What, no Mt. Bohemia?! The entire mountain is tree skiing! I figured if this channel ever were to feature a Midwest resort, this would be the chance.

Winter Park and Steamboat have the best tree skiing in Colorado in my opinion

I love the new tree score addition! That's so cool. I think a high alpine chutes category should be next!

Love that you included whitefish. 9 out of 10 days though it’s so socked in you have to stay in the trees to see or it’s too dangerous 😂

Shocked that A Basin made the list but Winter Park did not

Bachelor can be skied 360 degrees, with a catch trail all the way along the base. Makes it incredible for exploring trees for cool features and paths.

One low key great tree skiing resort is deer valley. Everyone skis the groomers and there is soooo much untouched tree terrain that gets almost no tracks. Some people get bored at deer valley, but if you know where to go you can explore new terrain all season.

Having skied every resort in Colorado and being certified at a high level by PSIA, I can confidently say that Winter Park/Mary Jane trees are of similar quality to Steamboat trees. Yes, ABasin has excellent trees in Beavers and Pali. But, Winter Park has vastly more and higher quality tree terrain relative to ABasin. Maybe part of your lack of ranking Winter Park tree terrain is that much of Winter Park's tree terrain is expert level, unmarked, and relatively undiscovered by the general public.

Love it that you guys are uploading more!

When I saw the video topic, I thought if ever Big White was going to make a Peak Rankings debut it’ll be here. I thought the tree terrain was truly fantastic when we went there in Feb/March this year. I’ve never skied anywhere which such impressive glade terrain.

I think this is a brilliant video - as always - and I love the thoughtfulness of the criteria. As a Dad teaching my kids to ski, seeing their enjoyment doing powder through trees on (on just a green or blue) is almost more enjoyable for me than doing the craziest double black chute. With that said, I think this may be a category worth giving done Midwest resorts a shout out, since many gave great glades. Obviously, using objective criteria, they can’t directly complete with resorts in the West of North America, but it’s something worth thinking about. Midwest Skiers (a wonderful KZfaq channel) could probably provide some guidance in pointing out some of the best.

Park City deserves a higher ranking. You can find quality glade runs all over that huge resort. Wide variety of difficulty, tree types, and spacing give skiers from beginners to experts plentiful options for fun. It’s #1 on my list for glades.

What a great service you just rendered to tree skiers and those who are about to become tree skiers!

Absolutely criminal Northstar was left off. The backside has the best tree skiing in Tahoe on a powder day and is harder to get to, so you usually have little to no crowds!

Schweitzer should definitely be in this list! I’ve ridden most of the ones on this list and Schweitzer competes with all of them.

Im glad Northstar didnt make the list. When people talk about Northstar that is one of the main positives people bring up, but the trees still suck there compared to most other resorts

beaver creek is fun but those lines are hell

not going to lie, surprised big white made it and Rossland/Red didn't. Red is considered world class when the snow is good, not just North America.

when i got a notification this vid dropped... i couldn't wait to get home and just had to pull off the side of the road instead. did not disappoint. i thought you would be getting close to running out of the content, but it keeps getting better and better.

sierra at tahoe (pre-caldera fire) had some of the best pound for pound tree skiing. Massive old growth forest and giant boulders everywhere for awesome powder days. RIP I'm so sad no one alive today will get to experience that again.

The fire really hurt sierra at Tahoe in this category. June mountain is also phenomenal for trees it’s worth a visit

A couple hours northeast of Jay, you’ll find a true and savage jewel in the middle of nowhere, Massif du Sud (Quebec). Around 6 to 8 meters of annual natural snow and half of the domain is a north-facing double-diamond trees-filled cathedral of slopes. I didn’t tell you and don’t come, cause it’s way to far and, foremost, too snowy 😅

I would swap Heavenly for Northstar on this list personally. I personally found a lot of heavenly's terrain uninspiring and ENTIRELY carried by how cool the lake view is (which granted for a trip is well worth), since I lived in South lake before and have gotten used to the view. It has a high volume of a lot of on paper good things, including glades, but I have had significantly more fun in glades at several other Tahoe resorts. I can't disagree with any on paper numbers tbh, but I think the actual experience in Northstar glades was MUCH better, or even sierra at Tahoe. Palisades was also good I'll gladly agree though. Kirkwood is my dark horse with a billion cool stashes but you gotta learn that one to properly have fun there

Red mountain and telluride should have been included

This video is why I subscribe!

