What is the North East's Craziest inbbounds territory? Do we have inbound killer area

[mattchuck2]

The Slides at Whiteface

This is the correct answer. People who are saying different things have never skied the slides. Is there anywhere else in the east (lift served) that occasionally requires you to have Avy gear and check in at the entrance? No? Then the question is answered.

 

[MadMadWorld]

This is the correct answer. People who are saying different things have never skied the slides. Is there anywhere else in the east (lift served) that occasionally requires you to have Avy gear and check in at the entrance? No? Then the question is answered.

Yea for "inbound killer area" I would have to agree. But I don't think it's the craziest terrain. It's just the most inbound avalanche prone terrain in the east.

 

[WWF-VT]

White Heat...Not sure if trolling or serious...

Must be trolling to include White Heat.

 

[steamboat1]

The area between Paradise and the top of the double at MRG will put hair on your chest.

ding, ding, ding....:beer:

 

[DPhelan]

entirely dependent on snowpack, IMO.

there are plenty of places out west that require avy gear because sketchy zones are accessible from the entrance, as well as mellow, easy zones. just an easy way to keep the people who shouldn't be anywhere near the sketchy zones from accessing them without being discriminatory.

 

[C-Rex]

Depending on the conditions and the line you choose, I'd say the Face Chutes at Jay can be pretty serious. I haven't ridden a lot of these other areas but they're all on the hit list.

 

[bigbog]

When things ice up....sh*t can happen in lots of places.

 

[C-Rex]

I think the OP means legit, in bounds "no fall" zones with no go-around. True do or die type stuff. Trails that earn you an "Official Badass" badge.

 

[skifree]

When things ice up....sh*t can happen in lots of places.

+1

 

[snoseek]

Grand Junction at Loon.

 

[Savemeasammy]

The area between Paradise and the top of the double at MRG will put hair on your chest.

This is now on my list. I am volunteering you as my tour guide!


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[MadMadWorld]

This is now on my list. I am volunteering you as my tour guide!


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Haha I figured you might be interested. We will definitely make a trip!

 

[andrec10]

Starr and Goat at Stowe! I love looking down Starr from the top and saying where the hell is it!

 

[Mapnut]

I love looking down Starr from the top and saying where the hell is it!

Like this: http://www.snowjournal.com/page.php?cid=galimg30628 Was closed on this occasion, March 26 2011.

 

[goldsbar]

I think the OP means legit, in bounds "no fall" zones with no go-around. True do or die type stuff. Trails that earn you an "Official Badass" badge.

Well that would make the answer easy. Nothing! Not in bounds. If there was, you'd hear about people dying all the time. Actually, the true answer is an intermediate or expert groomer with an intermediate that thinks there expert. Caught edge, tree, death.

Out of bounds or even in bounds you can always manufacture something. You could probably find some sick cliff in the Poconos with a nail the landing or hit a tree and die type of scenario.

Please, someone say K27 at Hunter. That's always worth a :-D

 

[skithetrees]

The peak of Stowe definitely has some no fall zones, but is not technically inbounds. Magic has some interesting stuff in the trees that can result in some injuries if you make a mistake.

 

[skifree]

When the snowfields at the loaf get glazed they can get hairy

White nitro can be a bitch at the end of the day

 

[skiNEwhere]

K27 at Hunter

 

[TropicTundR]

K27 at Hunter

+∞

 

[deadheadskier]

Like this: http://www.snowjournal.com/page.php?cid=galimg30628 Was closed on this occasion, March 26 2011.

Did you ski Starr during the 2000-2001 season? That fence was essentially completely buried for a month from the top side. The frozen waterfall skiers right of the trail still had it pretty exposed, but you could launch it almost like a cornice on powder days.