Beginner terrain is only 10%, making it not the easiest place for learners. Intermediate and Advanced share at both 45% of the terrain, however many people will tell you it leans a bit more towards the advanced being that TC is just so darn steep.
The mighty 6-seater express gets you to the top of the mountain in about 5 minutes. From there you can choose one of the many LONG runs back down to the base or you can jump over to the saddle basin (wicked in fresh powder). The much dreaded T-bar has gotten a face lift to a 4 seater lift. Be warned it takes about 8minutes.
If you are really keen for it you can hike up to the summit. It is worth the trek, specially on a powder day, and since not too many people do it you can get some great fresh runs. An alternative to the summit is the southridge. An easier walk and sometimes better lines. A terrain park was introduced in 2006 but is still a bit small compared to it's neighbor at a Cardrona.

As for facilities, TC is more about the snow than the flashy extras. There is no accommodation up the mountain and only one cafeteria, but the food and coffees are above ski standard good. They do rent out for all your equipment needs and a lift ticket will cost you $99 for adult and $65 for a half day starting at 12:30pm. A season's pass has sky rocketed in the past 3 years causing a lot of talk among locals. Pre-season price stands at $1,500.

Highly recommended for those who take their skiing and boarding seriously. Recommended for those who want to try and take their skiing/boarding to the next level and just to take in the stellar views.

Season runs from late June to early October with lifts operating between 9am and 4pm daily.