Scruffy
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Ah, yes High Rustler. Spent many a day skiing down that run on X-country skis 
My vote is Baldy Chutes alta
My vote is Baldy Chutes alta
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Hardest trail you've been on outside the northeast?
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bdfreetuna
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Probably some double diamond run at either Sunshine Village or Lake Louise... I seem to remember Sunshine having more difficult terrain.. but it's been a long time and my memory isn't perfect.
I remember doing the runs Wildside and Hell's Kitchen at Sunshine. Wildside was a very long powdery mogul field that was fairly steep and dotted with shrubs and occasional wierd boulders. Hell's Kitchen was a tight and pretty steep tree zone, which was a really cool experience to switch it up from eastern style trees.
At Lake Louise I thought the Ptarimigan Area was the best terrain... about as steep as anything there but consisting of chutes and trees as opposed to wide open bowls. I prefer more technical terrain possibly related to some kind of avvy phobia.
Lake Louse...
I remember doing the runs Wildside and Hell's Kitchen at Sunshine. Wildside was a very long powdery mogul field that was fairly steep and dotted with shrubs and occasional wierd boulders. Hell's Kitchen was a tight and pretty steep tree zone, which was a really cool experience to switch it up from eastern style trees.
At Lake Louise I thought the Ptarimigan Area was the best terrain... about as steep as anything there but consisting of chutes and trees as opposed to wide open bowls. I prefer more technical terrain possibly related to some kind of avvy phobia.
Lake Louse...
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