Vail Trail Map
Grab the official Vail ski resort map to navigate one of North America's most expansive ski areas, with 275 runs spread across seven legendary Back Bowls. The trail map covers terrain from 2,475m to 3,527m, accessed by 21 lifts including 2 gondolas and 19 chairlifts. With 63 beginner runs, 96 intermediate trails, and 110 advanced pistes, you'll want to download it before you go to plan your day across this sprawling resort.
Download the Vail Trail Map (PDF & Image)

Best Runs in Vail
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Born Free (Green): A long, mellow cruiser from Eagle's Nest back to Lionshead, ideal for building confidence over consistent, gentle terrain.
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Lost Boy (Blue): A scenic intermediate run through gladed terrain on the front side, offering a relaxed cruise with beautiful tree-lined sections.
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Cappuccino (Blue): A perfectly groomed boulevard that winds down from Mid-Vail, fantastic for carving wide turns on consistently pitched terrain.
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Simba (Blue): A wide, confidence-building run off Wildwood that's popular with intermediate skiers looking to progress their technique.
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Game Creek Bowl (Blue/Black): An expansive bowl offering variable terrain where you can choose your own line through wide-open snowfields.
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Blue Ox (Black): A classic Vail bump run that's consistently steep and mogul-covered, perfect for advanced skiers wanting to test their technique.
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Prima (Black): A challenging, sustained pitch on the front side that holds excellent snow and attracts strong intermediate and advanced skiers.
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Riva Ridge (Black): Vail's longest black run, offering over 4 miles of varied terrain from Eagle's Nest down to the base.
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The Minturn Mile (Double Black Diamond): A legendary backcountry-style adventure run dropping 3,000 vertical feet through ungroomed terrain and trees.
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Highline (Double Black Diamond): A steep, narrow chute in the Back Bowls demanding precise turns and strong edge control.
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Widow Maker (Double Black Diamond): An expert-only bump run with relentless pitch and tight fall line, one of Vail's most feared mogul challenges.

