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You might have to go to Europe for the long wide green run. Many green runs are "slow zones", is that what you'd like to see more of?

It’s really just Green, Blue, Black, Double Black rather than Green, Blue, Red, Black.

Burnt stew and harmony ridge are great. You can get to harmony ridge from Peak if you are happy doing a 1 minute walk.

Great! How is it? I’ve not been in this year.

@@RawPOV it was great. Had about 6" of fresh on 12/31 at the peak. Sweating by the bottom!

Yeah it’s a tough one in the wet. Great trail though!

For sure! It doesn’t require that much speed but remember that the GoPro makes everything look slower as it’s wide angle!

@@RawPOV ok thanks

@@RawPOVsorry i hate to be that guy but it actually looks slower because of how the videos cropped in. with gopros, the wider you have the field of view the faster it looks like you’re going.

@@TheDHJunkie that is good to know! I had always thought it was the angle.

Thankfully most of the rock in Squamish is incredibly grippy.

A few tricky lines on that. Some of them may be smoother to drop but the landings aren’t that pleasant.

Lots of holes, even A-Line is full of holes, we need rain!

@harrietparnis498 I think you’d like it. Blue size jumps and the gap is all in your head!

Sure! Is there a particular trail you want to see?

@@RawPOV can you do the phat Wednesday route please: springnar & call me maybe. And also the new jump trails (shake & bake & insomnia I think?)

I can tow you through it!

It’s particularly narrow and scraped at 1:45. Like you mentioned, getting across to the skiers right gives a longer and more consistent pitch. There is a higher entrance too but I’ve not done that this year.

Rocky entrance this year but it’s starting to fill in nicely!

Such a good run, especially when it’s freshly groomed!

Thanks! Any other runs you want to see?

Agreed. I was JUST there last week and I couldn't find a proper line that didn't involve almost snagging my skis on some exposed rocks.

I just put up a video of west cirque from last week. The top is definitely quite rocky still!

Hi Michael, sure. Let me know the details!

@@RawPOV Shaw Spotlight is local cable access and we would use your existing and new content, to build a show for the channel. No cost at all to you and you maintain ALL the copyrights to any content.

@Michael Kast - sure, just be sure to credit the channel

For sure! I don’t often get conditions that good in the cirque so it was quite dreamy!

It’s a great trail for snowboarders too. Beginners may have some issues holding speed for the flats though. Fantastic views and well worth the skate too

I’m looking forward to it, although it will be a very long lap with the chair situation. They are the Corvus.

Most likely. Normally the alpine is open by around the mid to end of December but it really depends on the snowfall. Fingers crossed for this year!

@@RawPOV Is it generally quiet in January?

@@Puzzoozoo , January is a good time to visit. There is normally a good base by then and the runs are much less busy than over Christmas

@@PuzzoozooI’m going to Jan 21-26, be careful going around mlk day 3 day weekends are popular out there. I’m just hoping the lines are short and Christmas decorations are still up

true. especially your legs, besides stamina. you're legs would probably give out before you run out of breath lol. The gym definitely builds endurance in your quads, hamstrings, and calves.

This is next to the top of harmony chair. Take a small walk up to the right. You can see it on other maps like FATMAP.

I often get the nerves about a rock snagging my skis in terrain like that. It’s definitely more of a consideration if you are skiing in exposed terrain.

@@RawPOV In April we were skiing straight down from Seventh Heaven in thru the glades. Starting on the right side of the buildings. Lots of snow -open and easy to see the terrain. But even so my skis hit rocks a few times. Luckily nothing a base grind wont fix.

A little steeper than west cirque I think, the entrance is also a slightly more committing move.

@@RawPOV OK ill do it next szn

It’s horrendous getting into it this year. No access, it’s just a 10-15 ft drop in over the cornice.

Nice, yeah lots of debris in there this year

Go pro effect

This one is with the chest mount. I like both the chest and helmet mounts.

@@RawPOV I tried with the chest mount and it was looking at my legs and skis only. do you have it pointing straight from your chest or angled up?

Yes, great skis, mine are kind of beat up now, hoping to try the new ones soon.

It’s a tough one with no stopping.

Awesome, I hope you got some good turns and great views!

Can’t go wrong with great views when skiing!

@@RawPOV No doubt, thanks for replying btw and just because you replied I get to take another trip down with ya! Oh man love it! I skied this run a few times a bit ago and needed to be refreshed and in fact the whole time I skied this it was super POW days and the visibility was very low hence my need for this view! Regardless what camera are you using, it's mint at capturing footage!

It’s an awesome run in good snow, everything in that bowl is! I’m using the GoPro Hero 10 as of a few weeks ago. I upgraded from the Hero 8 and the horizon levelling is a huge bonus.

@@RawPOV Thank You...yes your video looks very good...I have the Hero 2 and 3 and am looking now to upgrade!

Hi Duel Blade, yes, there are lots of options to get into Robertsons. I’ll try to get something up soon!

@@RawPOV that you :)

Should count the GG laps of the season rather than days on the hill. A much better stat. 👌

This was from the top of harmony chair. Skiing Matthew’s Traverse then Burnt Stew is amazing on a clear day!

I trued go there but i landed somewhere else.

That’s awesome, it’s be great to see the photo!

You are right. It changed from a blue to a black this year. What run do you think is Whistler’s hardest blue?

@@RawPOV I'd suggest headwall or Upper peak to creak both shown as blue on the map

@@mikespectoryahooc great suggestions!