Facility Amenities
Venue Description
Members of the International Biathlon Union have described the Tenth Mountain Ski Center with its 30-station shooting range as "world class." The center is both a biathlon and cross-country facility that consists of 25 kilometers of ski trails, of which 3 km are lit for night skiing. During the snow-free months, a paved 1.5km loop is available for roller-skiing and roller blading. The venue is 280 meters above sea level.
10th Mountain Lodge
The beautiful Tenth Mountain lodge includes a greatroom, sauna, kitchen, competition office, a fieldstone fireplace, and a unique perspective of the biathlon stadium. The lodge is open for day use on weekends during the winter. The sauna and restrooms on the ground floor are open seven days/week.
Wax Building
A 27-room wax building was built in 2003 and first used during the IBU World Cup in March 2004. The lower level is open to the public seven days a week for waxing. Rest room facilities are also available here. The ski rental room is also located on the bottom floor through door #17.
Stadium and Timing Building
The original Timing Building was moved in 2003 when the Stadium Production room was built. A two-story addition was added during fall 2007 in anticipation of the upcoming World cup. This building is situated in front of the competition finish area. The section that was removed was relocated to the other side of the bleachers and will be used as a concession stand during major events.
The shooting range is located in the stadium with 30 lanes with mechanical targets with night lighting on 10 targets. The site was awarded the International Biathlon Union Class B license in November 2002.
Spectators love the up close and personal viewing of competitions from the bleachers or from the spectator berm, located amongst the birches.
Facility Rules
Trail Etiquette
Lodge/Stadium Rules
Summer Trail Usage
Venue Description
Members of the International Biathlon Union have described the Tenth Mountain Ski Center with its 30-station shooting range as "world class." The center is both a biathlon and cross-country facility that consists of 25 kilometers of ski trails, of which 3 km are lit for night skiing. During the snow-free months, a paved 1.5km loop is available for roller-skiing and roller blading. The venue is 280 meters above sea level.
10th Mountain LodgeThe beautiful Tenth Mountain lodge includes a greatroom, sauna, kitchen, competition office, a fieldstone fireplace, and a unique perspective of the biathlon stadium. The lodge is open for day use on weekends during the winter. The sauna and restrooms on the ground floor are open seven days/week.
Wax BuildingA 27-room wax building was built in 2003 and first used during the IBU World Cup in March 2004. The lower level is open to the public seven days a week for waxing. Rest room facilities are also available here. The ski rental room is also located on the bottom floor through door #17.
Stadium and Timing BuildingThe original Timing Building was moved in 2003 when the Stadium Production room was built. A two-story addition was added during fall 2007 in anticipation of the upcoming World cup. This building is situated in front of the competition finish area. The section that was removed was relocated to the other side of the bleachers and will be used as a concession stand during major events.
The shooting range is located in the stadium with 30 lanes with mechanical targets with night lighting on 10 targets. The site was awarded the International Biathlon Union Class B license in November 2002.
Spectators love the up close and personal viewing of competitions from the bleachers or from the spectator berm, located amongst the birches.
Facility Rules
Trail Etiquette
- Ski only in the indicated direction
- Pets are not allowed on any trail except the Volunteer Way. Please clean up after your dog
- Walking on groomed trails is prohibited
- Shoeshoeing is permitted on all trails. However, skiers have the right-of-way at all times ands snowshoeing is not permitted on the classic tracks
- Snowmobile use is prohibited.
- Grooming/maintenance equipment may be on the trails at any time. Please ski with caution.
Lodge/Stadium Rules
- Smoking is prohibited.
- If you use the kitchen, please leave it cleaner than when you arrived. Do not leave any food or beverages behind.
- Do not adjust the heat.
- In the evening, please shut off all lights if you are the last one out of the building.
- If you use the sauna, please follow all posted regulations.
- Be respectful of athletes who are staying at the lodge. The top floor is closed to the public at all times.
- Skis and poles may not be brought into the building. A public wax room is available in the wax building and is open at all times.
- Use the tunnel to access the lodge. Do not walk across ski trails.
- Skiing on the shooting range is not permitted at any time.
Summer Trail Usage
- Motorized vehicles are prohibited from trails
- The roller loop is open only to roller skiing/roller blading and walking/running. Roller skiers/bladers have the right of way.
- Biking on trails is encouraged. However, the roller loop is not open to biking other than to quickly access other trails and to return to the lodge. Please use caution and stay to the far right. Do not make repeated loops on the pavement.
- Helmets are required when roller skiing/blading
- Keep all dog restrained, especially on roller loop.