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Our Snow Tubing Park has four lanes and is serviced by a conveyor lift.
Don’t miss our Glow Tubing Nights.

Little Beaver is where the majority of our Learning Center programs take place. There is a fenced off learning area that includes the conveyor lift. A great place for our guest not quite ready for riding the lifts.

Looking for the easiest way down from the top or returning from the lifts in the back? Timberwolf Trail is what you want.

One of our narrow chutes, Wolf Chute descends quickly from skier’s right on Wolf Ridge and merges with Timberwolf Trail.

Part of our racing program area, Wolf Ridge is open to everyone most of the time. Nastar and Midwest Race League along with all the youth racing programs do use this run and it’s starting tower, so be aware of any race activities that may be taking place.

Popular with our more advanced guests, Big Brave is the centerpiece of our north facing slopes. A great place to watch the action is from The Lift Bar & Grill sun deck.

Tucked between the trees and lift two is one of our steepest trails, Brave Chute is a great place to show off your advanced skills.

Located under lift one, Little Brave is another advanced run that is steep and fast. The farthest west of our steep central slopes, Little Brave is a great run when we have fresh powder.

Our north facing slopes begin to mellow as we move to the west, Wild Deer is the perfect pitch to feel like you are flying down the slopes.

A mellow run with a steep knoll in the center, Eagle Ridge is a great place to be on a sunny day.

This is where the wild tricks get launched, Sundance is the main terrain park on the north slope. The big jump near the end of the run is where the park riders tend to display their skills

Our easiest trail, Sleepy Hollow starts at the top and gently meanders to the “Backside” trails. Sleepy Hollow is great for beginners to develop their skills.

Birch Pass connects the top of lift six to Birch Coulee.

Popular with all ages and abilities, Big Hawk Ridge is a great choice for the whole family.

Little Forest is sometimes home to one of our terrain parks. It often is configured as a regular ski trail. Little Forest is accessible from lift six which has great views of the other ski trails on the “Backside” of Mount Kato.

Sometimes configured as one of our terrain parks, Sleep Creek is another great intermediate trail. All the lifts on the “Backside” of Mount Kato can be accessed from Sleepy Creek.

Of the trails accessible from lift seven, Little Crow is the least challenging way down. Starting out moderate then mellowing to flat as it merges with Sleepy Hollow, Little Crow is the perfect trail for those that find the other trails off of lift seven a little intimidating.

Looking for a little adrenalin rush? Tommahawk Chute may be what you are looking for. This is a narrow chute that drops down from Big Bear and intersects with Sleepy Hollow/ Little Crow. Experts Only.

Big Bear is a favorite with many of our regulars. It starts out mellow then drops over a steep knoll with a mellow runout at the end. Big Bear is serviced by Lift Seven.

If you need to rent equipment for skiing or snowboarding our rental shop will have what you are looking for.

The Chalet is located at the base of Big Brave near Lifts Two & Three.
The Tech Shop, Snowsports Learning Center, Food Court and The Lift Bar & Grill are located in the Chalet, as are the public restrooms.

The Ticket Office and Guest Service are located in the brown wood frame structure next to the Main Chalet.

Ski Patrol and our seasonal lockers are located in the first building, right in front of Lift #1.

Mount Kato Snowsports lessons meet at the bell tower next to lift #4.
The Snowsports Learning Center and Office are located in the Main Chalet

Off Trail Areas Are Not Patrolled.

Off Trail Areas Are Not Patrolled.

Off Trail Areas Are Not Patrolled.

Off Trail Areas Are Not Patrolled.

Off Trail Areas Are Not Patrolled.

Off Trail Areas Are Not Patrolled.

Off Trail Areas Are Not Patrolled.

Off Trail Areas Are Not Patrolled.

Off Trail Areas Are Not Patrolled.

Off Trail Areas Are Not Patrolled.