The Rendezvous Ski Trails are managed through a cooperative partnership between the U.S. Forest Service, the West Yellowstone Chamber of Commerce and the West Yellowstone Ski Education Foundation. The Rendezvous Ski Trails, located entirely on U.S. Forest Service property, consist of approximately 35 kilometers of gently rolling trails that wind through tall stands of lodgepole pine and open meadows just south of West Yellowstone, Montana. The trails begin at the distinctive Trailhead Arch, located at the end of Geyser Street and within easy walking distance of all lodging properties.

Ideally situated at just over 6800 feet (2000 meters) in altitude, the Rendezvous Ski Trails provide perfect conditions for high altitude training or recreation at any time of the year. The altitude and location adjacent to the Continental Divide in southwestern Montana also mean that snow comes early and stays late. The trail system is expertly groomed by Doug Edgerton of Yellowstone Track Systems-. Doug was the Chief of Course Preparation for the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City, UT and we are fortunate enough to ski on his outstanding grooming work daily.

Trail passes are required during the Yellowstone Ski Festival. Passes for the month of November are $45.00. Three day passes are $25.00 and one day passes are $10.00. These passes are valid during the Yellowstone Ski Festival and thought the end of November. Fall Camp Clinic participants will receive trail passes (included with registration fees) that are valid for the duration of your clinic. During the Yellowstone Ski Festival, trail passes can be purchased at the West Yellowstone Chamber of Commerce, Freeheel and Wheel, the West Yellowstone Conference Hotel and at the trailhead.

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