2008-09

Check out our new Virtual Trail Map.  If you want to see what it's like to ski/ride down a particular trail or ride a specific chair to the top, then this is where to go.  This is still in the process of being developed with music, background, etc.  Experiment with this feature and for best results, use with a high bandwidth internet capability.  This is normally going to be accessed from the home page by selecting "about us" and then "trail map."

Vertical

33 Slopes and Trails

• 33% Novice
• 49% Intermediate
• 18% Advanced

2 Terrain Parks

• 1-Most Difficult (Progression Park with small features)
• 1-Extremely Difficult
  
  
  

2 Half Pipes

1-Extremely difficult located in Morning Star Terrain Park dug out of the earth.

• 450’ length
• 14’ high walls

1-Not as difficult located on Shooting Star Progression Park made of snow.  This is the pipe to learn on!

• 100 ' length
• 3-4 ' high walls

2-mile Longest Run

Easier Terrain:

If you have never stepped into a ski or snowboard binding, or you have only tried skiing or snowboarding just a few times, Bristol Mountain has a very special experience in store for you.

Bristol Mountain has several slopes and trails (33% of the mountain) that support beginner level skiers/riders.  For the very first time skier/rider, the Launching Pad provides a very gentle and open slope accessible by a rope tow.  Right next to that slope and to the north is a double chair that is very suited to accessing the next level beginner trail named Infinity.  For those ready for more advanced beginner terrain the entire left face of the mountain is dedicated to beginners and advanced beginners.  Use of just the Morning Star quad lift can provide continued access to beginner terrain without returning to the base.  A scenic beginner trail is available from the top of the mountain to the base that is two miles in length.

Beginner terrain:

• Eclipse
• Hale Bop
• Halley's Run
• Infinity
• Launching Pad
• Milky Way
• Nova
• Shooting Star
• Skyway
• Southern Cross
• Spacewalk
• Sunbelt

More Difficult Terrain:

Approximately 49% of Bristol Mountain's terrain is suitable for intermediate skiers and riders, providing a wide variety of options for everyone.  The right face of the mountain is dedicated to intermediate terrain.  A separate chair, the Galaxy Triple, allows intermediate skiers and riders to remain on the mountain and access just the intermediate terrain without returning to the base.

Intermediate terrain:

• Asteroid
• Beta
• Big Dipper
• Galaxy
• Lower Meteor
• Lower Rocket
• Morning Star
• Northstar
• Orion's Belt
• Outer Orbit
• Shuttle
• Sunset
• Sunset Way
• Universe
• Ursa Minor

Most Difficult Terrain:

Skiers/riders that are looking for steep terrain can find the majority of this terrain off the Comet Express Quad.  If you want the numbers...18% of the resort's terrain is dedicated to expert level skiers/riders!

Most Difficult terrain:

• Lower Challenger
• Lower Galaxy
• Upper Meteor
• Upper Rocket

Extremely Difficult Terrain:

Only for those who are truly up to the challenge!

Extremely Difficult terrain:

• Comet
• Quantum Leap