Bonanza is your typical Breckenridge blue run with a wide open feel and a nice intermediate pitch. Even early intermediates will enjoy this groomed daily pitch, with gentle rolls and lots of room to turn. This can get very crowded.
The main (and best) green trail at Whitetail. You can either start at the top using the Lift Off Quad or use the First Class Magic Carpet which brings you up about 1/3 of the way. That of course means the bottom third of this trail is heavy with classes and people learning to ski. But for solid Green trail skiers this is a great gradual wide open slope.
Swinger is an easier green coming as one of the options off of Springmeier. This is wide and short and joins up with Crescendo for the flat and crowded trip to the bottom. This is usually groomed and intermediates will have no problems here.
Springmeier is typically the very first run to open each year. This is because skiers of mostly all abilities can handle it. The top section is classified as blue, but if you use 5 Chair, you’ll only get the green. The best time to catch this run is early, because it becomes very popular as the day goes on.
Great Blue/Green run off of Peak 8
Red Rover is basically a traverse from the bottom of Peak 9 over to the Beaver Run SuperChair. This is very flat and more of a way to get from here to there than a trail.