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AdventuresOfGalen
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Hello! Not many people read this! This is a channel where I upload skiing videos of myself usually with my friends.
Whistler Blackcomb: West Cirque
As the snow conditions were not fantastic, I entered West Cirque from the lower entrance around the huge cornice and worked my way down the high portion before cutting off over some huge cliffs onto the snowfield beneath Cory's Sword. From there, I skied down to West Ridge where I promptly took off my skis to hike all the way back up and recover my friend's who had taken an annoying fall.
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Whistler Blackcomb: Gun Barrels
Просмотров 6212 года назад
Skiing both Gun Barrel chutes (East and West) off the Harmony-6 Express on Whistler mountain. The conditions were quick icy for both yet skied quite well. I also went over into Wet Dreams where the snow was slightly better yet did not record it.
Jupiter Peak: East Face (Machete, O-Zone, P-Zone, and more)
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.2 года назад
Skiing 5 lines on Jupiter's East Face and Pinyon Ridge at Park City, Utah. The lines are P-Zone, O-Zone, Machete Chute, Twilight Chute into Toilet Bowl, and Hourglass Chute. Note that all of these were filmed in the same day (and last day of our trip in March 2021), so my technique and stamina are off.
Park City: Magic Line and Charlie Brown
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.3 года назад
Several runs on the north-west face of 9990 including Magic Line, Charlie Brown, End Zone, and Dogtown. 0:00 Magic Line 2:47 End Zone 4:16 Charlie Brown 6:23 Dogtown
Park City: Two Lines on Murdock Bowl (Main Bowl and High Peak)
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.3 года назад
Skiing two lines of Murdock: Main Bowl with crusty snow, and High Peak with both crusty snow and sans visibility. 0:00 Main Bowl 2:29 High Peak
Park City: Red Pine Chutes
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
The Red Pine Chutes are a steep section of the Red Pine Bowl closest to the ski area boundary. The area gets its name from the steep face located about halfway down the face.
Park City: Fright Gully
Просмотров 7843 года назад
Fright Gully is a funnel-like trail which is beside the 9990 express. Although the easiest route is directly on the right of the lift, there is also a very steep face on the left.
Park City: 94 Turns, Aspen Grove, Talus Garden (Ninety Nine 90)
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.3 года назад
After three inches of snow fell last night, we went straight to 9990 and hopped on 94 Turns to Aspen Grove for the first run. Then 94 Turns to Talus Garden for the second run. 0:00 94 Turns 1:38 Aspen Grove 3:40 Talus Garden
Park City: Grande and Deschutes
Просмотров 8993 года назад
This video displays two runs, Grande and Deschutes, which both are steep runs which fall down from Tombstone. Although Grande is steeper it is also more wide open, whereas Deschutes is gladed and can be narrow.
Park City: Condor Woods
Просмотров 7223 года назад
Condor Woods is a double black trail on the north-north-west face off of Apex Ridge. This steep trail quickly falls down the side of the mountain before dumping out on Canis Lupus.
Park City: Canis Lupus
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.3 года назад
Canis Lupus is a natural half-pipe located on the Canyons side of Park City, Utah. Although not steep, the moderate challenge this slope offers is the narrowness (and therefore technicality).
Park City: Blueslip Bowl
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.3 года назад
Blueslip Bowl is a steep yet short run which is accessible either from the Pioneer lift or the Bonanza lift. This run boasts a steep pitch of 39 degrees at the headwall, but quickly mellows out.
Park City: Motherlode Meadows
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.3 года назад
Skiing down Motherlode Meadows at Park City Mountain Resort, Utah. This wide open glade serves as an intro to double black terrain. But despite the beginner double black status, Motherlode Meadows does boast a fairly steep pitch about 2/3's of the way down.
Cannon: Idiot's Delight
Просмотров 9663 года назад
Skiing down Idiot's Delight at Cannon Mountain, NH. This trail has an obscure entrance and twists its way down the edge of Mittersill. It finishes about half way down the Candyland glade.
Killington: Flume
Просмотров 7853 года назад
Skiing down the double black (but arguably undeserving of that title) trail, Flume at Killington Mountain Resort, Vermont. This video was filmed in February last year.
Dang I could hear the ice on that run, props for doing it in those conditions
5:12 music?
Way too narrow for Cannon pitch and conditions!😮
Looks like fun...do you come back in to the ski area if you stay right enough? Near Outpost area?
Yeah, it rejoins the resort at Poma Woods.
Condors woods puts you in Canis Lupis. And now you're f*cked.
Nothing
Makes me want to ski rn
dang you skiied it when it was easy, now is like a double black
I dont quite understand the purpose of going down this type of hill.... I might be able to skid all the way down with taking a couple of gentle falls but wouldn't enjoy the run at all
probably should have stayed on the blue trails, work on your technique
Is it easy to find your way through the dense pine forest to the birch glade?
Yeah, but I would just make sure to stray to your right if you come to intersections.
Anyone who does this be very careful going too far skiers left, you'll spend few hours trekking out in deep snow to Wheelerville rd or Rt 4, it flats out very quickly. You will completely miss the lower birches and the Outpost area. In good conditions it takes about an hour from the bottom of Outpost to the VT trans garage on alpine gear via the snowmobile trails.
