Daily Descent · Sep 3
Today's run: Alpine Loop Winter, UT
One course a day, set by the real ski run. The line below follows the actual path of Alpine Loop Winter, and the snow is set by today’s forecast on the mountain. Everyone plays the same run, so a shared time means something.
Spring slush · 0.87 mi
Alpine Loop Winter, UT
Today's course runs 0.87 mi of the real Alpine Loop Winter, UT, a 6.3 mi mapped ski run.
Course map
Elevation
Thread the flag gates, miss the rocks, and get to the base fast.
Arrows or WASD: steer, throttle, brake. On touch, drag on the snow: sideways steers, up and down are throttle and brake.
How it works
Every day at midnight UTC the descent moves to a new run from the map. The course follows that run’s real line downhill and its real elevation drop, and the day’s speed, grip, and spray come from the forecast on the mountain, plus fresh-snow totals where a resort reports them. Powder is soft and slow; a cold dry spell is icy and fast; a warm afternoon turns to spring slush.
Today’s snow
- High: 59°F
- Wind gusts: 34 kt
- Rated: moderate
A game, not a guide
This is a stylized time trial in a snowcat. The gates and rocks are invented, and nothing here says anything about how hard, open, or safe the real run is. Check the mountain’s page, the resort’s own reports, and local avalanche guidance before you ride anything real. See the real Alpine Loop Winter.
