Sunrise Park Resort Ski Resort

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Overview

Sunrise Park, owned by the White Mountain Apache Tribe, is located in the White Mountains of eastern Arizona, a four-hour drive for Phoenix and Tucson residents.

The area boasts 65 runs served by an efficient lift system including a high-speed detachable quad. Sunrise has a terrain park and new half pipe, wood and metal rails, and an area dedicated to aerialists ranging from beginner to advanced. There are two exclusive beginner sections within the ski area, and easy to ski lower slopes. In general, this is an area suited for beginners and intermediates, with limited advanced terrain. The steepest terrain is on Cyclone Circle. Cross country skiing is available.

Sunrise Park Lodge, just three miles away (bus service to area), has 100 rooms, an indoor pool, sauna, whirlpool, and lounge. Available overnight parking for RVs with electric hook-up. Lots of other accommodations - including hotels, motels and condominiums - available in the general area, including the Hon-Dah Resort Casino in nearby Pinetop.

Inside Scoop

Several restaurants and lounges on mountain. Hotel has a full-serve restaurant, snack bar, and lounge. Ski shop, rentals, ski school, Funland for 3 to 6-year-olds and child care for newborns to 3-year-olds, general store.

Plan Your Trip

Ski Lessons

Best Time for Snow

Average Snowfall

46"
29"
19"
10"
0"
5"
Nov
28"
Dec
38"
Jan
32"
Feb
12"
Mar
0"
Apr

Terrain Overview

46%
Beginners Runs
28%
Intermediate Runs
22%
Advanced Runs
5%
Expert Runs
65
Runs in Total
1.2 mi
Longest Run
1200 ac
Skiable Terrain
80 ac
Snow Making

Total Lifts: 8

1
High Speed Quads
2
Quad Chairs
2
Triple Chairs
1
Double Chairs
2
Surface Lifts

Elevation

11100'
Summit
1800'
Vertical Drop
9200'
Base

Important Dates

December 02, 20232023/12/02
Projected Opening
April 01, 20242024/04/01
Projected Closing
121
Projected Days Open
105
Days Open Last Year
53
Years Open
250"
Average Snowfall
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