I was extremely fortunate to ski Heavenly trees after 5 FEET of snowfall. Glad it made this list.

How did Lake Louise not make this list? Ptarmagin and Larch are all trees and glades and once you clear the initial bowls its glades to the bottom

No Winter Park is criminal. Mary Jane is the best tree skiing in Colorado Also, Mt Bohemia would be a good fit for the list!

you need to go to mount bohemia

Tell me you never have been to Mary Jane, without telling me you haven't been to Mary Jane..

i'm glad you put brighton deffs one of my favs for trees and powder mountain

A sleeper resort for tree riding is Tamarack in Idaho. It has some extremely (and I mean INSANE) technical options and some milder routes as well. The cold temps and low crowds keep the powder fresh for long periods of time. The problem is the resort isnt very accessible both to get to and around the mountain itself, meaning it takes 2 slow chairlifts to get to the top, plus trekking across to find the good stuff.

I’ve been to Revelstoke. Glades are so epic there! Makes my local resort, Thredbo in Australia, look average.

How is Winterpark not highlighted on this list and A-basin is? Even Vail is better than A-basin.

For east coast skiing, I think Gore mountain does a really good job with glades.

"must hit trees," is probably not the best thing to put in the image

I know y'all haven't gone because it's not your typical ski area, but Lost Trail ID/MT has tree skiing that stands up to anywhere. Especially on a Thursday after multiple storm cycles.

Y’all clearly have never hit mount Bohemia

Love that you included A Basin but where is Winter Park? I thought it would be in the top 2 rather than miss the list entirely

You should really add affordability to your ranking scheme, that might bump Whistler/ Blackcomb down a notch. It's like $300 CAD for a day pass now there, it's insane! Sunshine is much more affordable 🌞

Big Sky??

Ruptured my spleen after hitting a tree at Whitefish 14 years ago..other then that the trees were great LOL

snow and crowds absolutely need to be considered as well. the appeal of tree skiing disappears when the terrain is in bad condition or you have to maneuver through traffic (whether at the lift or on the run)

Revelstoke in the back bowls.

Interesting that my two favorites bookended this list. Absolutely love A Basin Beavers but I’m willing to pay absurd amounts of money to send my son to lessons while I ski Christmas trees and East face. Looks like I need to add Winter Park to my bucket list.

You got Beaver Creek backwards. The steep stuff is lower on the mountain, the upper part is much more moderate- backwards for most places.

Olympic gates down to literal pavement can be dream worthy.

Love this video! More confirmation that I need to get myself to Steamboat.

Great think about Beaver Creek - most of the people that ski there - can't ski trees. They're all out on the groomers taking lessons, while I pass them in the untouched trees.

AWESOME!🔥

Crystal Mountain could easily be #1. It’s amazing for trees (but is just an above average ski resort).

No resort in western canada will have a high diversity of trees. The climate is generally too cold for deciduous species. I have skied all western Canadian resorts and many in Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming as well. Red Mountain tops my list. It has a unique three mountain 5 if you include cat skiing footprint,, most runs feature lots of side trees or are all trees. I find it kinda similar to The Fish, however the glades and general skiing are a definitely more challenging.

Would be greatly appreciated if you had some snowboard perspective videos/ratings. I know skiing pioneered the winter sport world but for some of us with bum knees, skiing is no longer an option. Also I board better then skiing. Respect to both! Shaka

Ski Heavenly OB, ha! Go it for just don’t get lost… or do… 😂

Thank you for doing this ranking. I skied 40 and 45 days the last two seasons. I agree Steamboat is #1 without any doubt. But in my opinion you've ranked Aspen Highlands, Snowmass and Winter park too low. For example, Brighton just does not have enough vertical to be meaningful. Beaver Creek is good, but not enough total tree terrain to beat out the 3 I mentioned.

