Snow Ross Run at Silver Mountain
Easy · 510 m long with 93 m of vertical, averaging 10° and 16° at its steepest, facing N.
16°steepest 50 m
10°average pitch
510 mlength
93 mvertical
1724 mtop elevation
Nfaces
Snow and sun
Ross Run is poleward-facing: least winter sun, holds cold powder longest, can stay firm or icy.
How to get to Ross Run
Lifts that reach the top: Moving Carpet (skiing novice terrain to get there); Chair 1 (skiing novice terrain to get there); Silver Mountain Gondola List (skiing novice terrain to get there); Chair 3 (skiing novice terrain to get there); Chair 5 (skiing novice terrain to get there).
From the base area (about 18 minutes, easy skiing needed):
- Ride Silver Mountain Gondola List
- Ski Ross Run (easy)
Where it ends
Joins Dawdler, Claim Jumper. Nearest lifts from the bottom: Chair 5 (2 min), Chair 3 (4 min), Chair 4 (5 min).
See Ross Run on the 3D mapAll runs at Silver MountainMeasured from OpenStreetMap geometry and elevation via OpenSkiMap (ODbL). Times are rough. Grades, grooming and openings change day to day — check the resort's own reports.