It says North America but you never mentioned any Canadian runs. If you were to make a hardest ski runs in Canada number 1 should be delirium dive at sunshine village.
Have you ever been to Blackcomb or Kicking Horse? Each of those has several named runs harder than some of the ones on your list. I think you failed to list anything from Canada in fact.
There's a drop right next to corbet's couloir named s and s couloir, which is even harder than corbet's. You never really hear about it because almost no one ever dares to try it
P4 at Mammoth is not the toughest run at Mammoth. Star chute or Kiwi Flats is much harder as is Phillipes, Balls to the Walls, Jr's, MJB, Cowboys. They are all much harder then P4.
@@12YearOldHiker Maybe if you enter next to the little tree on P4. I still say MJB’s is harder, but it is a coin flip. I think Varmits when there is enough snow is steeper then both
What is the difference between Balls to the Wall and Heavos Grande anyway? I agree with you anyway, Phillipe's and Kiwi Flats are pretty gnarly, especially early season.
Huevos Grande is the named trail that drops into Dave’s. Top of the World is the cliff band between Huevos and Climax, with Upper Huevos (skiers right), Balls (middle), and Cowboys (skiers left)
Absolutely! I have skied everything but Kiwi. I've even done air Jordan, Corbet's and big couloir. The one I have turned my back on is couloir at whistler a few times when conditions are too dicey. Little colouir is probably the only other one that would prove a challenge and the down climb to pipeline at snowbird
Ya some of that looks fun but you guys should ride north of the border for a real challenge. Kill the Banker and the Glades on the edge, Wild West and Delerium just to name a couple
I did a bit of the bottom Fingers in April skiing down to Village Run intersection. I faceplanted once as i missed the arrow sign pointing me to the right. Didn't smash myself or my skis up on the exposed rocks so all good. Indeed the Fingers are no joke, and on a big pow day you've got to get to KT22 EARLY, because quarter to 8am on Cinco Dey Mayo I was already a couple hundred skiers back. Of course within an hr of waiting I'm sure there were a couple of thousand behind me! 12 runs in 4.5 hrs lift lines SUCKED that day!
when mad river glen and other east coast terrain makes the list and the big or little couloir of Big Sky montana dont i have to question the validity of the list.. i also have to question whether this was just an unoriginal, rip off of all the other videos and articles that name these same runs.. how many of these runs have you actually rode? most likely one or two and then just copied a list from somewhere else, as someone who has rode corberts the little couloir of Big Sky has a butt pucker factor twice that of Corberts, one wrong move and you are dead.. despite the name the little couloir is far more intimidating than the big, im pretty sure the big vs little just refers to width, if you see either of those runs during summer, you'll find yourself saying "thats a literal cliff face.. and people ski it??"
That is Phillipes. Next to p4. Either way there are like 12 steeper runs at mammoth. I’m from vt and none of the resorts there deserve to be on that list.
The big is hard, but there are many trails that are more difficult, even at big sky. It is advertised as being the hardest and steepest slope on the mountain, but headwaters runs such as hells half acre, Jack Creek, Rock Creek, and some other headwaters and a/z chute runs are harder. However, if pipeline should be counted in this list, the little couloir should also be counted.
I've skied three of these runs. And the footage in the video is less that half on the actual trail. It makes me wonder how accurate the footage is of the other 4. Great idea for a video though. Map highlighting is off too. How do you miss the trails on the map?
So... none of these are for the faint of heart? There should probably be some Canadian runs in here. Also, the footage shown should actually be from that run, not some random shots from Colorado resorts.
Hardest ski run ever idea: Backwards, one ski only, icy moguls that appear randomly, no vision, no hearing, upside down tungsten poles that each weigh 50 pounds, doing the Macarena, solving rocket science equations and the 7 million dollar math equations, 24 hour slope, have to start at the top, a mosquito bit your nose at the start, 89 degree slope, no stopping, you randomly have to complete a 710 degree spin jump every 10 seconds, you only get the completion once to do a quintuple backflip onto the spiky platform at the bottom and completely and fluently recite every last script Shakespeare ever wrote while alternating between mandarin and ancient Egyptian and keep a steady 5 words a second and not ever messing up, you have to stay on the course for the entire time, you have to win the lottery, balance a tea cup on your head the entire time, you are starving, and you have a child on your back.
The Fingers at PAL-ISS-AHH-DEES? Pronunciation aside, yes The Fingers is an incredibly technical run, but Eagles Nest, Chimney and Main are even more grueling and terrifying.
