Angel Collinson Skis the Suicide Chute in Salt Lake City | Outside Watch
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- Опубликовано: 18 дек 2014
- Doesn’t get any better than this: Angel Collinson and Erik Roner take on the Suicide Chute on Mt. Superior on a blue bird morning in the Wasatch.
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I got to ski Alta 6 days a week for a season. I took a job at one of the lodges for the season pass. the only other way you could get a pass was to win a lottery, then pay 800 bucks. I used to get passed on the slopes by these guys in rust red jackets with the number 70 on the front. They were members of a ski club up there you had to be 70 to join. There's ambition for you, waiting till you old enough. Well now I'm 70.
How can I do that; I'm a seventy one year old former ski instructor. Skied Alta/Brighton and Taos Ski Valley years ago. Skiing is 90% mental! Young People: Don't miss out; get your head out of your cell phone!
thats incredibly badass.
hopefully im still skiing at 70
Me too, me too!
A few years back, I was skiing the singles line at Snow Basin (I think it was Snow Basin maybe Powder Mtn). The senior man on the chair next to me was in his 80's and was a heart transplant recipient! The guy was laying down really nice turns and he was on his second heart! This boggled my mind and it was then and there that I swore I'd ski into my grey years even if it were only on groomers! Hope you got your number 70 race number. ;)
Never tire watching Angel Collinson and friends with their (always) insane runs down the steep and deep. And yet, Angel somehow makes it look so easy when in real time it just shows us what an accomplished Pro-Skier she is as she works out the best line and technique for both the conditions, and the run itself. GO ANGEL!
Wow! The views and scenery are just spectacular! And my goodness you guys are some brave souls. ❤
RIP Erik Roner
For anyone wondering, he died less than a year after (Sept 2015) in a skydiving accident. Tribune at... ruclips.net/video/9RVswLQBvTE/видео.html
That is a beautiful line ... I love all the experts ... this is just a black diamond 😂💎 Skiing this would make my year
I thought it was the chute on the south of olympus cove!
We used to ski that drop in the 80s.
Where you were, if you drop the back side you'll come out at donut falls!
Awesome ride.
Roner was a truly remarkable human being, whose reach will always be deep and far.
Thanks for sharing that was awesome
She makes it look so easy
Thanks Dad! That’s what fathers live for!
A one mile approach at the longest.
Beautiful mountain, pleasant run, nice snow. Difficulty: Low.
Especially since you’re hiking up your line. Those that do this know just how much that footpath can help aid you in direction on the descent. Cheers awesome runs.
Wanted to see Angle's ride that chute too!!!
Disappointed you didn't show Angel's Dad Jimmy skiing the chute..........
Nick Maclachlan no shit Sherlock
@rorschachh the pro skiers arent real skiers?
That's what I was wondering. Did he go down?
Four mile approach?? Are you counting the drive up the canyon?
yeah no way its 4miles -- morons. And pretty sure that line can be done without booting straight up it
No they are not counting the drive
Why the fuck would you count the drive up the canyon in the approach? Lmao
Cameron Jepperson because otherwise the approach is a mile road walk to a .3 mile skin up. 4 miles is a massive exaggeration for the superior approach
Garrett Culligan ok ok yea I get it now. cardiff pass approach to the summit of superior is just barely under two miles. And yea it’s wayyy shorter if you’re just booting up suicide. Lol I don’t know why I commented originally
The town of Alta is at the base of Mt. Superior. So this approach is actually less than four miles for the local residents. The father says it’s pretty nice to have this for a backyard.
Good to see someone actually skiing one of these chutes when most seem to drop in and side skid most of the tops.
Utah is nice then again so is the Chugach :)
сумасшедшие ребята....респект и уважуха!
So the dad just gets kicked aside and cant even show him ski it???? Lo class.
This.
RIP Erik. Hope you're still sending it up there buddy
I'm happy. I'm happy. This works
man that ascent straight up must have been hard
Utah really does have amazing snow . . .
Darris B. Nelson sometimes...
HAD
Faces alta, the only time in my life I saw skiers buried in an avalanche was on superior while skiing alta. Really have to know your snow and steeps in little cotton wood. Love the video
Is there anything better than a "Whoo Hoo"?
Yeap a Rubber Biscuit
Well done.
Awesome
Why is it called suicide chute? Looks like a pretty fun and straight forward gully. No extreme exposure, not extremely steep, not at extreme altitude...
