At the top of the Pacific Crest Chair at Summit West you’ll find Monster Alley. Enter if you dare! Legend has it that monsters have been spotted lurking among the trees, curves and bumps that make up this challenging run.

Both parents and kids can enjoy a ride down EZ Street. Go to the top of the Little Thunder chair at Summit West and you’ll find yourself far away from the busy pace of I-5 or 405. EZ Street slowly winds downhill with banked turns on a smooth slope. Just follow EZ Street and the run will do the work for you.

Cowabunga! Hang loose at Little Kahunas near the bottom of Alpine Bowl at Summit Central. You’ll find lots of rollers, bumps and moguls to play on here. The surf-inspired terrain features are sized just right for little freestylers.

Chaos Compass Canyon lies near the bottom of Inspiration off of the Silver Fur chair at Summit Central. Try to follow the different trails through the trees. Each one leads off in a crazy, mixed-up direction. Make sure you don’t end up in Canada! You could spend your whole day exploring Chaos Compass Canyon.

If you like long, twisting runs, then take the chair to the top of Summit East and look for Serpentine. This run is groomed but winds and twists down the mountain like a slippery snake. Sssssee if you can sssslither your way down the hill.

Located off of the St. Bernard’s chair at Alpental, Bernie’s backyard is a playground for all the little groms aspiring to one day head off to the backcountry! Be sure to come play in Bernie’s backyard.