Spectators at the Birds of Prey have three acess options:

1.) For those race fans on foot, special free downhill buses will depart from the Covered Bridge bus turn-around in Beaver Creek Village every five minutes on race days for the ten-minute ride to the Red Tail Finish Stadium.  Shuttles will also run for Downhill training.

2.) Skiers and snowboarders may access the Finish Stadium by riding the Centennial Express lift from the base of Beaver Creek and skiing down the Red Tail run, which is located to the right of the upper lift terminal.  The run will take spectators directly to the Finish Stadium.  Departure access for skiers will be via the new Birds of Prey Express Lift, featuring a six and one-half minute ride back up to Centennial.

3.) Athletically inclined spectators can access the finish stadium on snowshoes, via the Wagon Road Trail.  The Wagon Road can be reached by crossing the skier bridge from the Beaver Creek Nordic Center and turning right, past Rendezvous Cabin and the Beaver Creek Service Center.  Snowshoers will then pick up Lost Buck, following this trail past the water towers to the Wagon Road.  Snowshoeing will not be permitted on Dally, which will serve as the bus route.

Spectator parking will be located in the lower Beaver Creek lots, with free bus transportation provided to the Covered Bridge.  From there, spectators can catch the free buses to the finish area or walk through Beaver Creek Village to the Centennial Express lift.

The Red Tail Finish Stadium will contain bleacher seating and a large screen television for top-to-bottom race coverage, along with public concessions and race-related entertainment.