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Runs like this and angelfood everyone already knows how to get there, but still gotta keep some secrets like balls falls, and hazleton.

Part of it’s the go pro effect, everything looks less steep on go pro and part of it is just confidence and good skiing

@@matthewschmid565in which I have neither lol

@@Butter_Man868 Lol you'll get there in time just keep skiing.

It’s not rlly a specific trail but if your looking at the trail map it is on the right side of Jupiter peak from the top. I think it might be called dead tree or west face but there aren’t rlly signs it’s more or less a freestyle playground. I spent 4 days at park city last year and definitely had enough time to put a big dent in the place. I’d say stay to canyons more as it’s less crowded and also if you do the hike to 9990 that whole area is amazing.

Thanks

Not terrible for the Catskills

It has that one head wall that’s rlly steep

Vermonts awesome have fun

Thanks but I’ve skied trails much harder than this it was just my first time going through it so didn’t exactly know where I was going and where to drop in. Ski poles would help on runs like these but with that being said I’ve been skiing my whole life and never used them. I feel like I can get lower in my carve without them

It’s right under the new lift

Thanks bro

@@Randomly-x1n lol

I didn't get on either of those lifts and I probably won't be back to hunter for a few months.

@@tylergreen9888 True, balls falls is a little harder to get to but much nicer on the wall

Never been at hunter when either of those trails have been open so can’t say for sure

@ eh I think you can do it! You demolished racer’s edge ! Balls of steel

@ thanks I can def do it it’s just never been open while I’m there

@ lol it’s barely open

@@Randomly-x1n it’s a solid mountain but not worth the price for a day. Most of the trails feel similar but it does have some steeps. If u have an ikon pass try it out.

@ ah. I see these conditions look pretty ugly right now, are they as icy and mogul filled like Hunter?

@@Randomly-x1n when I went they got an inch the night before but everything was still pretty icy but not many moguls

@@liamkingsbury7438 yeah I realize traverses like these they’d be helpful but I feel I can get lower in my carve without them so that’s mainly why I don’t use them.

@@matthewschmid565 no i mean like while linking turns in moguls and trees, getting a strong pole plant can reset your upperbody really well. Idk man, i really think you should try them for a day🤷‍♂

@ yeah I’ve tried my dads poles for a few runs here or there and they def help a bit through moguls but I’ve been skiing my whole life without them so I’ll prob stick to skiing without

@@jasonpizzo2897 yeah on woods and moguls they can help but I feel I can get lower on my carve without them which is why I don’t use them

@@matthewschmid565 Hmm... interesting... lol

Never used them in my life. On a trail like this theyd prob be a little helpful

@@matthewschmid565you might like snowboarding

@@PhilDesmondyeah Alr bud

Lol definitely destroyed mine

@ I got wiped out on racer’s edge’s moguls 😭 And also the conditions on overlook weren’t as great as Clair’s.

Yeah this trail is north facing and always very icy

@@matthewschmid565to be honest… it can’t compete with the ice in overlook 👀

@@matthewschmid565well… I’m kinda wrong. But they have similar conditions

Thanks, I’ve never used poles in my life so when I learned to carve I just learned without them. I kind of like it better without poles I feel like I can get lower in the carve

@ we’re quite similar. Except you have a higher edge angle and more flow

@ oh yeah, never use poles if you started without. Every single second you’ll fall. And you fumble real hard. Trust me, it’s never fun

I’ve used them before a run here or there and I like it a little better on moguls but not to carve

Racers is a little steeper but they’re very similar

@ yeah you’re kinda right. But I think Eisenhower is listed as a black because it has a somewhat break area down the middle. Oh yeah, what do you think is the HARDEST black diamond in Hunter? Not double black, I mean singular black

I’d say twilight is pretty steep and has a turn at the bottom of it

@@matthewschmid565 in my opinion, it’d be overlook or upper k27

Yeah upper k27 is pretty steepg

Thanks everything’s good

damn its called ice

Yeah I cut sound on chairlift rides

It was my first time at Stratton so wasn’t entirely sure where to enter

@@matthewschmid565 Hug the tree line and you'll get a really amazing trail through the evergreens. There is a sign but you might miss it if you are zipping down

alright got it for next time

Yeah it’s pretty steep but not crazy hard. Just some exposed stuff with not a lot of snow fall

@I’m going soon, what are some of the better double black trails

Are u looking for the easiest double blacks or the best ones on the mountain

Yes if u go a little further it opens up into whitewater

It’s a black

Technically they rate this a double but it’s not much

Eh it’s Shawnee, they don’t rlly have much that’s steeper so this is probably the best they have to rate a black

Stratton doesn’t exactly have much challenging terrain so they rate most of their glades adjacent to blacks double blacks

Glad you enjoyed it

Nah

Yeah most likely, sometimes they let the bumps build up

oh thats sick, u worked at belleayre

@@Ian-mv4qq yes definitely flatter

@matthewschmid565 Thanks! So would it be safe enough for a first timer?

Yeah most likely, I’d say take a few runs down the bunny slope first though. Because it is a narrow trail so you will probably need to know how to do a pizza and slow yourself down first

No problem