935 m away
Butt Crack
A favorite backcountry zone among locals.
Moderate Freeride Skiing
- Distance
- 651 m
- Ascent
- 1 m
- Descent
- 221 m
The easiest woods trail
Freeride Skiing Easy
This is a popular freeride skiing route which is generally considered to be easy. It's not remote, it features low exposure (e1) and is typically done between December and March. From a low point of 531 m to the maximum altitude of 545 m, the route covers 132 m, 0 vertical metres of ascent and 14 vertical metres of descent. It's graded 1.1 and Labande grade 1.
Sometimes this "trail" has too much powder it also has a pipe, watch out for the pipe. My friend almost broke his leg on the pipe.
Easy
Wide gentle slopes at around 20 degrees or less.
935 m away
A favorite backcountry zone among locals.
Moderate Freeride Skiing
1.1 km away
A short little stash off Cross Cut #2
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A popular patch of woods that are always fun to ski.
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2.1 km away
One of the most popular hardwood glades in The Notch
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2.2 km away
A frozen riverbed that’s almost as wide as a ski trail.
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2.2 km away
A massive backcountry glade with a number of drop ins
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12 routes · Freeride Skiing