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We ranked our favorite mogul mountains based on the number of available
mogul runs, percentage of advanced terrain and quality of mogul formations.
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The Mary Jane (part of the Winter Park resort), dedicates itself to
moguls. You can find moguls on the entire mountain.
This is the break down of the trails:
- Expert Only: 1% (Double black diamond)
- Most Difficult: 57% (Black diamond)
- Advanced: 22% (Blue-Black)
- Intermediate: 19% (Blue)
- Beginner: 1% (Green)
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Great terrain, great town, great time! Gotta love runs with intimidating names like "Plunge", Spiral Stairs", "Dynamo" and "Kant-mak-M".
Telluride has two sides with two distinct characteristics, one side is easy and the other is not. Boasts 38% advanced/expert runs and that's why we like it.
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Jay offers great moguls and thinned tree glades.
The best moguls the northeast has to offer.
Find Kitzbuehl and Powerline to find out what we are talking about.
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Thirty five percent of their terrain is dedicated to the advanced skier and the "black diamond". The run "High Rustler" (shown here) is worthy of mention.
Great snow and cheap lift tickets will get you to like this mountain even more.
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While it is better known for its "out of bounds" terrain and Corbet's cliffs,
it's also a pretty good mogul mountain. Head on over to Thunder quad lift and check it out.
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This mountain will kick your ass and you will leave happy.
They are fully dedicated and committed to the advanced skiers and
mogul skiing. Snowboarding is usually counterproductive to the
formation of moguls and was banned from the mountain entirely until the 2008-2009 ski season.
The signature Taos mogul run is "Al's Run" who's view greets all who drive
up to the mountain and a sign telling beginners not to panic. My favorite however is Longhorn which seems endless and leaves you wondering when it's going to end.