Almost none of the shots about Paradise were actually of Paradise, and that _definitely_ is not where it is on the map. I'd rank Kinsman Glade at Cannon as harder, just as steep and dense but a lot longer.
@@mountain_sight Delirium Dive and Wild West at Sunshine Village and Kill The Banker at Revelstoke come to mind. I hear there are some crazy runs at Kicking Horse and Whistler, but I am less familiar with those. If you have to look up just one, I would recommend Delirium Dive.
Lol I guess there isn’t much footage of the actual runs seeing as a ton of this is random shots of stuff that has nothing to do with the runs you’re talking about
I'm wondering if any of these runs are for the faint of heart. He didn't say.
Me when s&s coulier
It says North America but you never mentioned any Canadian runs. If you were to make a hardest ski runs in Canada number 1 should be delirium dive at sunshine village.
No delirium no rob the banker no Wild West…dude need to remove the North out of his title
Silver City if we're counting historic runs
What about those insane ones at kicking horse?
Have you ever been to Blackcomb or Kicking Horse? Each of those has several named runs harder than some of the ones on your list. I think you failed to list anything from Canada in fact.
There's a drop right next to corbet's couloir named s and s couloir, which is even harder than corbet's. You never really hear about it because almost no one ever dares to try it
nah bro when rambo is only number 7 i know this list is going to get wild
It’s actually not a ranked list, but curious to know how you would rank these?
What abt s and s couloir
IF PEOPLE KEEP SAYING CC IS HARDER THAN S&S ONE MORE TIME IM GONNA CRY
P4 at Mammoth is not the toughest run at Mammoth. Star chute or Kiwi Flats is much harder as is Phillipes, Balls to the Walls, Jr's, MJB, Cowboys. They are all much harder then P4.
MJB's is not harder than P4, I've skied them both, p4 to phillpes is harder.
@@12YearOldHiker Maybe if you enter next to the little tree on P4. I still say MJB’s is harder, but it is a coin flip. I think Varmits when there is enough snow is steeper then both
P4 is like the 4th hardest run at Mammoth lol. Should've put Phillipe's, Kiwi Flats, or Balls to the Wall
What is the difference between Balls to the Wall and Heavos Grande anyway? I agree with you anyway, Phillipe's and Kiwi Flats are pretty gnarly, especially early season.
Huevos Grande is the named trail that drops into Dave’s. Top of the World is the cliff band between Huevos and Climax, with Upper Huevos (skiers right), Balls (middle), and Cowboys (skiers left)
S&S Couloir, right next to Corbet's, should be #1
Was at a party in Sandy, UT once. A dude at the party had skied the one at Snowbird that morning.
You couldn’t chisel the grin off his face.
The headwaters and A-Z chutes, triple blacks are harder than these. They are located at the Big Sky Resort
Pali-sahd-ees?
Lmao I don't understand why he would think THAT's the way its pronounced.
Paula Saudis
one run that should definitely be here is kiwi flats mammoth.
Absolutely! I have skied everything but Kiwi. I've even done air Jordan, Corbet's and big couloir. The one I have turned my back on is couloir at whistler a few times when conditions are too dicey. Little colouir is probably the only other one that would prove a challenge and the down climb to pipeline at snowbird
Ya some of that looks fun but you guys should ride north of the border for a real challenge. Kill the Banker and the Glades on the edge, Wild West and Delerium just to name a couple
I did a bit of the bottom Fingers in April skiing down to Village Run intersection. I faceplanted once as i missed the arrow sign pointing me to the right. Didn't smash myself or my skis up on the exposed rocks so all good. Indeed the Fingers are no joke, and on a big pow day you've got to get to KT22 EARLY, because quarter to 8am on Cinco Dey Mayo I was already a couple hundred skiers back. Of course within an hr of waiting I'm sure there were a couple of thousand behind me! 12 runs in 4.5 hrs lift lines SUCKED that day!
when mad river glen and other east coast terrain makes the list and the big or little couloir of Big Sky montana dont i have to question the validity of the list.. i also have to question whether this was just an unoriginal, rip off of all the other videos and articles that name these same runs.. how many of these runs have you actually rode? most likely one or two and then just copied a list from somewhere else, as someone who has rode corberts the little couloir of Big Sky has a butt pucker factor twice that of Corberts, one wrong move and you are dead.. despite the name the little couloir is far more intimidating than the big, im pretty sure the big vs little just refers to width, if you see either of those runs during summer, you'll find yourself saying "thats a literal cliff face.. and people ski it??"
That is Phillipes. Next to p4. Either way there are like 12 steeper runs at mammoth. I’m from vt and none of the resorts there deserve to be on that list.
