Ski Resort Mountain Coasters Near Me: Complete North American List
19th June 2019 | Heather B. Fried
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Bogus Basin's Glade Runner Mountain Coaster is one of a kind in Idaho.
Copyright: Bogus Basin
Say cheese! An automatic Coaster Cam snaps your photo midway through the Appalachian Express adventure.
Copyright: Camelback Mountain, Aquatic Development Group (ADG)
Appalachian Express at Camelback Mountain Resort, Pennsylvania
Copyright: Camelback Mountain, Aquatic Development Group (ADG)
Breck was the first Colorado ski resort to build an alpine coaster (opened in the winter 2010/2011 season).
Copyright: Brent Clark, Breckenridge Ski Resort
Breck's Goldrunner mountain coaster.
Copyright: Brent Clark, Breckenridge Ski Resort
The Vail Forest Flyer Mountain Coaster follows the natural contours of the landscape as it winds 3,400 feet down the mountain.
Copyright: Andrew Taylor, Vail Resorts
Views from Vail's Forest Flyer.
Copyright: Vail Resorts
The Forest Flyer coaster at Vail is part of its Epic Discovery.
Copyright: Andrew Taylor, Vail Resorts
Cranmore Mountain Adventure Park mountain coaster.
Copyright: Cranmore Mountain
Alpine coasters are as fun as they look.
Copyright: Dan Bayer
The Snowmass Breathtaker Alpine Coaster.
Copyright: Aspen Skiing Company
The Snowmass Breathtaker Alpine Coaster is open at night during Ullr Nights festivities and special holidays.
Copyright: Aspen Skiing Company
Snowmass' new Breathtaker Alpine Coaster runs for more than a mile.
Copyright: Aspen Skiing Company
Copper's Rocky Mountain Coaster is 5,800 feet long, descending 430 vertical feet.
Copyright: Copper Mountain
Copper coaster at night.
Copyright: Copper Mountain
Steamboat recognized the opportunity to provide a family friendly activity and a unique way to view the mountain, for both summer and winter seasons.
Copyright: Larry Pierce/Steamboat Ski Resort
Plenty of coaster riders at Copper are going up and down in their ski or snowboard boots, all hours of the day.
Copyright: Tripp Fay, Copper Mountain Resort
The Rocky Mountain Coaster is a great activity to complement a ski trip.
Copyright: Tripp Fay, Copper Mountain Resort
A view of Copper Mountain's Rocky Mountain Coaster from above
Copyright: Tripp Fay, Copper Mountain Resort
Many skiers and snowboarders ride the mountain coaster when they’re not sliding on the slopes.
Copyright: Larry Pierce/Steamboat Ski Resort
The Outlaw Mountain Coaster in Steamboat Springs, Colorado is the longest alpine coaster in North America
Copyright: Larry Pierce/Steamboat Ski Resort
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