To get to this run, it is easiest to follow the Nito Ascent SW route. Though this is steeper and more difficult than climbing the W facing terrain, it is more direct. Ascend approximately 200-250 m until reaching the bench where the trees begin to thin. From here, drop in back to the S towards Route 66, to the riders right of your uphill track. This is a very simple and straightforward ski tour for beginners or those short on time due to its proximity to the road and the fact that you essentially walk up the face you will ski down.

The slope starts as a convexity, turning into a concavity after the roll. The steep trees at the top are too widely spaced to anchor the slope, and the wind commonly makes this a thin spot in the snowpack that can be easy to trigger due to the terrain's S facing nature. Exercise caution here, then enjoy your run as the terrain rolls away for the next 150 metres. There are playful features to have lots of fun off through here. Going farther to the right will bring you close to the creek that denotes the Nito SW Nose run. The creek can have open water and be a nasty little terrain trap early in the season.

The run begins to level off after 100 metres, and the trees tighten back up. They are fun to cruise through and there are still small stumps and features to jump off.

Ski onto the road slowly, even if following old tracks. There is a large water bar on the uphill side of the road that takes a lot of snow to get covered. Hitting this big dip at full speed would be a bad way to end a great ski day. You will have walked past this on your way out along the road before entering the forest, so it will not be an unfamiliar obstacle. This water bar usually takes until mid January at least to get covered.

Once on the road, follow it back to the trailhead or put your skins on and use your skin track for another lap!