You should mention that Pipeline at Snowbird is rarely open. The conditions have to be just right. Also no Big Couloir at Big Sky?
The big is hard, but there are many trails that are more difficult, even at big sky. It is advertised as being the hardest and steepest slope on the mountain, but headwaters runs such as hells half acre, Jack Creek, Rock Creek, and some other headwaters and a/z chute runs are harder. However, if pipeline should be counted in this list, the little couloir should also be counted.
I've skied three of these runs. And the footage in the video is less that half on the actual trail. It makes me wonder how accurate the footage is of the other 4. Great idea for a video though. Map highlighting is off too. How do you miss the trails on the map?
Really Nothing from Canada? Also El Diablo from Marmot is harder than alot of these runs.
Corbets, P4, and the fingers aren’t even the hardest runs at their respective resorts 😭
So... none of these are for the faint of heart? There should probably be some Canadian runs in here. Also, the footage shown should actually be from that run, not some random shots from Colorado resorts.
yes no mention of kicking horse or whistler blackcomb.
I’ve done the fingers too
I’ve done Dodgers drop too😮😮😮
I think corporate core are too😮😮
Nice video! Smugglers notch also has some tough terrain for the east coast, some unmarked trails that are pretty challenging
Thank you!
Hardest ski run ever idea:
Backwards, one ski only, icy moguls that appear randomly, no vision, no hearing, upside down tungsten poles that each weigh 50 pounds, doing the Macarena, solving rocket science equations and the 7 million dollar math equations, 24 hour slope, have to start at the top, a mosquito bit your nose at the start, 89 degree slope, no stopping, you randomly have to complete a 710 degree spin jump every 10 seconds, you only get the completion once to do a quintuple backflip onto the spiky platform at the bottom and completely and fluently recite every last script Shakespeare ever wrote while alternating between mandarin and ancient Egyptian and keep a steady 5 words a second and not ever messing up, you have to stay on the course for the entire time, you have to win the lottery, balance a tea cup on your head the entire time, you are starving, and you have a child on your back.
Are any of these runs not for “the faint of heart?”
The Fingers at PAL-ISS-AHH-DEES? Pronunciation aside, yes The Fingers is an incredibly technical run, but Eagles Nest, Chimney and Main are even more grueling and terrifying.
I’m done paranoid 4😮😮
paranoid4 is kiwi flats not paranoid4
No, the video shows a combination of p4 and Phillipe's. Kiwi flats is way gnarlier!!!
@@hitchhiker6150 I Found star chute and the hemlocks gnarly too.
30% of the terrain at Whistler Blackcomb exceeds most of this listed runs......
Air Jordan at whistler
Air Jordan or D.O.A
Sudan and Pacalolo on Blackolmb
Naw air Jordan and D.O.A are harder
Lol, hardest runs in North America and not one from Canada?!?
Nice video…thx
Thanks!
Why is everyone stealing each other videos of SAME RUNS
Almost none of the shots about Paradise were actually of Paradise, and that _definitely_ is not where it is on the map. I'd rank Kinsman Glade at Cannon as harder, just as steep and dense but a lot longer.
Calling it "Tuckerman's" is the quickest way to let everyone know you dont have a clue what you're talking about.
I need to try everything on this list even know i can’t do double blacks
Let us know how it goes!
@@mountain_sight i don’t think you will i will probably die
On. The runns
Paradise Mad River is not a blue square at the bottom of the mountain.
OMG, the narration has a voice made for silent movies. "PAL-uh-SAW-dees?????"
Canada would like a word.
What’s the hardest run in Canada?
@@mountain_sight Delirium Dive and Wild West at Sunshine Village and Kill The Banker at Revelstoke come to mind. I hear there are some crazy runs at Kicking Horse and Whistler, but I am less familiar with those. If you have to look up just one, I would recommend Delirium Dive.
@@mountain_sight Never heard of kicking horse?
Tuckermans is a few hour hike. Nooooo way you’re doing it in an hour
"pahlihsahdees" bruh what kinda pronounciation of palisades is that?
Definitely a strange way of saying Squaw
Lol I guess there isn’t much footage of the actual runs seeing as a ton of this is random shots of stuff that has nothing to do with the runs you’re talking about
Bro these are nowhere close to whistlers 💀
Not a quality video. Repetitious comments and unrelated video.
No Canadian lines,..... Kicking Horse, Whistler, Bald Face.. nah ? Lol.
This list is nonsense. Don't say North America if you're only talking US trails. Might want to brush up on your AI narration prompts too.
This is lame. What a joke.
Bullshit. US not North America!!
I’ve done Dodgers drop too😮😮😮