Grab the Snowbasin ski resort map to get your bearings on this 118-run mountain that spans from 1,966m up to 2,850m. The trail map reveals 11 beginner runs, 39 intermediate runs, and a massive 61 advanced runs, all served by three gondolas and three chairlifts. With terrain suited to every level and efficient lift infrastructure, it's worth studying the layout before you arrive.
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Best Runs in Snowbasin
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Littcat (Green): A mellow cruiser from mid-mountain that's perfect for building confidence with its consistent, gentle gradient and wide grooming.
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Snowflake (Green): A long, forgiving trail ideal for beginners to practice linking turns without dealing with crowds or intimidating drops.
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Becker Hill (Blue): A pleasant intermediate run with sweeping views across the Wasatch that's always beautifully groomed for carving.
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Middle Bowl (Blue): A wide-open intermediate cruiser that lets you open up your turns and enjoy the expansive terrain without technical challenges.
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Wildflower (Blue): A scenic blue run winding through gladed terrain that's ideal for intermediates ready to explore beyond the groomers.
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DeMoisy (Blue): A varied intermediate trail with rolling terrain and decent width that attracts lap-hungry skiers looking for consistent mileage.
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John Paul (Black): A genuinely steep groomer that rewards strong carvers with excellent pitch and consistent fall-line skiing.
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Grizzly Downhill (Black): A relentless black run with sustained steepness that'll test your leg burn tolerance and technical control.
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Allen's Peak Chutes (Double Black Diamond): Expert-only steep and narrow chutes dropping off Allen Peak that demand precise line choice and confident technique.
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Needles Gondola Chutes (Double Black Diamond): A collection of tight, technical descents with exposure and mandatory air that separate the confident from the committed.