Sun Valley's Expanding Gladed Terrain: 90 Acres of New Expert Skiing
As America's first destination ski resort enters its 90th winter season, Sun Valley continues pushing boundaries with 90 acres of newly gladed terrain on Bald Mountain—cementing its position as North America's premier destination for advanced tree skiing.
Four New Gladed Runs
Advanced skiers can now explore fresh lines between Canyon, Exhibition, and Olympic runs:
Tim's – Skier's left of Exhibition, technical tree skiing with natural features
Pioneer Bowl – Skier's left of Sleeping Bear, steep pitches and tight spacing
Bear Den – Skier's left of Olympic Lane, varied terrain with natural fall lines
Sheep Camp – Skier's left of Olympic Lane, confidence-building glade for intermediate progressing skiers
With over 350 acres of gladed terrain developed in the last five years alone, Sun Valley has established itself as North America's premier destination for advanced gladed skiing. Explore this season's developments >
Bald Mountain: 3,400 Vertical Feet of Diverse Terrain
With a 9,150' summit and 2,553 skiable acres, Bald Mountain delivers exceptional variety across 109 runs:
- 27% Easiest
- 34% Moderate
- 36% Difficult
- 3% Most Difficult (including Inhibition at 70% grade/35 degrees)
The mountain offers extended descents through challenging bowls, perfectly groomed corduroy, and extensive gladed terrain, with it's longest run stretching 3 miles—all without crowds or long lift lines.


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