Fictional trail maps

[cerv1]

I used to draw ski maps when I was a kid. I probably made dozens but only a few survived.

This one feels very East Coast, maybe a cross between Stowe and Sunday River.

This one feels like a West Coast mountain (Mammoth?) run by Six Flags!

 

[tirolski]

Place yer bets on if there’s still any here. 2018 Gore UMP.

 

[trackbiker]

I used to draw ski maps when I was a kid. I probably made dozens but only a few survived.

This one feels very East Coast, maybe a cross between Stowe and Sunday River.
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This one feels like a West Coast mountain (Mammoth?) run by Six Flags!View attachment 8716

Based on the number of lifts in your bottom map I don't think anyone would be standing in line there. Doesn't cost anything to dream.
I've done some sketches on how I would modify existing mountain layouts but never saved any.

 

[D.B. Cooper]

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Looks like the lower mountain was designed by a girl and the upper mountain by her A.D.D. brother.

 

[cerv1]

Looks like the lower mountain was designed by a girl and the upper mountain by her A.D.D. brother.

Ha! You sound like my brother. I was a strong believer in creating pods that catered to different experience levels, with one long easy run amongst the blacks or a steep bump run in the middle of a beginner area.

 

[Ripitz]

Ciao! is a great name for a run

 

[Harvey]

Place yer bets on if there’s still any here. 2018 Gore UMP.
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Good ol Lift 14. We had some fights about that!

And of course the planned devastation of Burnt Ridge.

 

[Brownski]

Are these maps based on real topography? I once drew a plan for a 2600 vert resort in the Catskills that was based on an actual mountain. I found a formula to calculate pitch and everything.

 

[tirolski]

Good ol Lift 14. We had some fights about that!

And of course the planned devastation of Burnt Ridge.

Must’ve been before my time on here. Been reading public's responses at public hearing(s) included in the UMP(s). Some are moist definitely fictitious trail maps and/or should be.

 

[cerv1]

Are these maps based on real topography? I once drew a plan for a 2600 vert resort in the Catskills that was based on an actual mountain. I found a formula to calculate pitch and everything.

Everything about mine is fictitious. But love the idea of making trails based on real mountains...