rickbolger downdrafts_last_tree;c-40741 wrotePower Line at Jay. This one came to mind for me as well. Although I wouldn't say that it's overly nasty, perhaps it depends on conditions
riverc0il Good call on Power Line at Jay, that trail sucks. I never ski it. At least Goat is steep and challenging, Power Line has nothing redeeming about it at all. The lower part of Kitz is a good call for a double fall but it isn't severe and actually skis rather nicely. Lower part of Green Beret below the rock is a bit off kilter as well but not extreme. I may be imposing my own definition of extreme double fall here, I'll default to JS on qualifications since he started the thread. But I think an extreme double fall forces you to ski only a certain part of the trail and punishes attempts to work against the "valley" of the double fall. It isn't necessarily a matter of challenge but rather the double fall is pointless and demonstrates poor cutting of the trail. Middlebury under the Worth Triple is not a named trail, though it looks like it is officially sanctioned for skiing now as "off trail terrain". I don't recall being that being recognized as "off trail terrain" last time I was there, nice of them to leave it up to the skiers.
JMaul teighs;c-40746 wroteSmugglers Notch: Many of the trails have a double fall line but the more extreme are: Black Bear and Madonna Lift Line below mid-station Add Upper Exhibition
joshua_segal Summary:#2 Definitely double-fall line - Colonel Bates, Saddleback, ME - Goat, Stowe, VT - Power Line, Jay Peak, VT - Upper Exhibition, Mt. Snow, VT I'm looking for confirmation by a few other posters before I add some of the other nominees to the next summary. They are as follows: Some other nominees, pending confirmation by one or more SJers: - Smugglers Notch, VT: Black Bear and Madonna Lift Line below mid-station - Sugarbush, VT: Lower Birdland, Exterminator, Lower FIS - Cannon, NH: Hardscrabble. Kinsman. - Loon, NH: Big Dipper,Triple Trouble. - Magic, VT: Upper Witch, Twilight Zone, HOM, Broomstick, Black Line - Ross, VT: Middlebury. - Ragged, NH: Sweepstakes
powderstud Kinsman Glade at Cannon is hugely double fall line. Middle Hardscrabble at Cannon has a number of sections of the trail that are double fall line. But the main face near the end of the trail is completely fall line (and the best part of the run).
joshua_segal powderstud;c-40821 wroteKinsman Glade at Cannon is hugely double fall line. Middle Hardscrabble at Cannon has a number of sections of the trail that are double fall line. But the main face near the end of the trail is completely fall line (and the best part of the run). Was Kinsman Glade even open this season?
Chuckstah joshua_segal;c-40859 wrotepowderstud;c-40821 wroteKinsman Glade at Cannon is hugely double fall line. Middle Hardscrabble at Cannon has a number of sections of the trail that are double fall line. But the main face near the end of the trail is completely fall line (and the best part of the run). Was Kinsman Glade even open this season? It was open the one day I was there (, February 22).
joshua_segal Chuckstah;c-40861 wrotejoshua_segal;c-40859 wrotepowderstud;c-40821 wroteKinsman Glade at Cannon is hugely double fall line. Middle Hardscrabble at Cannon has a number of sections of the trail that are double fall line. But the main face near the end of the trail is completely fall line (and the best part of the run). Was Kinsman Glade even open this season? It was open the one day I was there (, February 22). In all my years of skiing, Kinsman Glade has only been open once or twice and I remember reporting that it skied more like an obstacle course than a glade! I do remember the double fall line though.
