Vista Cruiser
Summit access from the Lodge 1 side of the mountain.
Lift guide, map & reported status →A source-based directory of the ski mountain’s runs, chairlifts and terrain parks. Follow the ridgelines in 3D, then check the operator’s current trail report before heading up.
The 3D atlas follows measured terrain and community-mapped routes. Alpine skill ratings on mapped features come from attributed OpenStreetMap tags; they are not a new official rating or a prediction of today’s conditions. Snow, visibility and grooming can change how a run skis.
Different counts describe different things. The operator’s 53 designated runs are not the same as its split report sections or the individual segments in the community map. The directory below retains 62 distinct published report labels, including upper/lower sections and connectors.
Lift descriptions come from the operator’s map and directory. Listing a lift here does not mean it is operating.
Summit access from the Lodge 1 side of the mountain.
Lift guide, map & reported status →Upper frontside chair serving the central mountain.
Lift guide, map & reported status →Lodge 2 access toward the Mountain Tap House and frontside runs.
Lift guide, map & reported status →Access to the eastern frontside terrain pod.
Lift guide, map & reported status →Lower frontside learning terrain near Lodge 2.
Lift guide, map & reported status →Backside chair returning to the summit near Vista House.
Lift guide, map & reported status →Surface lift in the learning area.
Lift guide, map & reported status →Dedicated terrain park tow.
The acquired tow geometry is marked assumed by its source and is withheld from the 3D map.
Lift guide, map & reported status →Open each entry for its source, mapped skill ratings, individual segment measurements and reported status. Individual official run ratings have not been independently verified for this directory; consult the operator’s map and posted signs. Kevin’s Cut has no matched acquired route line. Supplemental community-map names are labeled separately and do not add to the operator’s designated run total.
Directory researched 2026-11-01. A saved name, area or map line is not a current opening, grooming or safety report.
The operator describes the main park with intermediate through expert features and dedicated handle-tow access. Features are built as snow permits; no current feature inventory is claimed.
Official terrain park information ↗The operator places this learning park to the left when unloading Parkway Express, with smaller features for progression. The marker is an approximate relative location, not a surveyed park boundary.
Official terrain park information ↗The operator describes a park at the top of Lamonga after Half Hitch, with intermediate and expert features. Its marker does not establish a surveyed boundary or current setup.
Official terrain park information ↗Terrain park markers on the atlas identify approximate source-described areas. They are not surveyed boundaries or a live inventory of features.
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