All Operations and Trails are closed for the 23/24 season
Good times, every time!!
Tickets
Ticket counters open 30 minutes before daily operations begin. Skyline Chalet ticket counters close 1 hour before closing and Grand Avenue ticket counters close at 5PM.
Please note that there may be times in which our terrain parks and/or portions of our terrain parks are not available for use. We do our best to update these times each and every day, but our commitment is that we will always do our best to keep you informed of the plans and ensure that there is plenty of freestyle terrain available at all times in which we operate.
EASIEST
MORE DIFFICULT
Sour Dough Sam
CLOSED
Timber Cruiser
CLOSED
Juggler Joe
CLOSED
Scissor Bill
CLOSED
Double Jaw
CLOSED
Log Roller
CLOSED
Four Pipe
CLOSED
Bindle Stiff
CLOSED
Powder Monkey
CLOSED
Skyhooker
CLOSED
Downhill Musher
CLOSED
Flume
CLOSED
Prospector Beginner Area
CLOSED
Cinder Snapper
CLOSED
Duck Leg Shorty
CLOSED
MOST DIFFICULT
TERRAIN PARKS
Summit Chute
CLOSED
Lone Oak (Tow Park)
CLOSED
Bull Wacker
CLOSED
Spirit Park (Big Park)
CLOSED
Blue Ruin
CLOSED
18-Line (Jumps near Lone Oak)
CLOSED
Gandy Dancer
CLOSED
Bear Claw
CLOSED
Nordic Trails
Spirit Mountain Nordic Center on Grand
Nordic Trails are closed for the 23/24 season
Located next to the Grand Avenue Chalet with the Riverside Bar and Grill
At no time, does Spirit Mountain allow any use of motorized vehicles by the public on any portion of Spirit Mountain property. There is no uphill access during time of downhill operations, hill maintenance, and/or preparation. This refers to skiers, snowboarders, hikers, or bikers utilizing the mountain without a lift ticket or season pass during operating hours. The safety of staff and guests remains of the most importance.
If using a backpack, remove it and hold it in your lap while riding the chairlift. Spirit Mountain discourages the use of electronic devices while skiing, riding, loading, or unloading the lifts.
Hazards – all fencing, poles, signage, and other marking devices are in place to inform you of potential hazards or obstacles. The markers will not protect you from injury and it is your responsibility to stay away from marked areas.
You can find more details about winter safety at Spirit Mountain here.