Skiing Mogul Runs at Crested Butte Mountain Resort

Описание: This video documents a full day of mogul-focused skiing at Crested Butte Mountain Resort, Colorado, filmed on Monday, February 2. The session stays on the lower part of the mountain and covers a wide range of well-known bump runs, steep groomed faces, and tree-lined fall-line terrain that define Crested Butte’s reputation for sustained mogul skiing.

Resort Overview

Resort: Crested Butte Mountain Resort

Location: Mount Crested Butte, Colorado (Gunnison Valley)

Mountain Character: Known for steep fall-line terrain, classic bump runs, and technical front-side skiing

Terrain Focus in This Video: Front-side black and double-black terrain with established mogul fields

Conditions Context

Mid-season winter conditions typical for early February in Colorado

Mogul formation driven by skier traffic on sustained fall-line pitches

Mix of firm and packed winter surfaces common on high-use steep runs

Coverage and snow quality vary by aspect and elevation

No storm skiing or powder conditions shown

Terrain & Runs Featured

This video includes laps on a large variety of named Crested Butte mogul and steep runs:

Paradise Bowl

Treasury

Black Eagle

Double Top Glades

Resurrection

Galowich

Ruby Chief

Meander

Paradise Access

Mach 1

Bakery Trees

Jokerville

Sylvanite

These runs represent a cross-section of Crested Butte’s classic front-side steep terrain, including open bump faces, tree-separated mogul lines, and direct fall-line descents.

What This Video Shows

Continuous mogul skiing across multiple zones

Steep front-side terrain typical of Crested Butte’s advanced network

Mountain layout and terrain variety rather than instructional content

A representative look at how Crested Butte skis during a standard mid-winter period

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