One Of My Favorite At Whistler….Just Did It In March This Year….For Some reason had a lot of Moguls this time, maybe because they got some snow that week.
This is one of the world's great runs. Unfortunately, it is rarely groomed. Be sure the conditions are good, because once you're on it, you're on it for the duration.
Whistler-Blackcomb gets so many skiers on the weekend that the groomed runs become icy by the afternoon (when this was filmed). Doesn't matter if it's been a powder day. I've experienced powder days at Stevens Pass where the groomers became ice by the afternoon, and it's the same problem. This video too, it snowed some the night before, but still. Unless it snows after the runs are groomed, the ice can't be avoided.
Considering I don't live in Seattle anymore, it's a little more difficult to get there now. As for Hidden Valley, maybe I can get my family to film it if they come up on a weekend.
Even if you were to carve, it would be impossible for anyone to make it down this run without stopping and without tired legs. Remember, this run is almost four miles long, with 5,000' of vertical. Unless you stop frequently, this is going to be a strenuous run for anyone, no matter your athletic abilities, and whether you carve or not.
Wow, one long run! Love it!
Props for giving space to the kid at 2:40 , not enough people ski with caution while around someone learning.
Thanks, I do the best I can, I was once at this stage of learning.
Beautiful video. It's so cool how it goes from no trees to taller and taller trees at the bottom!
That was sick, well done!
Seeing those clouds is sick though!
That was fun!
One Of My Favorite At Whistler….Just Did It In March This Year….For Some reason had a lot of Moguls this time, maybe because they got some snow that week.
Slope sound really icy.
Must be fun to hit it with sharp, stiff and dedicated carving skies.
My god brother, are you my cousin? haha that was smooth as hell all the way down
This is one of the world's great runs. Unfortunately, it is rarely groomed. Be sure the conditions are good, because once you're on it, you're on it for the duration.
Once below the Highway 86 trail, yes. I have seen what it's like ungroomed, I was expecting it to be rougher than it was in this recording.
At the bottom of creekside, there is a pub that does bucket of bones pork ribs!
Dustys
Quite a knee and leg burner, and by the icy sound of the surface the place could do with a fresh big dump.
Whistler-Blackcomb gets so many skiers on the weekend that the groomed runs become icy by the afternoon (when this was filmed). Doesn't matter if it's been a powder day. I've experienced powder days at Stevens Pass where the groomers became ice by the afternoon, and it's the same problem. This video too, it snowed some the night before, but still. Unless it snows after the runs are groomed, the ice can't be avoided.
You gotta go in the trees to find the good shit
the top part is always icy because it it is very exposed to the wind.
Where did all the Snoqualmie videos go? Have you forgotten about the new Hidden Valley lift?
Considering I don't live in Seattle anymore, it's a little more difficult to get there now. As for Hidden Valley, maybe I can get my family to film it if they come up on a weekend.
@@sorenjones oooookaaaaaay?
I have yet done this. Is this run all the way blue?
Yes
Cool video....If you are willing to go this fast then learn to carve turns and your legs wont get tired!
Even if you were to carve, it would be impossible for anyone to make it down this run without stopping and without tired legs. Remember, this run is almost four miles long, with 5,000' of vertical. Unless you stop frequently, this is going to be a strenuous run for anyone, no matter your athletic abilities, and whether you carve or not.
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