Trail Maps

Seven Springs is proud to welcome winter uphill travel enthusiasts! Winter uphill travel by means of skinning or cross-country skis is becoming increasingly popular throughout the world. Seven Springs will open select routes to uphill travelers this season, making groomed and manicured slopes available to enthusiasts of the sport. Uphill travel routes will be open one-hour before the slopes open as conditions allow. Please check the Seven Springs Lift & Terrain Status for availability.

UPHILL TRAVEL PASS INFORMATION

• You must have a Season Pass to access the slopes for Uphill Travel.
• Uphill travelers will be required to stay on the designated routes at all times to ensure a safe ascent and descent.
• Please review the Uphill Travel Safety section for more information.
• Uphill travel is permitted one-hour before slopes open.
• You must reach the summit of the mountain by 9 a.m. on weekdays and 8 a.m. on weekends. If not, you must turn around and travel downhill to exit the mountain.
• Uphill travel routes can be accessed from Seven Springs Mountain Resort parking areas only.

UPHILL TRAVEL ROUTES

Uphill travel and descending is limited to designated routes only. Uphill travelers are required to stay on designated routes at all times. Uphill travel is not permitted on the North Face of the mountain.

• Uphill Loop 1 | Travel up Boomerang Trail and down Avalanche Slope.
• Uphill Loop 2 | Travel up Boomerang Trail and down Village Trail.
• Designated uphill travel routes may not be available every day. Please check the Lift & Terrain Status page for availability.

UPHILL TRAVEL SAFETY

Before accessing resort premises make others aware of your uphill travel plans. In the event that first aid assistance is needed during uphill travel hours, Ski Patrol can be reached by dialing 800-452-2223 , ext. 7814.

• Uphill travel by means of skinning or cross country skies is permitted. Snowshoeing is not permitted.
• Resort and mountain operations run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, therefore you may encounter and you should stay clear of all mountain operations and equipment, including, but not limited to grooming machines, snowmaking equipment, snowmobiles and lifts.
• Always yield to all resort personnel, mountain operations equipment, machines and vehicles. If you seen approaching equipment, machinery or vehicles, you must stop and move to the side of the trail until the vehicle passes.
• Stay clear of all snow grooming winch operations. Be alert for warning beacons on vehicles and at winch points at the top of the trail; be alert for equipment and machinery. If you encounter winching operations, stay off the trail. Winch cables may be located underneath the snow surface one moment, then high in the air above the surface the next. Grooming machines suspended on winch cables may be located thousands of feet away. These circumstances can make dangers and hazards hard to see or invisible to, both uphill travelers and equipment operators.
• Wearing reflective clothing and a bright head lamp is mandatory if you will be on the mountain in low light or foggy conditions. It’s your responsibility to make yourself visible to operations personnel.
• Your safety is directly affected by your judgment. Observe and follow Your Responsibility Code.
• Pets are not permitted on trails and slopes.
• You must not go beyond the ski area boundary. Be aware that Seven Springs Mountain Resort assumes no responsibility for safety of, or injury, death or damages to skiers or riders. Areas beyond the ski area boundary are not maintained or checked by resort area personnel. Please check the Seven Springs Trail Map to see ski area boundaries.