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All in all I am going to have to say Snowbird- so much varied terrain and some crazy cambers etc. Anyone who has skied the spine of Cirque Traverse well tell you its unreal. Especially if you dump skier's right at the end by Daltons Draw then thread through the cliff band and suddenly the slope opens up and you feel like you are literally going to fall on top of the Peruvian lift. Some of the most epic days of skiing in my life have been at Snowbird.
Schweitzer is pretty epic to if you know where to go. Some crazy steep trees out there out by Pucci's Chute and lapping Lakeside Chutes is fun as hell. Some real skechy shit out by South Bowl Chutes too.
There are some pretty fun spots at Mary Jane off the Challenger lift if you know where to go and drop in at the right time. Some really cool pillow lines that are fun on a pow day.
If we’re talking not resorts but ski spots: For urban I’d say the most iconic spot is the (now grey) Quebec red ledges
For big mountain the most standout in my mind is pyramid peak in Alaska
Backcountry booter spot has to be chads
**This post was edited on Oct 14th 2019 at 1:53:32am
FaunaSkisIf we’re talking not resorts but ski spots: For urban I’d say the most iconic spot is the (now grey) Quebec red ledges
For big mountain the most standout in my mind is pyramid peak in Alaska
Backcountry booter spot has to be chads
**This post was edited on Oct 14th 2019 at 1:53:32am
Honorable mentions to Chamonix and Jackson Hole. Most people in Europe would instantly recognize any pic of the aiguille du midi, most people in NA would instantly recognize a pic of Corbett's.
