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#CorbetsCouloir showcases the thrilling experience of skiing one of Jackson Hole's steepest chutes. It features breathtaking views, exhilarating descents, expert tricks, adrenaline-fueled adventures, and stunning mountain landscapes. Adventure awaits!
Named one of the best ski runs in America by Men’s Journal, Corbet’s Couloir is on many expert skiers’ bucket list. The couloir cuts through the steep cliffs from the summit and taunts skiers during the tram ride. The overhanging cornice and mandatory drop to get into the couloir keep most people from ever attempting it. For those ready to drop into Corbet’s for the first time, I have a few tips: Even though it looks like you will instantly catch an edge and tomahawk all the way down, it’s actually quite doable, conditions permitting. It definitely takes some skill, so make sure you’re capable of skiing steep double black terrain before attempting it and, more importantly, wait for some new snow. While my favorite way into Corbet’s is to backflip off the nose of the cornice, I don’t recommend that for your first drop into the couloir! When you’re ready and the snow is soft, head to Corbet’s from the top of the tram and watch a few people drop in first to see how they do it. The key is to approach the edge slowly and locate the goat path, which is the easiest way in and where everyone will be standing. Slide as far as you can into the couloir sideways without losing your edge so you don’t come in with too much speed. Slowly creep your skies down sideways until you can see the path headed under the cornice to the skiers’ right. Once you get down low enough and you can see the turn, slowly rotate your tips downhill and into the couloir. This is where most people go wrong – they lean back and turn uphill as soon as possible, trying to stop, but that puts their weight on the tails of their skis and they lose control, sliding the whole way down on their back. To avoid that, as soon as you drop in, keep your weight forward and over the front of your boots and instead of trying to stop right away, make the right turn toward the wall and then turn left, using that turn to slow down and regain control. That’s it; now you’re in and you get to enjoy the soft snow that so many people will never get to ski. After you master Corbet’s, the next step is S&S Couloir, looker’s left of Corbet’s, which offers a much more exhilarating entrance with a mandatory cliff drop into a much skinnier couloir. After mastering the inbounds terrain, you can hire a guide to check out some of the best lift-accessed backcountry in the U.S #skiing #skitok #corbetscouloir #jacksonhole #extremesports
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Named one of the best ski runs in America by Men’s Journal, Corbet’s Couloir is on many expert skiers’ bucket list. The couloir cuts through the steep cliffs from the summit and taunts skiers during the tram ride. The overhanging cornice and mandatory drop to get into the couloir keep most people from ever attempting it. For those ready to drop into Corbet’s for the first time, I have a few tips: Even though it looks like you will instantly catch an edge and tomahawk all the way down, it’s actually quite doable, conditions permitting. It definitely takes some skill, so make sure you’re capable of skiing steep double black terrain before attempting it and, more importantly, wait for some new snow. While my favorite way into Corbet’s is to backflip off the nose of the cornice, I don’t recommend that for your first drop into the couloir! When you’re ready and the snow is soft, head to Corbet’s from the top of the tram and watch a few people drop in first to see how they do it. The key is to approach the edge slowly and locate the goat path, which is the easiest way in and where everyone will be standing. Slide as far as you can into the couloir sideways without losing your edge so you don’t come in with too much speed. Slowly creep your skies down sideways until you can see the path headed under the cornice to the skiers’ right. Once you get down low enough and you can see the turn, slowly rotate your tips downhill and into the couloir. This is where most people go wrong – they lean back and turn uphill as soon as possible, trying to stop, but that puts their weight on the tails of their skis and they lose control, sliding the whole way down on their back. To avoid that, as soon as you drop in, keep your weight forward and over the front of your boots and instead of trying to stop right away, make the right turn toward the wall and then turn left, using that turn to slow down and regain control. That’s it; now you’re in and you get to enjoy the soft snow that so many people will never get to ski. After you master Corbet’s, the next step is S&S Couloir, looker’s left of Corbet’s, which offers a much more exhilarating entrance with a mandatory cliff drop into a much skinnier couloir. After mastering the inbounds terrain, you can hire a guide to check out some of the best lift-accessed backcountry in the U.S #skiing #skitok #corbetscouloir #jacksonhole #extremesports
Waffles at 10,450 feet?? Yes please ✨ Corbet’s Cabin 📍 #corbetscabin #corbetscouloir #jacksonholetram #jacksonholemountainresort #jhmr #jacksonhole #jacksonwyoming #skitrip #skiseason #wintervibes #mountainlife #mountainliving
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Waffles at 10,450 feet?? Yes please ✨ Corbet’s Cabin 📍 #corbetscabin #corbetscouloir #jacksonholetram #jacksonholemountainresort #jhmr #jacksonhole #jacksonwyoming #skitrip #skiseason #wintervibes #mountainlife #mountainliving
It’s just one of the most challenging runs in the world! ((I have never done it and never will)) #corbets #corbetscouloir #jhmr #jacksonholemountainresort #jacksonholetram #jacksonhole #jacksonwyoming #skiseason #mountainaddict #mountainlife #mountainliving #wintervibes
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It’s just one of the most challenging runs in the world! ((I have never done it and never will)) #corbets #corbetscouloir #jhmr #jacksonholemountainresort #jacksonholetram #jacksonhole #jacksonwyoming #skiseason #mountainaddict #mountainlife #mountainliving #wintervibes

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