Once you've reached the saddle, either put on climbing skins or begin boot packing towards the 10,420 feet peak straight ahead. When a boot pack is already set, this hike takes about 15 minutes. From the top you'll be able to see the backside of Park City and Deer Valley lifts to the North, as well as the Heber Valley to the East.

Once you're at the top there are several options to ski back towards the resort. For the main run with the most consistent coverage, head north-west to the other side of the peak towards a smaller sub peak. Getting on top of this sub peak will require a short sidestep/hike. From here, ski straight towards the west. There is moderately thick pine forest, with much of it wide open. The pitch is long and consistent, meandering through old growth pine trees and aspen trees alike. After a few hundred feet of skiing, you will be at the traverse after the Sunny Glades run. Make sure not to cut off this traverse, or you will have to walk back on the road. The traverse out will be in tall pine trees for most of the way, with a sharp left turn as soon as you start to see aspen trees. This traverse isn't groomed but is usually obvious from ski traffic. As it wraps around the final sections, you will see some cabins on your right as you begin to approach the resort.