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# Backcountry Ski

From low angle trees to steep couloirs, this map shows the best backcountry ski routes in the US. Sourced from actual GPX recordings and hand vetted by our team, this map includes the most popular backcountry lines in Washington, Colorado, Utah, and Oregon along with guidebook-like information for each route.

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Desktop

Mobile (iOS & Android)
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