You're probably a better skier than me but I skied it and found it at least a bit challenging. It's definitely not a "gully". It's for sure a couloir/chute.
epic-ness
Yup. Snow has the Lowest moisture content on the planet!!
so what happened to the 3rd guy, was he the "dad?" and how did he get down? pls tell me he didn't have to walk down.
Roner !!
He’s got the ‘Rona’
This is nuts
Angela made some nice turns. Way better that the controlled falling on some super steep runs.
Angel
1:20 "Angel's confident in the conditions" right after describing wind-loaded slap on top of hardpack? Lucky it didn't sluff off in a big way. That said though nice freakin' line, nice tracks. I guess with Jim's expertise they had the avy risk dialed in but really this is a dangerous mission, much more so than it looks. I remember the year I was at Alta someone from New Hampshire was killed in a slide even before the Mountain opened. Then the cook at the Peruvian bought lunch just driving down the canyon - that undercores that this footage came at the cost of a calculated risk. Bravo.
Nucking futz!!
Who were flying the 2 big drones filming it all?
Does the sun loosen up the snow and make it more likely to slide later in the day?
Yes it can. It makes the snow heavier and causes water to percolate through the snow pack and results in wet slides, typical of spring time. The conditions in the video look more like mid-winter, and usually after a storm it will remain very cold, even in direct sun. Day to day temperatures won't be warm enough for that type of situation to develop. If anything, superficial layers can melt and refreeze which means new snow on top may not adhere well and the result can be dry slab avalanches.
How do I join y’all just put in a résumé
Angel Collision. A promising name.
how far away is this line from salt lake city?
It is right across the street from Alta ski resort which is not very far away from salt lake city.
ok thank you! i'll ride that line someday!
at 1:40 you can see houses in the salt lake valley. These folks likely parked at snowbird which is 40 min from the airport. Usually less but thats a safe bet with some traffic.
Geez👍
Why are some chutes like this one not considered couloirs? Corbets couloir for example is also flanked on both sides by rock walls but the length of those walls isn't any longer than this chute ..
I had to hit replay because I thought the guy said it's 4 mile approach. Turns out he did say that! He either purposely lied or he has absolutely no concept of distance. I've skied this chute and the approach is less than a mile. Makes no sense why the guy would say that!
To keep a bunch of clowns from trying 🤣
A lot of work for that quick ride down. Nothing too dangerous I could see on that chute beside avalanche.
Yeah, I feel like I could definitely ski that with no problems, but I'd be more afraid of the hike up. Tbh, I feel like anything I could hike up, (without experience as a climber, and without ropes, crampons, ice axe etc)) I could ski down without much stress
Impressive...
Badasses. Way more ballsy and way less lazy than me.
Utah does have some of the best snow on earth but that run sure wasn’t it.
Thinking the same thing--wind-pack slab. They skied it well, no doubt about that. Not sure why it's called Suicide Chute, since there's thing inherently dangerous should one fall.
Also pretty sure it's SE facing, so it's not going to hold conditions super well.
Looked like great snow to me
@@stephenr8615 there's plenty of danger imo
R.I.P. Erik Roner.
Four mile approach hahaha what are y'all smokin?? Giving backcountry a bad name
The chute is called Shane's Chute after Jim Shane. Jim built and owned the Goldminer's Daughter lodge at Alta and was an Alta ski patroller in the 40's. He reportedly the first person to ski the chute in leather boots and wood skis. Please respect history and call it Shane's Chute.
Yeah, but what about the old man? How did he get down?
With my lack of experience I would have chickened out looking at the cornice at the top of the chute. Wouldn't have wanted to ascend beneath it. If that cornice just sits there all winter, maybe it's no big deal.
I dont think you are wrong and I dont think they are wrong. These people simply decided to ski under a cornice in a chute. Many people ski sketchy snow and get away with it for their entire lives, it doesn't make them more experienced or wiser. With the film crew there, and heli I'm sure they could have made sure no one went under it and dropped the cornice off with a rope. I think that would have been much smarter.
Tuckerman’s Ravine anyone? Ski NH!
What happened to Angel's dad? He did not come down?
I think that was called pipeline back in the day
"nice hiking with you" Hiking my a$$. Being able to hike up that chute at that elevation and deep snow is just as impressive as being able to ski down it. You can't bottle that and sell it on Peloton.
love the peloton dig :')
That’s earning your turns. (I expect replies saying “that’s not earning turns - I hiked X times farther to Y feet higher - blah blah...”)
Soon getting 70... never deep snow .. Touri skier... with more time now... somebody in to work me up deep snow down ... n finally: u can’t scare me off
There's a reason they call it the suicide chute...
