Infinite slopes
Revolving slopes simulate mountain skiing and snowboarding with adjustable speed and incline, for beginners through experts.
About BluerunA ski lodge
A ski lodge
in Livingston
Inspired by ski towns and mountain culture, built for skiers and snowboarders of every level to train all year.
The technology
Two machines, one goal
Train technique and build muscle memory year-round, with less injury risk than learning on the hill.
Interactive simulators
SkyTech replicates real slopes with precise feedback to improve technique and build strength.
What the pros say
Trusted by World Cup athletes
“Being able to practice when you’re not anywhere close to the snow is really cool. You improve a lot faster because you get a lot more repetition.”Mikaela Shiffrin · Three-time Overall World Cup champion
“SkyTech is by far the closest thing we’ve seen to replicating conditioning outside of the snow.”Sasha Rearick · US Ski Team men’s head coach
“A great way to teach people how to get over the outside ski and learn proper movement in transition.”Steven Nyman · US Ski Team, World Cup downhill winner
“Unbelievably realistic! You’re sliding and edging the skis, and when you step out you realise substantial work has been done.”Ophélie David · French Ski Cross Team, world champion
The space
Inside Bluerun
Questions first-timers ask
Everything you need to feel ready for your first lesson.
What’s the difference between a First Timer lesson and a Private Lesson?
The First Timer lesson ($149) is for people who have never skied or snowboarded. It covers the fundamentals and how your equipment works, with about 30 minutes on the slope. Equipment is included and fitted for you.
A Private Lesson ($139) is for people who have been a couple of times and want more help: 45 minutes on the slope with your coach. After your First Timer lesson, book private lessons or a pack, equipment included.
Infinite Slope or SkyTech: which should I start with?
The Infinite Slope is a revolving carpet slope with adjustable speed and incline, for skiing or snowboarding. SkyTech is an interactive simulator with on-screen courses and instant feedback on your technique.
For a first lesson we recommend the Infinite Slope. Try SkyTech in your next sessions.
What should I wear? Do you provide equipment?
We provide skis, ski boots, snowboards, snowboard boots and helmets, fitted at the start of your session. Wear athletic clothes and long socks. No shorts, short sleeves or denim on the slope.
You can bring your own boots and helmet. Please don’t bring your own skis or snowboard: equipment must be de-waxed and edged so it doesn’t damage the slope surface.
What’s the difference between Peak and Off-Peak packs?
It’s the same lesson with the same coach. Off-Peak packs are cheaper because they can only be used during quieter hours: Mon–Fri before 3pm and Sat–Sun after 2pm. Peak packs work any time.
Can 2, 3 or 4 people take a lesson together?
Yes. Two people share one slope in a Semi-Private lesson ($209). Group Slope Lessons take up to four skiers on one slope for $299 per session (skiing only). Larger groups book both slopes at once.
In a Semi-Private lesson one rider can ski while the other snowboards.
Is there a minimum age?
Children can start skiing from age 3. We recommend snowboarding from age 6. For ages 3–6 see Bluerun Junior.
How similar to snow are the indoor slopes?
The slope surface is a thick turf that is softer and more forgiving than outdoor artificial slopes, though not as soft as snow. It rewards good technique, so skills learned here transfer well to real snow.
How do I book?
All sessions are booked in advance online. Book here or call the front desk.
Contact us
Call973.559.8001
Emailhello@blue-run.com
Address82 Naylon Ave, Livingston, NJ 07039
HoursMon–Fri 10am–9pm
Sat–Sun 9am–6pm
Sat–Sun 9am–6pm
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