Freeriding Crested Butte, One of Colorado's Rowdiest Mountains

Big Tree Chute is the lowest skier's right hand boundary of Third Bowl through a natural chute between trees and rocks.

The Morning Glory Reacharound is a way to get back to Headwall after skiing the top pitch of Morning Glory.

Keyhole / Last Stash is a steep pitch in tight trees above Last Steep, accessed by a short side-step above "Easy Out" Exit To Paradise.

Rabbit Ears is a high, steep pitch into Headwall with many rocks off of the Headwall Ridge Traverse.

A bump run through the aspen trees

A chute below huge cliffs that descend into the top of Phoenix Bowl; when open, the upper entrance is only for people who like mandatory 10 foot air.

Hall of Fame is a Permanently Closed area off the peak over rocks and very exposed chutes into Upper Banana.

Land of Many Names is a pillow land with all types of 5-25 foot cliffs to bounce between.

Outta Sight Outta Mind has some serious pillows and spines through trees from the top of Teo 2.

Lower Parachute is the continuation of Upper Parachute through the main gut of Third with awesome tree chutes and pillows to play around with.

Good Luck Glades is the skier's right hand side of Third Bowl after the top pitches bench out above Lower Parachute and Solar Plexus.

Solar Plexus can be a pillow smashers dream over large and medium pillows if the conditions are right and it's not too sun baked.

Close Call is the left hand entrance of Third Bowl with demanding, tight, tree chutes through rocks that open up to a fun pitch.

Smuggler's Knob is the skier's right hand rope line area on a little bench under Good Luck Glades as it falls through steep, fun terrain into Lower Third Bowl.

Solar Junkyard and Magic Carpet form the skier's left hand side of Third Bowl after Solar Plexus and High Exit are joined by the Lower Third Bowl entrance from Phoenix Bowl.

Mushroom Cliffs Bowl has playful pillows and steep trees on the skier's right hand boundary of Third Bowl

Deep on the skier's right boundary of Teo 2 you'll find Whatever after taking the Teo 2 traverse all the way out.

Low Exit is a small bowl under High Exit where Lower Third Bowl entrance from Phoenix Bowl joins Lower Third Bowl via Solar Junkyard / Magic Carpet and you can head back into Phoenix Bowl.

Schnoid's are some tight, mellower trees found after Outta Sight Outta Mind on the skier's left hand side of Teo 2.

Steep tree chutes with larger cliffs and lines

Upper Parachute is the central entrance into Third Bowl, with big pillows or mandatory turns around them through the trees.

Big Hourglass is a permanently closed area on the skier's left side of lower Third Bowl sometimes used as freeride competition venue.

High Exit has some steep, fun, gladed skiing along the skier's left hand side of Third Bowl as it is joined by the Lower Third Bowl Entrance from Phoenix Bowl.

A fun tree run littered with small cliff drops.

Powder Rock Glade is the skier's left hand boundary of The Glades before it hits "Easy Out".

Leaning Tree Chute is an awesome, steep chute on the skier's right side of Dead End Chutes.

Tower 10 Glades is the most skier's left side of The Glades under the Paradise Express with fun tree skiing and powder stashes.

Slightly gladed playful terrain with some drops

Steep tree skiing with fun chutes and bony airs.

Stevie's is a big open pitch in the middle of The Glades below Honey Pie.

A quick clear steep pitch in the middle of a thick tree section in the trees between Big Chute and Headwall Glades

Paradise Lift Glade looks out over the Paradise area with big bumps and powder stashes.

Treeline is a steep, fun, rolling pitch along the skier's left side of Old Pro.

The Sink is a low-lying pow stash through aspen and pine forests off the Teocalli Lift.

A large cliff area in the far upper skier's right of the Sock it to Me Ridge.

Steep tree skiing through rocky terrain and fun lines.

A steep apron that funnels into a narrow mandatory cliff move before opening up in the runout.

Buck's Traverse gives you the chance to get back to Paradise Express from Last Steep if don't want to head to East River.

The steep end of the Horseshoe Ridge, offering bony airs and mini spines.

Timber Chutes are the tight trees on the skier's left of Paradise Cliffs.

A rocky cliff section near the bottom of the Staircase area.

Well pitched tree section in between Crystal and International.

A traverse from the West Side runs back to Aspen Park Road that saves you heading down Hockey Rink to Banana Exit.

A steep tree run containing cliffs and rocks near the Staircase section of the North Face.

A wide bowl that begins with large cliffs in the hike to terrain skier's right of Spellbound Bowl.

Steep chutes that end in large cliffs at the bottom of the North Face.

Headwall East

Hidden Chutes are steep tree chutes off of Sunset Ridge in Funnel.

A bump run originally cut for the Old Silver Queen Gondola.

Total Recall can be a hidden West Side pow stash through steep trees with some small cliffs at the bottom.

A thick tree run through the steep trees that separate Slot Rocks and Sock it to Me Ridge.

Predator offers steep trees and fun skiing after a storm off of Sunset Ridge.

A steep, gnarly run that ends in a mandatory 15 foot cliff band.

The bottom of Funnel ends in the Pygmy Spear Garden, a lower angle powder field with bumps, small trees, and bushes.

A steep rocky run with a closeout choke on the far skier's left of Sock it to Me Ridge.

A steep cliff section on the lower side of the mountain.

Cut bump run off the left side of International bordering Championship.

An open field of turns beyond the trees on Silvanite's left hand boundary.

Pungee/V-Tree Chutes hide between The Glades and Tower 11 Chutes.

House Rock and Weather Station are powder stashes off of the Silver Queen that put you into Upper Forest.

The skier's right side of the West Wall of Paradise Bowl, which includes the Elevator Shaft.

Sunset Ridge is a classic spring line in Crested Butte on the western boundary of the resort.

Nub's Knob has some awesome aspen tree skiing in steeper terrain in the Bakery Trees.

A long shaded chute in the in the Staircase section of the North Face.

Honey Pie is the opening section of The Glades with rolling powder pitches, trees, and pillow options.

Figure 11 Chutes are some steep, rocky tree chutes to the skier's right of Big Chute and skier's left of Sunny Glade.

A steep thicker tree section on the far skiers left of the Sock it to Me Ridge.

Chiquita holds soft snow hours after the powder frenzy on the skier's left side of Banana.

Steep but playful gladed terrain above the Staircase section of North Face.

Slipper's technical rocks and pillows offer a steeper finish to Hawk's Nest and Old Pro onto "Easy Out" Exit to Paradise.

Back to back knolls off the skier's right of Hawk's Nest used to access the Sock it to Me Ridge.

Tunnel and Walk Out have great fall line skiing under Old Pro and Treeline onto the "Easy Out" Exit to Paradise.

The Beaver Slides are the sweet powder trees between Silver Queen Road and Ruby Road above Keystone Ridge.

Quick's and No See Um are hidden tree runs in The Glades that access Stevie's, Paradise Lift Glade, and Powder Rock Glade through quick pitches and trees.

Down and Out is the bottom of Teo 2 as the terrain benches out and you head back up the Teocalli Exit to Paradise.

Marley's Glade

Ghost Rider

Very steep, rocky bowl with tricky chutes and large airs.

A billy goat line through the middle of the main rock section of headwall.

Gerry's is the group of steep trees in the skier's left area of Tower 11 Chutes.