Longest continuous run skied

[SIKSKIER]

Juggernaut at k. Not sure how long it is, but considering how slow you're going feels like you're on that trail for an hour

Iirc they called that run 10 miles long if you skied only on Jug with all the switchbacks to the Gondi base.

 

[SIKSKIER]

Now I can only find Jug refered to as around 6.7 miles.

 

[Newpylong]

Peak to Creek to Franzes or Dave Murray downhill at Whistler. 5K vertical uninterrupted. Can't beat that. I did stop a dozen times though ha.,

Start in winter, end in rain.

 

[AdironRider]

Top to bottom at Jhole in 6.56. Not sure on mileage but 4139 vert non stop is pretty awesome no matter how you slice it.

 

[Nick]

I have no idea. I've regularly skied down the trail nonstop (first tracks at Sugarloaf are usually a good example of a top to bottom nonstop run). But I have no idea how long that takes or what my longest time skiing are.

 

[Not Sure]

Top to bottom at Jhole in 6.56. Not sure on mileage but 4139 vert non stop is pretty awesome no matter how you slice it.

http://www.hillmap.com/
Try this site, go to the location you want to measure , click paths and drop points along your path/ slope, it will give elevations, distances and angles

 

[AdironRider]

Yeah I live here, not going through that trouble. Cool site though.

 

[Not Sure]

Yeah I live here, not going through that trouble. Cool site though.

You may have seen this vid , My All time Internet vid
Scotty will like this one after a few Bowls
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3kTODA7lfk

 

[octopus]

the one all the way across sunday river, starts with kansas and ends up at the summit grand resort. i did it nonstop and go pro'd it, but now of course i can't find the vid, took a while.

 

[ScottySkis]

i guess the run from one peak of K to the very bottom vertical is big ckose to 30000 i think but one or twice in lifetime unless you have X cojnty skis with u

 

[Joshua B]

Juggernaut at k. Not sure how long it is, but considering how slow you're going feels like you're on that trail for an hour

I also skied Juggernaut and 4 Mile Trail at Killington when I was a boy, with my parents.

 

[C-Rex]

I have no idea of the length but the vert was around 2200 ft. It was a spot off the Mt. Rose Highway near Tahoe. We hiked about 2 hours up, chilled for like 30 min, and took around 9 min with one short breather on the way down. We weren't ripping, just flowing through the trees and hitting all the wind lips and natural features we could find. It was around 45 degrees at the base, bluebird sky, and perfect spring snow. We did that run twice that day. In between, we built a lip on a nice roller with a beautiful, untouched, open landing and played "who can go the biggest" for a while. Man, I miss that stuff!

 

[ReefBum]

This past Sunday I did the 1,670 vert at SB's Castlerock non-stop. Of course I have to qualify that by saying it was groomed ��. Nonetheless, with 5" of champaign powder on top, it was a memorable run given that we were on the first two chairs up!

 

[xlr8r]

Longest non stop:
Killington Peak to Skyeship Base

Longest with rest breaks:
Peak to Creek at Whistler

 

[octopus]

the sr trail is only 3 miles, i think

 

[KevinF]

i guess the run from one peak of K to the very bottom vertical is big ckose to 30000 i think but one or twice in lifetime unless you have X cojnty skis with u

Top of K to the very bottom is a long ways, but thirty thousand vertical is a bit of an exaggeration. :wink:

 

[ScottySkis]

Got to be awesome to be in Europe were yiu can go frok Mountain stake runs all day sleep on Mountain next day have fun runs at another mountain and get around the whole country like this anyone here ever be licky enough for that dxpsrience.

 

[jimk]

In 2003 a buddy and I joined a friendly guy named Christian at Zell am See-Kaprun for a beautiful day of skiing in Austria. Before we knew it Christian had us climbing over 3300ft/1000m on a string of lifts including the Zeller gondola and an express chairlift to Panorama Pfiff, elevation 6230ft/1900m. After the quick lift rides we began our first real run down the mountain on a mellow looking intermediate trail called The Schutt. It got a little tougher as it went on and by the time we made it to the bottom of the trail at Zell’s neighboring village of Schuttdorf I think I needed to shave again. We had traveled nearly five miles down a vertical drop of 4000ft/1200m, undoubtedly the most thorough “warm-up” run of my life.
View towards the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier from the summit of Zell am See ski area in the province of Salzburg, Austria:

 

[SIKSKIER]

Juggernaut at k. Not sure how long it is, but considering how slow you're going feels like you're on that trail for an hour

With the trail map provided by Newpylong in the longest lift thread it shows Jug as 53,267 ft.10 miles

 

[MadMadWorld]

4,133 ft of vert from the top of Whitewall down to the gondola base at Kicking Horse. Revelstoke boasts 5,620 but I don't know where they pull that number from unless they are including Mac Daddy.