"Some local favorites include the rocky negotiations of the Red Pine Chutes and other powder lines with intermittent cliff drops, located off the Ninety-Nine Ninety lift. It doesn’t end there either! The Fantasy Ridge area has similar expert terrain that is sure to keep your eyeballs glued to sick lines of steep tree descents and rocks to huck off.
Yet More Extreme Terrain
"Don’t feel like rocks and tech is your jam? No worries…just head across to the other side of the mountain to the Super Condor Express Lift where a short boot pack will take you to the open turns of Murdock’s Bowl and the powder steeps that this area has to offer."
The list continues. "The Abyss off Peak 5, Deschutes off of Tombstone, Condor woods, and so many other areas that you’ll just have to poke around and find on your own. The possibilities are endless; just don’t tell any of the locals I told you where to go."
Visit The Canyons to learn more about the resort and the backcountry-style inbounds extreme terrain.
Patrollers & Locals Disclose the Best Inbounds Extreme Skiing & Snowboarding at Their Resorts
Click on Top Resorts With Inbounds Backcountry Ski & Snowboard Terrain to find more places for expert skiers and snowboarders to enjoy backcountry-style terrain inbounds at ski resorts. If you’re not sure what backcountry skiing and riding are outside ski resort boundaries, visit What is Backcountry Skiing and Snowboarding. If you’re going to ski, snowboard, snowmobile or do any other sports in the backcountry when snow covers the mountains, read Surviving an Avalanche, which lists online and other sources where you can learn from experts about the odds of, and skills needed, to help keep yourself out of avalanche-prone areas and tips that may help you if caught in an avalanche.
