Things have changed since 1958 when a collection of local skiers cut a single trail down the face of Locke Mountain. Today, Sunday Rivers’s trails, glades and parks carve their way across eight mountain peaks, each with its own distinctive personality.

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White Heat has long held its place as Sunday River’s signature double diamond – big, bold and straight down the fall line. But that’s just the beginning. No matter which way you head off the open summit you'll find a mix of steeps, trees and hidden pockets of snow.

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As home of the first rails ever cut at Sunday River, Locke Mountain combines old school New England terrain with modern refinement. The resort’s two race trails cut a straight line from the summit to the base and serve as home to our race development programs.

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The hub of the Sunday River universe all winter and headquarters for spring skiing, Barker provides access to everything the resort has to offer. Whether you’re running laps for maximum vertical or sampling a smorgasbord of varied terrain, Barker is the place to be.

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Nested in the center of the range, Spruce offers access to a pair of classic groomers as well as some tricky steeps. The summit of Spruce also serves as the perfect jumping off point to head across to the western peaks.

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As the destination of the East’s only Chondola, North Peak is also home to our terrain parks and the best Green cruiser on the mountain - Dream Maker. For those who appreciate lunch with a view, the Peak Lodge is the ideal place to nosh.

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Glades. Groomers. Steeps. No matter how you like your terrain, Aurora serves it up. Tucked neatly behind Spruce Peak, Aurora feels a world away from the rest of the resort and offers plenty of room to escape from the world and lose yourself in the moment.

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From the moment you ease off the chair or choose your spot to drop in and leave Kansas behind, you’re in for a journey you won't forget. Blessed with a wide swath of mountainside dotted with trails, trees and natural terrain, Oz is an adventure.

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Jordan Bowl claims its place as our biggest peak, and most breathtaking destination. With spectacular views of Mount Washington and the neighboring Mahoosuc Range, Jordan Bowl is known for long groomers, expansive glades, and slopeside lunches at Sliders.

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