#alpine-terrain

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2 days ago

Les Deux Alpes, France, Report: Endless Vertical, Glacier Powder, and a Mountain That Just Keeps Going - SnowBrains

Les Deux Alpes offers extensive skiing terrain with significant vertical drops and quick access to high alpine areas.
fromUnofficial Networks
1 week ago

Skier Demonstrates How Not To Drop Into Corbet's Couloir @ Jackson Hole

Corbet's Couloir is considered by many to be the most difficult ski run on the continent. With a 20-foot drop and 50-degree pitch, the margin for error is slight and the consequences of blundering are severe.
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fromSnowBrains
3 weeks ago

Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, BC, Trip Report: Elevated Skiing and Apres - SnowBrains

Kicking Horse Mountain Resort delivers exceptional powder skiing with dramatic terrain ranging from steep tree runs to wide-open alpine bowls, offering rewarding conditions when accessed decisively during storm days.
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fromSnowBrains
1 month ago

Les Arcs, France, Report: Casual Backside, No-Fall Frontside, & Endless Chutes with Pierre The Local - SnowBrains

Les Arcs offers exceptional lift-accessed terrain with minimal hiking, featuring challenging chutes and varied snow conditions that appeal to advanced skiers seeking adventure.
fromSnowBrains
1 month ago

Banff Sunshine Village, AB, Report: Beautiful Location, Big-Mountain Feel & Diverse Terrain - %

Located just 15-20 minutes from downtown Banff, the adventure begins at the Gondola Base. Eight passengers at a time ascend 1,650 vertical feet over roughly three miles in about 20 minutes. Along the way are stunning views in every direction. There are three stations along the way - a mid-line directional change, the Goat's Eye offload, and finally the upper village terminal.
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fromSnowBrains
1 month ago

Kicking Horse, BC, Report: Ridge Runs & Big Mountain Feels - SnowBrains

Kicking Horse delivers steep, uncompromising alpine terrain that demands decisive lines, adapts to changing snow and weather, and still offers family-friendly lower-mountain options.
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