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Description
Heart of Darkness is a rocky, steep outcropping that offers excellent air with cliff drops up to 35 feet depending on snow conditions.
This line can be found on the rocky cliff-riddled spine located skiers' right of The Alphabet Chutes's A Chute.
The entrance of the chute, what is considered the trickiest and tightest part, will be well marked.
Depending on conditions, you'll have the options of jump-turning, straightlining, or side-stepping down the rocky and exposed entrance: the latter is probably the best bet for most skiers.
Then the chute opens up a bit though before one final challenge that varies on conditions: either tight turns through a very rocky and bare section, or a mandatory cliff drop if the conditions are less than ideal.
Afterwards, you'll join up with Lower A-Chute and eventually the run-out for the rest of the chutes in this area.
Not for the faint of "heart" (no pun intended)!