Mount Standish	Lookout Mountain	Goat's Eye Mountain
Angel Gully Snowsnake Boutry's Bowl Dell Valley Jerry's Run Laryx Donkey's Tail Big Bunkers Little Bunkers Waterfall Birdcage Tincan Alley Star Trek Garbage Chutes Prune Pickers Pass Sidewall Rock Isle Road Strawberry Face Half Pipe Showboat Headwall Standish Face The Virgins Creek Run Paris Basin Paris Traverse Wawa Bowl Meadow Park Dirty Little Corner Old T-Bar Shaken-Not-Stirred Borderline	Banff Avenue (upper) Shoulder Outrun Schoolmarm Packer's Trail Tee Pee Main Chutes Ecstasy O.S. Pitch Rock Ledges The Red 90 North Divide Green Run Assiniboine Trail Highway #1 North / South Pockets Cherub Terrain Park Nokia Race Course T Weed Bushwackers Pilgrim's Trail Barners Bowl Little Angel Big Angel World Cup Downhill South Divide Boundary Bowl Bye Bye Bowl Hill 205 Grizzly Angel's Flight Viking Ridge Horto's Revenge Delirium Dive Delirium Dive Outrun Yellowhead	Banff Ave (lower) Upper Canyon B-Line Goatchicken Gully Trapper's Trail Forget-Me-Not Jackrabbit Miss Gratz Cayuse Creek Wildfire Old Chute The Big Woody Afterburner Freefall Cleavage Mother-in-law The Wildside Goatchicken Glade Eagle Creek Fireweed Roller Coaster Lower Canyon Mid Canyon Trail Juniper Wolverine Bluebell Kid's Play Short & Sweet Larch Glade Sunshine Coast Rolling Thunder Sergie's Shortcut Scapegoat Glade Runner Hell's Kitchen Ewe First Goat's Head Soup The Farside Goatsucker Glade Christmas Tree Super Model

 = Groomed  = Ungroomed
*Grooming report only, does not reflect run open/closed status.

Sunshine Village knows that many skiers and riders make their decisions based on our daily snow reports. That's why we do our very best to give you accurate information.

The process starts early each day, when overnight snow cat operators check the plot on our popular Wawa run each day at 5:30 a.m. The information for Wawa is compiled with data on snowfall in the past 24 hours, and recorded on the snow phone by 6 a.m. It is also posted on skibanff.com.

We also receive daily data from Sunshine's own Snow Safety professional, who assesses the conditions throughout the mountain for both snow pack and safety.

Conditions across Sunshine's 3,358 acres of skiable terrain vary considerably, depending on time of year, accumulated snowfall, wind conditions and other environmental factors. That's why our measurement should be taken as a guide for the most common runs, and not a representation of every available run.

Unlike some resorts, Sunshine doesn't pick and choose the most favourable spot to measure the snow - we rely on one location, so you can count on our reports to be consistent and a true barometer of what your day at Alberta's favourite ski resort will be like.