the Seven Territories

In collaboration with indigenous and native skiers and outdoor industry leaders, Winter Park wrote its land acknowledgment statement as a foundational step toward recognizing the role native and indigenous people play in our past, present and future connection to the land and water. The statement was developed with the understanding that the land on which we now recreate is historical and ancestral land originally belonging to native and indigenous people and nations, including Northern Arapaho, Cheyenne and Ute tribes.

Featuring some of the most persistent powder stashes on the mountain, Vasquez Ridge Territory is the very definition of “off the beaten path.” With intermediate and advanced terrain as well as hidden pockets of untouched snow, you can truly get away from it all.

Proof that jumps, jibs and rails are truly for everyone. Our entire park system features an 18-foot superpipe and more than 80 other innovative, progressive features that we’re always re-configuring to enhance your—and our own—creativity on the slopes, making our seven parks both a chilled-out home for beginners and a challenging test for expert riders in Lower Rail Yard.

Three words: exhilarating tree skiing. And glades. Okay, that’s five words. Named to honor the area’s Native American heritage, Eagle Wind is home to pristine powder, tree and glade skiing, with expert, sidecountry-like terrain winding through a beautiful, challenging forest. All making you feel closer to the mountain spirits than perhaps anywhere else at the resort.