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Ull

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Ull

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Timberw

olf Chair

Timberw

olf Chair

Caribou Express

Caribou Express

Summit Express Gondola

Summit Express Gondola

10th Mountain Chair

10th Mountain Chair

Mystery Mountain Chair

Mystery Mountain Chair

Bridge Chair

Bridge Chair

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MYSTERYMOUNTAIN

ULLRMOUNTAIN

EAGLE MOUNTAIN

MOOSEMOUNTAIN

Summit Chalet

GondolaBaseArea

Mogen

Mogen

Lodge RunLodge Run

Big Bunny

Big Bunny

Ullr

Ullr

Cat

walk

Cat

walk

Chick-a-dee

Chick-a-dee

Dipsy Doodle

Dipsy DoodleWeb

Charlotte’s

Charlotte’sWeb

Bridge RunBridge Run

Bridge Run

Bridge Run

Steppes

Steppes

Tony’s Tango

Tony’s Tango

BruleBrule

River Run

River Run

Lower Bridge Run

Lower Bridge Run

Timberjack

Timberjack

Moose Access

Moose Access

Moose ReturnMoose Return

Log Chute

Log Chute

Valley Run

Valley Run

Log Chute

Log Chute

White Birch

White Birch

Maple Glade

Maple GladeSugar Maple

Sugar Maple

Upper Bull Run

Upper Bull Run

White PineWhite Pine

Glade Access

Glade Access

Moose Glade

Moose Glade

Moose Glade

Moose Glade

Highline

Highline

Moose Meadows

Moose MeadowsUpper Cascade

Upper Cascade

Upper Caribou

Upper Caribou

Upper Caribou

Upper Caribou

White W

olf

White W

olf

Pup

Pup

Moose Return Moose Return

Moose Crossing

Moose Crossing

Moose Crossing

Moose Crossing

Wolf Den

Wolf Den

Caribou ReturnCaribou Return

Lower Caribou

Lower Caribou

Lower Cascade

Lower Cascade

Lower Meadows

Lower Meadows

Antler Alley

Antler Alley

CoyoteCoyote

Cross Cut

Cross Cut

Mar

k’s Run

Mar

k’s Run

First Cut

First Cut

Caribou Curve

Caribou Curve

LighthouseLighthouse

Holy Cow

Holy Cow

Mea

dow

s Ac

cess

Mea

dow

s Ac

cess

Middle Meadows

Middle Meadows

Middle Meadows

Middle Meadows

RidgelineRidgeline

Red Fox

Red Fox Cedar Ridge

Cedar Ridge

Upper Grizzly

Upper Grizzly

LynxLynx

Bear’s Den

Bear’s Den Moose Maze

Moose Maze

Cowabunga

Cowabunga

Lower Grizzly

Lower Grizzly

Moose Drop

Moose Drop

Lower Bull Run

Lower Bull Run

Cougar

Cougar

Bobcat

Bobcat

Moose Tracks

Moose Tracks

Line of Bull

Line of Bull

Black Spruce

Black Spruce

Dave’s Glade

Dave’s Glade

The StashThe Stash

Huff n’ P

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uff n’ Puff

Uppe r HariKari

Uppe r HariKari

Red R

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ed Rider

Timberw

olf

Timberw

olf

Expe

rt’s Cutoff

Expe

rt’s Cutoff

Buckshot

Buckshot

Ski Area Boundary

Ski Area Boundary

Ski A

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Ceda

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Red

Fox

Red

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Uppe

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rizzly

Uppe

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Uppe

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Moose Return

Moose Return

Moose Return

Moose Return

Bear

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Cow

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Moose

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Coug

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Car

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Lower

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Lower

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Cas

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Valley Run

Valley Run

Moose AccessMoose Access

Cross CutCross Cut

Bobc

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bcat

Lynx

Lynx

Moose

Trac

ks

Moose

Trac

ks

The Stash

The Stash

Tim

berw

olf

Tim

berw

olf

Huff ‘n Puff

Huff ‘n Puff

Red Rid

er Pup

Wolf DenWolf Den

White

Wolf

White

Wolf

Cari

bou

Curv

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Cari

bou

Curv

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Timberw

olf Chair

Timberw

olf Chair

Caribou Return

Caribou Return

Coyo

teCo

yote

Antler Alle

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Antler Alle

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Uppe

r Ca

ribo

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Uppe

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Upp

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pper

Cas

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Buck

shot

Buck

shot

Holy

Cow

Holy

Cow

Highline

Highline

Moo

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Mea

dows

RidgelineRidgelineGlade

AccessGlade

Access

Meadows

AccessMeadows

Access

Summit Chalet

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SecondCut

SecondCut

Moose Glade

Moose Glade

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Bul

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Moo

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Line of Bull

Line of Bull

Mark’s Run

Mark’s Run

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dows

Light House

Lighthouse

Summit Express Gondola

Summit Express Gondola

Ski Area Boundary

Ski Area Boundary

MOOSE MOUNTAIN

Big Bunny

Big Bunny Tony’s Tango

Tony’s Tango

Kare

n’s Corner

Kare

n’s Corner

Ullr

Ullr

Ullr

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SteppesSteppes

Molly’s Folly

Molly’s Folly

Chick-a-dee

Chick-a-dee

Ullr

Ullr

Flapjack

Flapjack

Magic Carp

et

Magic Carp

et

ULLR MTN.

