Trail Maps and Symbols

A break in a line is where a slope or trail has broken off the connecting trail to become its own or at least that’s what I’m seeing

The yellow lines indicate runs open for night skiing and the dashed lines indicate the easiest run off that lift.

Map with Legend: https://www.onthesnow.com/washington/stevens-pass-resort/trailmap.html

ski.loonMap with Legend: https://www.onthesnow.com/washington/stevens-pass-resort/trailmap.html

you fuckin guys just made this thread to rub it in how sick your mountain is. i'm onto you.

SofaKingSickyou fuckin guys just made this thread to rub it in how sick your mountain is. i'm onto you.

Haha unfortunately I don't ski here. Looks like a sick place though

the dashed lines are reflective of coyote territory. you must be weary of skiing on the dashed trails. coyotes run rampant in these areas. for most people, fighting a coyote is not much of a problem whatsoever. 2 roundhouses to the face and high-kick to the balls will have the pathetic little wimp of a dog in the fetal position whimpering like the meandering pussy he is. however, imagine you let your 2 year old toddler who can barely walk ski that trail alone- need I say more? this is why ski areas have decided to make trail maps with dashed lines to represent coyote areas. if they just put the words COYOTE AREA there it would be too blatant and scare away potential floridan customers.

the yellow lines are simple. just means someone peed there. didnt you ever here the saying, "dont eat the yellow snow!" ya can't believe I have to explain this one. dimwit.

High kick to the balls? How tall are the coyotes where your from? Ours are normal sized , just give em the surprise reach around and squeeze while looking them in the eye and all good.


And the yellow lines are where your “ allowed to ski n pee “ , skier with the longest line wins, my personal technique is ski switch for obvious reasons

majorbigmanherethe dashed lines are reflective of coyote territory. you must be weary of skiing on the dashed trails. coyotes run rampant in these areas. for most people, fighting a coyote is not much of a problem whatsoever. 2 roundhouses to the face and high-kick to the balls will have the pathetic little wimp of a dog in the fetal position whimpering like the meandering pussy he is. however, imagine you let your 2 year old toddler who can barely walk ski that trail alone- need I say more? this is why ski areas have decided to make trail maps with dashed lines to represent coyote areas. if they just put the words COYOTE AREA there it would be too blatant and scare away potential floridan customers.

the yellow lines are simple. just means someone peed there. didnt you ever here the saying, "dont eat the yellow snow!" ya can't believe I have to explain this one. dimwit.

SavageBiffHigh kick to the balls? How tall are the coyotes where your from? Ours are normal sized , just give em the surprise reach around and squeeze while looking them in the eye and all good.


And the yellow lines are where your “ allowed to ski n pee “ , skier with the longest line wins, my personal technique is ski switch for obvious reasons

they're average size coyotes. I doubt any taller than yours. the fun part about the high kick is it makes them fly.

yes. obviously im quite aware of the skipee game otherwise known as skeeping. OP clearly wasn't ready to learn about it.