Beginners and Intermediates:
The terrain at Eagle Point is split clearly into the beginners and intermediate side of the resort (left side of the trail map) and the advanced side of the resort (right side of the trail map).
Once on the beginner side, it is unlikely that one will mistakenly enter any threatening terrain.
Run: Broad Street (it doesn't get any easier that this)
(from Little Eagle chair)
The Sykline double chair and Monarch triple chair feed the majority of blue runs on the mountain.
Runs (left to right): Big Horn (green), Annabell Way and Racer's Edge (blue)
(from Monarch triple chair)
Run: Teddy's Twist (blue)
(from Monarch triple chair)
Advanced:
The steepest terrain is all found off of Lookout quad chair lift.
Vertigo (black) off of Lookout lift
Delano Drop (black) off of Lookout lift
Donners Descent (black) off of Lookout lift
Moguls:
Run: White Out (black diamond)
(Off of Lookout quad chair)
Backcountry Terrain:
This backcountry access gate can be found at the top of the Monarch triple chair.
This gate will lead to a ridge hike which will in turn lead to some spectacular open areas.
The five backcountry access gates are marked as orange triangles on the trail map for easy access to areas beyond the resort boundaries opened in cooperation with the Fishlake National Forest Service.
One should have all of the backcountry gear, avalanche beacons, training and preparation before attempting this terrain.
Note: The backcountry areas are not patrolled and have no avalanche control.
Salt Lake Avalanche Advisory
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