MapleGladeMapleGlade

White Pine

White Pine

LogChute

LogChute

Sugar Maple

Sugar MapleM

ystery Mountain Chair

Mystery M

ountain Chair

Dave’sGladeDave’sGlade

Black Spruce

Black Spruce

Grous

eGul

ly

Grous

eGul

ly

White BirchWhite Birch

TapTap

Ski A

rea

Boun

dary

Ski A

rea

Boun

dary

MYSTERY MOUNTAIN

Free

fall

Free

fall

The Plunge

The PlungeAdre

nalin

Adre

nalin

Valley RunValley Run

MOOSE MOUNTAINNORTH FACE

Charlotte’s Web

Charlotte’s WebBridge Run

Bridge Run

Moose Access

Moose Access

Bru

leB

rule

Riv

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iver

Run

Short Shot

Short Shot

Tim

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Tim

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Low

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Bri

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Run

Dipsy Doodle

Dipsy Doodle

Moose Return

Moose Return

Lodge Run

Lodge Run

CatwalkCatwalk

MogenMogen

GondolaGondola

Bridge C

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ridge Chair

10th

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10th

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Expert’s Cutoff

Expert’s Cutoff

Chris’s Couloir

Chris’s Couloir

Cliff R

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Cliff R

un

George’s

George’s

RavenRaven

Manitou

Manitou

Caroline’s Challe

nge

Caroline’s Challe

nge

UpperKoo-KooUpperKoo-Koo

Lower Koo-K

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Lower Koo-K

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SplitRockSplitRock

Fall Lin

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Fall Lin

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Upper HariKariUpper HariKari

Lower HariK

ari

Lower HariK

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Ski A

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Ski A

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Catwalk open for ski-in/ski-out access only - No thru traffic. Please use 10th Mtn Chair or Brule Run to access Bridge lift.

EAGLE MOUNTAIN

EasiestMore DifficultMost DifficultExpert OnlyLiftsSki Area BoundaryTree RunsCaution!Terrain ParkCaution!Slow Speed Zone

FREESTYLE SKILLS REQUIREDHELMETS ARE RECOMMENDED

Freestyle Terrain may contain jumps, hits, ramps, banks, fun boxes, jibs, rails, half pipes, quarter pipes, snowcross, bump terrain and other constructed or natural terrain features.

PRIOR to using Freestyle Terrain, you are responsible for familiarizing yourself with Freestyle Terrain and obeying all instructions, warnings and signs.

Freestyle skills require maintaining control on the ground, and in the air.

SMART STYLELOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.You are responsible for inspecting Freestyle Terrain before initial use and throughout the day. The features vary in size and change constantly due to snow conditions, weather, usage, grooming and time of day. Do not jump blindly. Use a spotter when necessary.

EASY STYLE ITAlways ride or ski in control and within your ability level. Do not attempt Freestyle Terrain unless you have sufficient ability and experience to do so safely. You control the degree of difficulty you will encounter in using Freestyle Terrain, both on the ground and in the air.

RESPECT GETS RESPECTRespect Freestyle Terrain and others. Only one person on a feature at a time. Wait your turn and call your start. Always clear the landing area quickly. Respect all signs and do not enter Freestyle Terrain or use features when closed.

USE OF FREESTYLE TERRAIN EXPOSES YOU TO THE RISK OFSERIOUS INJURY AND DEATH.

INVERTED AERIALS ARE NOT RECOMMENDED.

YOU ASSUME THE RISK.

FREESTYLE TERRAIN

STOP! READ THIS!

You Assume theRisks of Skiing

Skiing in its various forms and riding lifts

are hazardous activities that involve the

risk of serious injury or death. Each trail is

unique and conditions change with skier

use, weather and other factors resulting in

bare spots, ice, variations in snow, bumps

ruts, exposed rocks, moguls, stumps and

other hazards. Natural and manmade

hazards, whether marked or unmarked,

are common on or near ski trails includ-

ing rocks, trees, stumps, logs, bushes,

sticks, debris, snowmaking equipment,

steel pipes, poles, fencing, fence posts

stakes, hoses, wires, cables, lift towers, and

other hard obstacles, as well as snowcats,

snowmobiles, 4-wheelers, cars, trucks and

other vehicles. fall and collisions do occur

and injuries may result. By purhasing

a lift ticket and choosing to ski at Lutsen

Mountain, you are assuming the risks

and dangers of skiing and the burden of

skiing under control at all times.

FOUR MOUNTAINS • 95 RUNS

Parking AreasRestaurant Parking Pedestrian Courtyard/ Drop Off Zone No ParkingParkingEagle Ridge Guest ParkingParking (shuttle weekends & holidays)Caribou Highlands Guest ParkingMountain Inn Guest Parking

Ski Patrol218.406.1338 or 218.406.1320

FACILITIES KEYGondola Base Area

Papa Charlie’s Saloon & GrillTicketsRentalGondola Base StatiomGondola Base Chalet

• Lutsen Mountain Shop• Rosie’s Cafe• Lockers

Ski SchoolSki PatrolEagle Ridge Registration

TRAIL MAP

Revised 12/2018

Your ResponsibilitySkiing can be enjoyed in many ways. At ski areas you may

see people using alpine, snowboard, telemark, cross country

and other specialized onsibility for a great skiing experience.

1. Always stay in control, and be able to stop

or avoid other people or objects.

2. People ahead of you have the right of way.

It is your responsibility to avoid them.

3. You must not stop where you obstruct a trail,

or where you are not visible from above.

4. Whenever starting downhill or merging into a trail,

look uphill and yield to others.

5. Always use devices to help prevent runaway

equipment.

6. Observe all posted signs and warnings. Keep off closed

trails and out of closed areas.

7. Prior to using any lift, you must have the knowledge

and ability to load, ride, and unload safely.

KNOW THE CODE. IT’S YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.

This is a partial list. Be safety conscious.

Accessing terrain outside ski area boundries is prohibited and cause for lift privilege revocation

Unmanned aerial drone use by guests or the media is prohibited without prior written approval of Lutsen Mountains.

Visit lutsen.com for more information.

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