"Requires 10" of snow. Sharp turns near the summit. From halfway point to base is suitable for novices, especially because of an extensive open slope which may be used for slalom racing."

Famous (locally) cut glade trail down the south face of the north mountain. Be sure to find the mailbox containing the logbook and let them know you skiied!

Not Sure if this is the original trail but its the best I could gather.

"Requires 12" of snow. This trail is quite steep and provides enjoyable and exciting skiing for the expert."

Down the current day "Summit Trail". "Requires 8" of snow. This trail is designed for the inexperienced skier."

"Requires 8" of snow" "An excellent intermediate run over a very smooth course"

Not part of the trail system, located Northeast of the North Uncanoonuc peak. "Requires 18" of snow. Intermediate class trail."

Will give you access to all the slopes on South Uncanoonuc

This is the where the old incline railway tracks were placed. Steep with a constant grade, you can choose to skin up or boot back. It will likely be tracked in by hikers unless you are chasing a fresh storm