Most of the hiking will range from 5 to 20 minutes depending on how high you want to go. Traverse in either direction for expert bowl, chute, and tree skiing. The main draw for strong skiers and riders is the hike-accessed terrain, from atop Alberta or D. Through Waterfalls Gate are several short, but steep runs featuring rock faces and tight trees. Most of the trees are accessible and usually hide some powder stashes. There are several single black diamonds located across the mountain. From all the main lifts, intermediate skiers will be able to find a suitable trail down.Įxperts will love the powder and expert ridge skiing that Wolf Creek offers. Blue runs are spread out across the mountain. Both lifts are at the base of the resort.
Those just learning will find several easy greens accessed from the Bonanza or Dickey Chairlifts. Terrain Going for “some” air at Wolf Creek.ħ7 trails make up Wolf Creek’s 1,600 skiable acres. The terrain is varied from beginner to expert with lots of opportunities to hike for fresh lines (when there is snow).įYI: Bring cash as most of the food and all the beer is cash only.
It’s also got affordable lift tickets and reasonably priced food and local micro-brews. All levels of riders will find something they enjoy here. Wolf Creek has a mix of terrain: gentle rolling slopes, long cruisers, bumps, glades, chutes, cornices, and bowl skiing. This resort is located within the steep San Juan Mountain Range, about 30 minutes north of Pagosa Springs, and is a favorite for those traveling in Southern Colorado. Opened in 1939, Wolf Creek Ski Area claims “The Most Snow in Colorado” at over 550 inches an average year.
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