps things interesting.

  • Vagabond (Black): A consistent, open mogul run off Thunderhead that's perfect for getting your bump technique dialled in.

  • Closures (Black): A challenging, steep pitch through the trees off Storm Peak that rewards confident skiers with good snow retention.

  • Cyclone (Black): A narrow, technical trail off Morningside Park Express with tight turns and natural features that'll test your skills.

  • No Names (Double Black Diamond): Steamboat's iconic double-black offers sustained steeps, natural gullies and some of the best tree skiing on the mountain when conditions align.

  • Christmas Tree Bowl (Double Black Diamond): A powder stash and local favourite accessed via a short hike from Storm Peak, featuring wide-open expert terrain with pillow lines and natural hits.