Mountain Stats

Pico Classic Picks

With 468 acres of skiable terrain and more than 19 miles of trails to choose from, exploration awaits.

Here are some featured runs to help get you started:

• First-time skiers and snowboarders can take advantage of their own chairlift and rope tow, serving two gentle learning trails at the Bonanza Learning area.
• At more than a mile long, Pico’s longest trail, Pike, begins at the summit and ends at the base lodge.
• Skiers and riders can also enjoy the expansive blue square 49er or winding black diamond trails, such as Summit Glades, Upper KA and Sunset 71 – straight from the summit.
• More experienced skiers and riders can take a shot at the mountain’s steepest trail, Giant Killer – a double-black diamond.
• For glades skiing and riding, Pico offers classic tree skiing on Doozie, Outlaw and Birch Woods to name a few.
• For cruising and carving, check out the green circle and blue square trails off the Golden Express Quad, including Fool’s Gold, Prospector and Gold Rush.
• Riders and skiers working on their freestyle skills will be right at home in the Prospector & Panhandler Terrain Parks.

TRAIL STATS

• Miles of Trails: 19
• Total Trails: 58
• Easier: 10 | 18%
• More Difficult: 26 | 46%
• Most Difficult: 21 | 36%

SNOW FACTS

• Average annual natural snowfall 250"
• Snowmaking coverage 75%

LIFTS

• Summit Express Quad: 6,160'
• Golden Express Quad: 4,400'
• Little Pico Triple: 2,090'
• Knomes Knoll Triple: 1,643'
• Outpost Double: 1,642'
• Bonanza Rope Tow: 400'
• Bonanza Double: 530'