Panorama Winter Trail Map & Terrain Guide

Panorama Mountain is legendary for its massive vertical drop and diverse terrain that caters to every level of skier and rider. With 2,975 acres of patrolled terrain and one of the largest vertical drops in North America at 1,300 metres (4,265 feet), the mountain offers an expansive playground almost entirely below the tree line. This unique topography provides incredible gladed runs and sheltered skiing even on stormy days.

Explore the Terrain

Panorama’s layout is like a giant funnel, with all trails eventually leading back to the intimate pedestrian village.

• The Discovery Zone: Located at the base, this area is perfect for beginners and families, featuring gentle slopes and the Discovery Quad.

• Intermediate Cruisers: The Mile 1 Express and Champagne Express chairs access miles of wide, meticulously groomed runs perfect for those who love to carve.

• Extreme Dream Zone: For those seeking tight trees and steep pitches, this zone offers some of the most challenging double-black diamond glades on the mountain.

• Taynton Bowl: This former heli-skiing area is a 750-acre "backcountry-style" bowl. It’s a paradise for experts looking for deep powder, open bowls, and long chutes.

2026 Quick Stats

• Total Terrain: 2,975 Acres

• Vertical Drop: 1,300m / 4,265ft

• Runs: 135+ named trails

• Terrain Mix: 15% Beginner | 35% Intermediate | 20% Advanced | 30% Expert

Navigating the Mountain

Whether you are dropping into the "Monster" in Taynton Bowl or cruising down "Showoff" for some village-view turns, having a map is essential. You can pick up a physical copy at Guest Services or the lift ticket windows, but most guests now use the digital interactive map available on the Panorama Resort website for real-time lift and trail status. Discover the Panorama ski hill using this winter trail guide.

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