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Beginners and Intermediates:
This mountain has plenty of terrain for the beginners and
intermediates.
All lifts serve at least one intermediate or beginner run so there is no warning which has to be issued about any of the lifts nor will you be trapped at the top in a state of panic.
Alpenglow intermediate blue run (off of Dreamscape lift)
Docs Run - the last stretch before the base area (off of Orange Bubble lift)
The Orange Bubble lift is appropriately named for the futuristic looking orange bubble enclosure with heated seats.
Advanced:
Dutch Hollow (off of Ninety-nine Ninetylift)
Chutes:
Paradise Chutes (off of Tombstone Express lifts)
Trees:
The Canyons is a tree skiing paradise with plenty of open skiable tree groves off of Peak 5, Ninety-nine Ninety Express, Super Condor and Saddleback Express lifts.
Many go there to seek untouched powder and are not disappointed.
The Aspen Grove (off of Ninety-nine Ninety Express lift)
Silver Horse (off of Saddleback Express lift)
Moguls:
There appears to be no "signature mogul run" although moguls certainly exist on the more advanced runs.
Out of Bounds:
The Canyons Resorts has two accessible "off piste", "out of bounds" gates:
- Top of Ninety-nine Ninety lift - take a left
- Top of Peak 5 lift - go straight
There is a ski patrol hut at both and it would be wise to talk to them first.
This is not patrolled, groomed or avalanche controlled.
Out of bounds areas are skied at your own risk.
Salt Lake Avalanche Advisory
Wasatch Powderbird Heli-ski tours - 1-800-974-4354
Ninety-nine 90 back country access gate
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