Statistics
Analysing terrain data
4
m
303
m
14
max°
Exposure
Exposure
The exposure grade describes the potential consequences of falling or slipping off the path.
Low Exposure: The path is on completely flat land and potential injury is limited to falling over.
Medium Exposure: The trail contains some obstacles such as outcroppings and rock which could cause injury.
High Exposure: Some trail sections have exposed ledges or steep ascents/descents where falling could cause serious injury.
Extreme Exposure: Some trail sections are extremely exposed where falling will almost certainly result in serious injury or death.
Description
Blue velvet is the first intermediate trail on the upper part of Whistler Mountain in the Garbonzo area.
It could be described as a chilled out version of Crank It Up.
It has a number of standout features including; a wooden bridge (which can be gapped), hipped step-ups, juicy flowy sender jumps, a few rock drops and wall rides.