Information on Arizona Snowbowl:
The Arizona Snowbowl is tucked in the San Francisco Mountains and offers a peak vista of a 70-mile panorama of extinct volcanoes and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Snowbowl features numerous trails and an impressive 2,300-foot vertical drop. The Sunset Terrain Park is open to everyone. Test your skills on the rails, fun boxes and jumpbs. You also will find two mountain day lodges with a restaurant and lounge, equipment rental, a ski school for all abilities and special programs for children. Flagstaff is only 14 miles away and great for apres ski. A range of lodging options are available, as well as many activities within the area. The Grand Canyon is only 70 miles away, should you choose to include one of the world's most breathtaking attractions in your visit. To get to Arizona Snowbowl, take Highway 180 northwest 7 miles to Snowbowl Road. Go north on Snowbowl Road 7 miles to the Resort.
Arizona Snowbowl Lift closing and opening times:
Daily: 9am - 4pm Half Day: 12pm
Length of Season:
Spring 2007 to Apr-07
Types and number of lifts:
1 Rope Tow;2 Double Chairs;2 Triple Chairs
Number of trails and difficulty breakdown:
Total Number: 32
Breakdown of difficulty: Easiest : 37%;More Difficult : 42%;Most Difficult : 21%
Elevation at base 9200 feet and elevation at summit is 11500 feet.
Skiing Options at Arizona Snowbowl:
Night Skiing: yes
Heli- Skiing: no
Snowcat Skiing: no
Miles of cross Country ski trails: 40 km
Snow boarding: yes
Snowshoe trails: yes
Equipment Rentals:
skis
, snowboards
Getting to Arizona Snowbowl:
Take Interstate 17 north to Flagstaff From Flagstaff, take U.S. Highway 180 north to Arizona Snowbowl
Alternate route to Arizona Snowbowl:
Contact Information:
928 779-1951
928 779-4577
866 362-1826
http://www.ArizonaSnowbowl.com
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