What is your home mountain's "Signature Run"?

[Philpug]

What run does your mountain and it's skiers say is the trail that they are know for?

 

[Uncle-A]

Hunter is known for K-27 as the steepest.

 

[KevinF]

Stowe has been using the Front Four in its marketing since forever. I don't know how many lift rides I've had where people have asked which are the Front Four trails.

 

[KingGrump]

Stowe has been using the Front Four in its marketing since forever. I don't know how many lift rides I've had where people have asked which are the Front Four trails.

Stratton is known for their front four also. Upper Tamarck, North American, Upper Standard and Lift Line. Those will definitely give the Stowe Front Four a good run for their money.

 

[KevinF]

Stratton is known for their front four also. Upper Tamarck, North American, Upper Standard and Lift Line. Those will definitely give the Stowe Front Four a good run for their money.

Hey, they both have a Liftline.

 

[StuckonI70]

The big names from my usual resort rotation:

Outhouse @ Winter Park
Closet and Shadows @ Steamboat
Banana @ Crested Butte
Andy's Encore @ Copper Mtn

 

[KingGrump]

Al's Run at Taos.

 

[Tom K.]

Not exactly a "run", but at Mt. Hood Meadows, it would be Heather Canyon, for sure.

Huge area, with (somewhat thankfully!) crappy, indirect lift service.

 

[Posaune]

Mt. Baker's signature is not a run, but the incredibly extensive out of bounds terrain.

Stevens Pass has Seventh Heaven.

 

[pchewn]

Not my home area since 1980, but A-Basin has Palavacini, which used to be a great run until they ruined it by putting a lift straight up and now too many people on it.....

"The Outback" at Mt Hood Ski Bowl is my home area's (runs), the best being Tom Dick Mountain (a short hike).

 

[jmeb]

Not sure Loveland has a signature run, but I'd nominate either:

Avalanche Bowl -> Zoom (Chair 1)
Wild Child (Chair 9/The Ridge)

 

[crgildart]

WhoopDeeDoo at Sugar.. Also Boulderdash..

White Lighning at Beech and several others

Everything at Appalachian is orchard or apple related. Big Appal is the centerpiece..

 

[BC.]

Elk....Tunkhannock
Montage....White Lightning

 

[Chris Walker]

The Frunken Drenchman!

 

[T-Square]

Home Mt. is the Dartmouth Skiway. We have two hills separated by a highway. The Holt’s Mountain side signature run is Wardens. It’s the college race run. Although the kids love the mile long Papoose green run. On the Winslow side it’s the other race run, Thomas. Again the kids love M.D. and Herman’s Highway.

 

[Carolinacub]

WhoopDeeDoo at Sugar.. Also Boulderdash..

White Lighning at Beech and several others

Everything at Appalachian is orchard or apple related. Big Appal is the centerpiece..

I about killed myself on Whoopdedoo once.
I'm thinking Gunthers is going to become their signature run though

 

[Carolinacub]

Wolf Ridge has the Bowl which isn't really a bowl but it's pretty good when we have enough snow to open it.

 

[Muleski]

Sugarloaf, ME.
Narrow Gauge.
As they say: "The Road to the World Cup Runs Through Narrow Gauge."

We have loved us some Gauge for....ever.

 

[Doug Briggs]

Breck has a few that could be contenders.

Horseshoe Bowl - pick a run - for its pitches out front and center
Lake Chutes - Zoot Chute - big gnarly cornice into often not ideal coverage
Six Senses - it is hard to name the actual runs - in your face and pretty challenging terrain

 

[Doug Briggs]

Sugarloaf, ME.
Narrow Gauge.
As they say: "The Road to the World Cup Runs Through Narrow Gauge."

We have loved us some Gauge for....ever.

I can remember some fun runs on Narrow Gauge with formidable contenders.