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Kid skiing

Alpine/Downhill Prince Edward Island

Alpine/Downhill

The Alpine hill features a 250-foot vertical drop with the longest run at approximately 2,400 feet. The Alpine Park has nine trails serviced by two lifts - a magic carpet lift and a quad chair lift - with a capacity of approximately 4,800 individuals per hour.

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Hill Ratings

EASY MODERATE DIFFICULT

Hill name Hill length (feet) % of slope Rating
Bunny 500' 12% Easy
Double Trouble 1900' 10-18% Easy
Cruise Control 2400' 6-24% Easy
Express 1000' 12-40% Moderate
Wild West 2000' 6-24% Moderate
Front Lawn 1300' 12-40% Difficult
Flying Circus 1400' 12-35% Difficult
Chute 1550' 12-32% Difficult
Shotgun 2000' 12-40% Difficult

Powders Playground (Freestyle Terrain)

200' 10-18% Difficult
West End Glade (Freestyle Terrain) 900' 12-24% Difficult
Cross Course (Freestyle Terrain) 2000' 12-54% Difficult
Express Park (Freestyle Terrain) 600' 12-24% Moderate
T-Bar Lane (Freestyle Terrain) 1300' 12-40% Difficult

The above hills are listed in order from east to west. 

Rules of the Area

Any Alpline skier or visitor who are practicing a sport that is intended to be practiced on an Alpine ski slope at the park is required to comply with the following rules at all times

  • you must be in control of your speed and direction;
  • you must be able to stop and to avoid other skiers as well as all obstacles of any nature; 
  • you must ski on trails corresponding to your degree of ability and must ski within your limits and capabilities.

Enjoy skiing. Please be careful.

It is forbidden to ski under the influence of alcohol, drugs, narcotics or any substance(s) that may impair your faculties. If found to be under the influence, you must immediately remit your ticket to any representative of the park operator upon simple request.

  • First infraction: a warning is issued.
  • Second infraction: skiing and/or riding privileges are suspended for 24 hours.
  • 3rd infraction: Skiing/riding suspended for 7 days
  • 4th infraction: Skiing/riding suspended for rest of the season

The park applies the rules of the Association des station de ski due Quebec.

Helmet Policy

Use of a helmet is mandatory for all downhill facility users. Rentals are available to ensure that all visitors may enjoy the slopes.

Note: A helmet does not guarantee an individual's safety in a crash, but does provide protection and helps reduce the likelihood of serious brain injury. As a skier or snowboarder, it is your responsibility to learn the benefits and limitations of helmet use. The primary safety consideration and obligation under the Alpine Responsibility Code is to ski and ride in a controlled and responsible manner.

Affiliated Organizations

Snowboard PEI is committed to developing the sport and providing competitive opportunities for riders of all ages and abilities.

The Ski Atlantic Seniors Club is for active enthusiastic seniors who enjoy the outdoors and love to ski.