I've skied Grande a hundred times. Great shot in the right conditions.
useless ,,,,
This is painful to watch... so you're not even up to idiot level yet... stick to the bunny slopes
More like 30 degrees. But props to you though. That's one hell of a run! That run is super steep and super icy and super narrow the whole time. It's hard to believe they had a poma running up that thing. Great skiing too!
yeah dude. the pitch isn't even the half of it. it was wind exposed and icy af. I slipped and had to cut over just around the crown of the head wall. every one ahead of me slipped and almost fell or did fall. it was quite windy most of the time as well. much much more open than the current growth would lead you to believe. as far as how steep it actually though? no steeper than the summit poma at Hickory Hill. The problem was how slick the ski lines were. gawd I'll never forget getting pulled for 10' on my stomach. so embarrassing. 😆
@@daneg That’s classic East Coast gnar!
when I skied it almost 30 years ago they didn't rope off the midsection... we use to watch idiots come down and go over the cliff, and scream out Oh Shit!
I miss skiing…. And I only live about two hours from the loaf. Thanks for posting this! Anyone judging: The snow (usually ice) fields are a lot tougher than they look. Great video!!
You’ve got top notch control
I went down this when I was little. Almost shit myself.
the fact that they had a surface lift on something this steep is incredible.
Good old-fashioned New England technical skiing at it's best!
I just go back from Park City, and I did end up on Dog Town, and came back to this video. wow what a run!!! nobody i asked ever heard of it!
yeah! super odd its not on the map or anything even though it has a sign. definitely a fun zone!
Beauty! I’m totally going to shred this today!
No powder?
It’s closed on powder days most of the times
It might not look that steep on video because of video distortion. But in reality it’s intense. I have only seen a few that can carve down properly. Most people struggle a bit.
Wonderful footage. I remember the first time I conquered West Cirque like it was yesterday. Raised on Quebec and Vermont ski hills, my mind was completely blown by how such wicked terrain could be actually in-bounds. Thanks for sharing.
love it
Looks great 👍
why dont you just go straight down
bro what
Icy bumps....welcome to skiing the east.
so it starts out all fun and games and then gets nasty in the End Zone section I guess...
Only bitches drop right. Way to look up at all the steep parts you didn’t do
its like an easy black in PC lol
What time of the season was this?
Early March
What time of the season was it
IceCoast delight!
Dude, the snow sounds miserable but you did great! Was that cut path the only safe way to enter the run at the time or was there a different entrance a bit skiers' left?
promosm ?
Did you ski with max on that trail?
hmm or did max ski on this trail with me?
@@AdventuresOfGalen he skied with you
@@williamdelprete7664 haha sorry yes, we did ski together! it was over February break I believe. was a very fun trip
Yea pico is pretty fun
Is this supposed to be a double black diamond run at Park City at 3,017 m - it looks a regular black run to me except for the bottom section? How do you compare it to double black diamond runs at Whistler / Blackcomb (Saudan Couloir)? Trying to decide for next season whether to visit Telluride, CO, Park City, UT, Breckenridge, CO, Vail, CO (I've been there in the summer) with Epic Pass or Alpe d'Huez in France. Thanks.
While the bottom is steep, the camera makes the top look a lot less steep than it really is. I agree with you though, if you just ski the top and maneuver around the lower section the run really is only black in difficulty. And I was just at Whistler, and in my experience with the runs I did there (including Saudan Couloir), they were as steep if not steeper but were MUCH more exposed. For the resorts, I highly recommend WB and Telluride, although Vail and PCMR are fine. I can't peak for the French one.
@@AdventuresOfGalen Thanks. The Pencil Chute at Blackcomb is unofficially considered a triple-black run deservedly so: ruclips.net/video/yDMRSj761W4/видео.html And Surfs Up also on Blackcomb: ruclips.net/video/ku88jlSrrMw/видео.html Also the Coffin in Whistler: ruclips.net/video/6D-LfwyvITk/видео.html The Couloir in Whistler: ruclips.net/video/Dqk1JvBLayc/видео.html And the famous Corbet's Couloir at Jackson Hole, of course: ruclips.net/video/PxO4oOuQZ9g/видео.html
@@AdventuresOfGalen how would you compare whistler to park city in general? will be at park city next year after usually going to whistler. looking for some challenging stuff.
@@seanguo9366 Like I said, Whistler, in my experience, is steeper and much more exposed than Park City. But don't get me wrong, Park City has some steep areas around Jupiter Bowl, East Face, 9990 but the length and difficulty of runs such as Machete or Indicator just don't compare to Saudan Couloir or The Cirque. Both are way too expensive :D
Expo in the 80's was nothing like this, it was steep icy moguls, very scary, looks like they ran a bulldozer on it at some point to look like this
1978 and '79 here: "Expo" was notorious for ice, rocks, steep incline and of course moguls...lots of moguls. What we are seeing here is tame in comparison to the Expo we skied on back in the day.
@@archerpiperii2690 yes I forgot those huge boulders too, terrified as a kid.
@@codprocamp4690 And the ice...it wasn't mere patches of ice but sheets of the stuff about the size of an Olympic swimming pool. I can still remember how your skis would clatter over the ice...terrifying indeed!
Nice!
Man rip the skis ☹️
that shits easy bro thats like a blue to me
It always felt like Ryan Bas was closed whenever I visited Tremblant.
Ryan bas is the embodiment of rock skiing
So if you decided to go on the closed trail, then you'll meet grass at various parts.
I might ski this today
Nice video. It shows how difficult this trail is. I go there once or twice with kids every year. Only after when there is a good snow dump.
Can you go around that part that you side-slipped?
yes
Just did this today. You made it look so easy!