Slow Zones
Watch out for Slow Zones, often found at trail merges, lift base areas, and near beginner areas. You'll find them on your trail maps as shaded yellow areas.
Family Zones are often designated slow zones too—please keep an eye out for younger guests and their parents. On the trail map, you'll find Family Zones shaded blue or yellow.
Check your speed before you get to base areas; don't wait until you're at the lift line to slow down.
Please heed the posted slow areas by maintaining a speed no faster than the general flow of traffic. Space and speed are especially important in these areas. Fast and aggressive skiing will not be tolerated and may result in termination of skiing/riding privileges.
Closed Terrain
Just because there's snow doesn't mean we go—because we don't. We are working as fast as possible to open these trails, but they're not ready for you (yet).
Terrain may be closed for any number of reasons, including hazardous snow conditions and avalanche mitigation (snow safety) operations. Trails and areas are closed for your safety, and ignoring these messages can put you (and your fellow guests) at greater risk.
Monitor terrain status by checking our Terrain & Lift Status page (opens in a new tab) (or lift status with the My Epic app (opens in a new tab)).