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Maverick Mountain ski runs

18 named runs · about 7 miles of skiing · 6,850 to 8,430 ft

Green 21% (1.4 mi)Blue 39% (2.6 mi)Black 23% (1.5 mi)Double black 18% (1.2 mi)

Share of the mountain by length of run, not number of trails, measured from the mapped runs.

Steepest

  1. Widow Maker 32°
  2. Showtime 30°
  3. Lower Belly 29°
  4. Rock'N Roll 29°
  5. Ripper 29°

Longest

  1. Ridge 4,100 ft
  2. Easy Street 3,900 ft
  3. Thin Air 3,100 ft
  4. Sleepy Hollow 3,000 ft
  5. Granite Gateway 2,900 ft

Holds snow best

  1. Chutes 49% sun
  2. Remely 69% sun
  3. Thin Air 69% sun
  4. Ripper 81% sun
  5. Widow Maker 83% sun

Longest greens

  1. Easy Street 3,900 ft
  2. Granite Gateway 2,900 ft
  3. Discovery Area 700 ft

Every run on the mountain

Hover a run for its name. The thicker runs have their own pages; tap one to open it.

All 18 runs

RunRatingVerticalLength SteepestAvg pitchFacesHolds snow
Widow Maker Double black 942 ft 2,572 ft 32° 22° E Average
Showtime Double black 682 ft 1,846 ft 30° 22° SE Poor
Lower Belly Double black 512 ft 1,788 ft 29° 17° E Average
Rock'N Roll Black 839 ft 2,530 ft 29° 20° E Poor
Ripper Black 782 ft 2,196 ft 29° 21° E Average
Chutes Double black 144 ft 427 ft 28° 20° NE Excellent
Upper Belly Blue 446 ft 1,173 ft 27° 22° E Poor
Field of Dreams Blue 312 ft 1,185 ft 27° 16° SE Poor
Sleepy Hollow Black 1,047 ft 2,998 ft 26° 21° E Below average
T. Lee Blue 361 ft 1,278 ft 23° 17° E Average
Remely Blue 400 ft 1,616 ft 23° 14° NE Good
Ridge Blue 935 ft 4,053 ft 22° 13° S Poor
Thin Air Blue 813 ft 3,134 ft 22° 15° NE Good
Enchanted Forest Black 200 ft 769 ft 20° 15° S Poor
Rule Blue 380 ft 1,669 ft 20° 13° SE Poor
Granite Gateway Green 404 ft 2,941 ft 18° 8° E Below average
Easy Street Green 452 ft 3,887 ft 12° 7° E Below average
Discovery Area Green 107 ft 743 ft 9° 8° SE Poor

Measured by ZRankings from 1-meter USGS lidar. Steepest pitch is the steepest stretch of about 50 vertical feet along the skiable line; "holds snow" ranks each run's winter sun against every run we've measured. Run lines come from OpenStreetMap.