Oh Really so what's the fucking reason ?
Hog it much going first? Damn save some for the rest of us...
A misstep and you might fall down in the snow.................
Fuck yeah
RIP Roner
Someone tell me what they’re using for booting up that chute, like what kinda shoes?
ski boots
Dallin Carpenter they’ve got snow shoes on that are purpose built for climbing just not sure what brand.
Mr Sir nope
Chris Kinerk they say it in the video. They’re called Verts. Usually snowboarders use them. I guess skiers do as well 🤷♂️ if you look at Cody Townsend’s insta you’ll see a few other options that are very similar, but also compatible with toe crampons for mixed conditions
That does not look like anything on Mt Baldy ... but the shoulder of Mr Superior
Anyone know the music?
wow you didnt film her pops? he probably had the steezyist line down.
But the fresh powder makes it worth it
!Un Momento!.....What 'bout Pops?
"untracked" like they expected someone else to have ridden this. No random person is hiking up this, let alone bombing down it.
Uh...aaaactually. This thing gets ridden pretty much every single day in the winter by multiple parties. Untracked at that time of the morning is RARE.
Kirk Hilton huh good to know. Guess I'm way more of a pansy or there are way more crazy people out there then I thought.
I’ve done it, it’s not a hard chute, even though it looks steep it’s not
@@mattbrown292 There is so much talent in Utah it's crazy. So many people hiking into lines that makes body parts pucker. Get a late start and you might be the 5th set of tracks coming down any one of the many chutes that line the canyon roads going up Little and Big Cottonwood Canyon. Even in-bound skiing at places like Alta, Snowbird, Solitude, etc can be treacherous. Do not discount signs that warn of "Cliffs." You can very easily ski off of a 40-footer or more that crosses several hundred feet of mountain fall line like in Mineral Basin of the Bird. It's nuts. You'd think that when getting ready to huck a 15' headwall onto a 55 degree slope there wouldn't be a lineup of folks waiting to jump in.
@@sethsunderlage4428 yeah it doesn't look that hard, the scariest parts are the cornice and avy risk.
wouldnt it be more challenging to run through a burning building?
wear you get the duck feet
2:00 you’re welcome
"Lines like this are dangerous." Gee, you fucking think?
Why didn’t you take a whirlybird to the top boys
Suicide chute come on that looks like a Black diamond run🤡🇨🇦 More cheese please
Yup agreed. Mt Victoria in Lake Louise , Plinth peak / Mt Sampson near Bralorn . Mt Bryce in the Canadian Rockies are real intimidating. This looks like mini golf
What is on there boots
Nice chute, I could ski it. Come to A basin in Colorado and try the notches, no turns possible at the top!, either you tuck it or butt ski for a while, most snowboarders do!
Um Henry, while A-Basin offers great chutes like SFB among others, they don't compare to Mt Superior. Don't embarrass yourself, go ski Superior and then comment.
Just how the hell do you know what I can ski or not?, since you don't know me from Adam!
I don't know this Adam person you mentioned, is he a great skier too? But I have skied the impressive chutes at A-basin (lived in the County back in the 80s) as well as multiple lines on Mt Superior and there is no comparison.
It’s all downhill from here
was that really the greatest snow on earth??
Na. That's across the street.
Is ignorance bliss? Don’t DIS it if you’ve never skied it.
(please note: not all backcountry skiers are this dorky)...
Uh didn't Erik ski it as well? Wtf
Sorry but the greatest snow on earth is north of Utah in the Kootenay region of BC. We have areas that get 60 feet on average.
Revelstoke has already had more than 20 feet.
Amount doesn’t matter. Bc has shit snow
@@MaxGreenSkiFilms Sucks to be you. 🤣🤣
haha
So this is not in Salt Lake City.
Why hike up if you have a helicopter?
look up andrrzej bargiel k2
Looks easy, the walk up would be the hardest part that’s all.
Easy.
WHY??????????
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Is it just me ….But I would much prefer being dragged behind a ski boat off the coast of Jamaica.
Meh ....lifts at Alta Snowbird offer more extreme than that.
Mark Murphy i agree
a kid from Middletown can do it
Middletown South kid
xc
Shit, I ski stuff twice as steep every day.
You ski 100 degree slopes?
big deal bunny hill
That's not very steep. I'd straight-line it.
As a father, not sure I want to watch my daughter ski down carzy runs, although Angle is a boss skier, but still, I’d be vexed watching her.