Grab the 49 Degrees North ski resort map to get your bearings before you hit the slopes. The trail map covers 88 runs spread across terrain that reaches from 1,198 metres at the base to 1,760 metres at the top, serviced by six chairlifts. With highly rated groomed runs and strong scores for advanced skiers and powder zones, it's worth planning your lines in advance.
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Best Runs in 49 Degrees North
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Sunrise (Green): A mellow learning run perfect for first-timers getting comfortable on skis with a forgiving gradient.
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Easy Street (Green): Wide, gentle cruiser that winds through the trees, ideal for building confidence and practising turns.
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Stump Flats (Blue): A well-groomed intermediate run offering consistent pitch and plenty of width for carving practice.
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Upper Glade (Blue): Tree-lined intermediate trail with a moderate gradient that's brilliant for honing your technique.
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Lower Glade (Blue): Continuation of Upper Glade with a slightly mellower pitch, perfect for stringing together smooth turns through the forest.
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Chute (Black): Steep, narrow and technical, this run demands precise turns and solid edge control.
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Gorge (Black): A challenging descent with variable terrain and steeper sections that'll test advanced skiers.
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Outback (Black): Advanced tree skiing area offering natural terrain features and tighter lines through the glades.