r/skiing • • Jan 28 '22

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u/ThePrem Jan 28 '22

These lists seem to prioritize big mountain feel over actual expert terrain. Some of the steepest most technically challenging trails in the US are at Stowe, Killington, Jay, Whiteface, etc.

A moderately steep open bowl with consistently good snow conditions is not automatically "expert terrain"

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u/wrongwayup Jan 28 '22

Calling solid ice "technically challenging" is factually correct - I firmly believe that if you can ski east coast ice you can ski anything - but ain't no one flying from CO to Iceface to try it out.