Slopes ski and ride tracking iOS app gets live lift and trail status info for 50+ resorts
Earlier this month, Apple Design Award-winning ski and ride tracking app Slopes got 3D interactive maps, improved search, and more. Now in a surprise update, Slopes on iOS is getting live lift and trail status details for more than 50 resorts in the US and Canada.
Slopes shared about the valuable new update in a blog post today – saying that the plan was originally to launch it next year “but honestly, it’s such a killer feature we simply couldn’t wait.”
Available to test now for iOS Slopes Premium riders, the new “Live Lift & Trail Status” feature is viewable “directly on the recording screen, and anytime on the interactive maps in the Resorts tab.”
In a neat touch, closed trails will be grayed out and a trail/lift status filter will be accessible as a layer in map settings.
This is an experimental feature with limited rollout on iOS, so let us know what you think, what you want to see, for when we bring it to the entire platform (Android included), with more resorts.
Slopes is a free download from the App Store with no ads and includes unlimited tracking, key stats/summaries, snow conditions, season/lifetime overviews, and the ability to find your friends on the mountain, plus Siri and HealthKit support.
Available from a $3.99 single pass to $29.99/year subscription (and $49.99/year family subscription), Slopes Premium “unlocks stats for every run and powerful insights into your performance. You can navigate resorts with ease on interactive trail maps, search for runs and lifts, replay your day in 3D & AR, get fitness insights when you record with Apple Watch, and more.”
As mentioned above, Slopes Premium on iOS is required for live lift and trail status info. Here are the resorts where the new feature is available for now:
- Alpine Meadows
- Arapahoe Basin
- Aspen Highlands
- Aspen Mountain
- Aspen Snowmass
- Beaver Creek
- Big Boulder
- Big Sky
- Bogus Basin
- Breckenridge
- Brighton
- Buttermilk
- Chestnut Mountain Resort
- Copper Mountain
- Crested Butte
- Crystal Mountain
- Deer Valley
- Eldora
- Heavenly
- Holiday Valley
- Hunter Mountain
- Jack Frost
- Jackson Hole
- Keystone
- Killington
- Kirkwood
- Loon Mountain
- Loveland
- Mad River
- Mammoth Mountain
- Mount Bachelor
- Mount Snow
- Mount Sunapee
- Mt. Brighton
- Mt. Hood Meadows
- Okemo
- Palisades Tahoe
- Park City
- Pico Mountain
- Seven Springs
- Snowbasin
- Snowbird
- Snowshoe
- Solitude Mountain
- Steamboat
- Stevens Pass
- Stowe
- Stratton Mountain
- Sugarbush
- Sugarloaf
- Summit at Snoqualmie-Central
- Sunday River
- Telluride
- Vail
- Whitefish
- Winter Park
- Blue Mountain, Canada
- Mont Tremblant, Canada
- Revelstoke, Canada
- Whistler Blackcomb, Canada
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Earlier this month, Apple Design Award-winning ski and ride tracking app Slopes got 3D interactive maps, improved search, and more. Now in a surprise update, Slopes on iOS is getting live lift and trail status details for more than 50 resorts in the US and Canada.
Slopes shared about the valuable new update in a blog post today – saying that the plan was originally to launch it next year “but honestly, it’s such a killer feature we simply couldn’t wait.”
Available to test now for iOS Slopes Premium riders, the new “Live Lift & Trail Status” feature is viewable “directly on the recording screen, and anytime on the interactive maps in the Resorts tab.”
In a neat touch, closed trails will be grayed out and a trail/lift status filter will be accessible as a layer in map settings.
This is an experimental feature with limited rollout on iOS, so let us know what you think, what you want to see, for when we bring it to the entire platform (Android included), with more resorts.
Slopes is a free download from the App Store with no ads and includes unlimited tracking, key stats/summaries, snow conditions, season/lifetime overviews, and the ability to find your friends on the mountain, plus Siri and HealthKit support.
Available from a $3.99 single pass to $29.99/year subscription (and $49.99/year family subscription), Slopes Premium “unlocks stats for every run and powerful insights into your performance. You can navigate resorts with ease on interactive trail maps, search for runs and lifts, replay your day in 3D & AR, get fitness insights when you record with Apple Watch, and more.”
As mentioned above, Slopes Premium on iOS is required for live lift and trail status info. Here are the resorts where the new feature is available for now:
- Alpine Meadows
- Arapahoe Basin
- Aspen Highlands
- Aspen Mountain
- Aspen Snowmass
- Beaver Creek
- Big Boulder
- Big Sky
- Bogus Basin
- Breckenridge
- Brighton
- Buttermilk
- Chestnut Mountain Resort
- Copper Mountain
- Crested Butte
- Crystal Mountain
- Deer Valley
- Eldora
- Heavenly
- Holiday Valley
- Hunter Mountain
- Jack Frost
- Jackson Hole
- Keystone
- Killington
- Kirkwood
- Loon Mountain
- Loveland
- Mad River
- Mammoth Mountain
- Mount Bachelor
- Mount Snow
- Mount Sunapee
- Mt. Brighton
- Mt. Hood Meadows
- Okemo
- Palisades Tahoe
- Park City
- Pico Mountain
- Seven Springs
- Snowbasin
- Snowbird
- Snowshoe
- Solitude Mountain
- Steamboat
- Stevens Pass
- Stowe
- Stratton Mountain
- Sugarbush
- Sugarloaf
- Summit at Snoqualmie-Central
- Sunday River
- Telluride
- Vail
- Whitefish
- Winter Park
- Blue Mountain, Canada
- Mont Tremblant, Canada
- Revelstoke, Canada
- Whistler Blackcomb, Canada
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