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We have all tried it. The never-ending discussion in the ski lift about where the longest ski run (slopes) exists? And how is “the longest run” measured?
Now Ski-resort-stats.com publishes the final top 10 list of the longest ski runs in America, and a final explanation of how they are measured.

All skiers and snowboaders know that one of the best things in the world is a good long ski run. Building up speed without worrying, and just cruising without thinking about which lift you should take next.  But where in America is the longest ski run?

What are the world’s longest ski runs? Is it measured by the length in kilometer /mile, or by vertical drop? Is off-piste included? And is okay that you have to catch a lift to join the last bit of the run?
If not Ski-resort-stats.com can answer this, who can? So let’s make it clear once and for all:

1. It is measured in length.
2. Off-piste is not included. 
3. You must be able to drive from top to bottom without taking a any kind of lifts.

We have made officiel top 10 list of the the longest ski runs at the americans ski resorts.

Top 10 list of longest ski runs in America

 

 

1. Revelstoke Mountain Resort – 15,2 km

The last sipike
Elevation: 1713 m

2. Nevados de Chillán – 13 km

Elevation difference 1100 m

 

3. Jackson Hole – 11,6 km

Elevation: 1261 m


4. Whistler – 11 km

Peak to creek
Elevation: 1530 m

Whistler opening date 2017 is now published

5. Kicking Horse – Golden – 10 km

It´s a Ten
Elevation: 1160 m

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6. Killington – 9,9 km

Elevation: 930 m

7. Catedral Alta Patagonia – 9 km

 

6 Comments

  • dave
    Posted November 30, 2017 7:53 pm

    I see you’ve sneaked a pic of Saas-Fee in there!
    EDIT: LINK REMOVED

    • jacobdklarsen
      Posted November 30, 2017 8:14 pm

      Ah, yea I see.
      That was a mistake. Thanks for notice.

  • Endless
    Posted December 2, 2017 3:07 am

    America now includes Argentina and Canada?!
    Seriously?
    Does that mean your list of European ski areas is from Finland to India?

    • jacobdklarsen
      Posted December 2, 2017 6:45 am

      Hello Endless

      Yes, both Argentina and Canada is a part of the continent of America.
      Canada is a part of North America continent, and Argentina is a part of t the southern continent.

      • endless
        Posted December 2, 2017 8:05 am

        Since it appears the point was completely missed…using the term “America” for Canada/NA/SA makes about as much sense as using the term “Europe” for Western Europe/Eastern Europe/Soviet Union/India/Asia. And by “makes sense,” of course I mean not a bit.

  • Glenn Westrup
    Posted December 3, 2017 4:25 am

    Revelstoke is not only the longest it’s also the steepest and most fun. Today was fantastic!

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