You need to get up to Whitewater in Nelson BC. For people that have been, they will argue it has the best tree skiing flow bar none in NA. It presents as a sleepy ski town with a small hill, but when you get there, holy crap.

Bachelor is great to learn tree skiing. Such a cool mountain.

Will you make exclusive lists for east coast resorts only or not?

Ranking videos are the best videos

No mention of Deer Valley??? I've skied all over the West, and DV takes the cake on tree skiing.

Bigsky is known for its big freeride chutes, but it has great treeruns. And they are empty because everyone wastes their time going to the top!

You should try Le massif de Charlevoix, it’s gotten ridiculously expensive since it got purchased but it’s the best glades in Canada

Don’t mean to be that guy, but you gotta check out RED Mountain in BC if you haven’t. Top 5 tree skiing without a doubt, needs to be on this list.

Glad Crystal Mtn. wasn't on that list. We have horrible terrain, no trees, and bears with flame throwers, so don't come!!

YOOOO this is what I need

Best tree skiing: Le Massif du Sud. Fifteen tree runs of various levels of difficulty out of 35 trails total. It is also one of the best for snow quality in the northeast. (I have skied a few places from your list and they are not better for tree skiing.)

Ive skiied a lot of the resorts on this list and im surprised there arent more east coast resorts on here. Its really the only thing skiing wise that I think is better in the east lol

Northstar outshines Heavenly in tree terrain!

You should do west coast vs east coast. Wonder who would win?

And for the East Coasters that got the shaft on this list (somewhat deservedly) check out Gore Mountain in the New York Adirondacks. They don't get a ton of snow but when they do it's some happy times! About 30 glade runs and more unofficial ones too. The longest glade trail in the east is there. I'll let you discover what it is for yourself. You can get the full tree experience in the East, just less often. When it's snowin' get-a-goin'!

14:40 Video: If you werent thinking of a mountain listed in this video, its probably listed here Me: Thinking Stratton, which wasnt there

First 🎉 Great vid! ( haven’t watched it but know it will be)

Many consider Red Mtn., Rossland, B.C. to have the best tree skiing in Canada.

You missed Whitewater. But we don't mind.

Taos or Santa Fe should have been on this list. Their tree skiing is insane.

Brighton has awesome trees

Yeah I was sure Mary Jane at WP was going to make this video!

Usually I try not to hit any trees, I prefer going between them 🤣

Y’all didn’t think too hard about the text in the thumbnail for this one did ya lol Just fuckin’ around though, great content as always!

"Must hit trees!" I generally go around them

snowbird not included?!

Bro, you gotta stop talking up Beaver Creek. The locals are getting pretty annoyed with your channel and it's already super busy. Any one coming here should expect long lift lines.

Northwest chair at Mt. Bachelor is the best chair for skiing trees in the entire country, period! I can tell by your footage that you did not get to experience this chair on a powder day. Find a way to get on this chair on a powder day, and it will convince you to place Mt. Bachelor in the top three on your list for skiing trees. I guarantee it!!!

if you ever visit big white, close to Kelowna BC the run "Shaky Knees" off the powder chair is what these people need. IMO DOuble Black and plenty of new growth pluss the natural gully and sttep part of the mountain is some of the moust fun terrain to concur ! In my opinion Big White can be insanaely good with unfrotunate lift ticket prices

I get that you want to include resorts from the east coast. I've skied many resorts on the east coast. But tree skiing should be about tree skiing. How do you miss places like Schweitzer, Idaho and Big Sky, Montana. Schweitzer has over 1200 acres of awesome tree skiing. That's more acreage than a lot of ski resorts have total. Same with Big Sky. Might want to rethink your list.

To bad they did not include Mt Baldy in British Columbia, The third highest vertical drop in North America

Good thing you didn't mention Mary Jane at winter park. I'll keep skiing those tree shots without all the bozos that watch your videos.

0:50 12th Arapahoe Basin, CO 1:48 11th Jay Peak VT 2:43 10th Whistler Blackcomb, BC 3:30 9th Mt. Bachelor, OR 4:41 8th Whitefish, MT 5:33 7th Heavenly, Tahoe, CA 7:09 6th Revelstoke, BC 8:33 5th Brighton, UT 9:24 4th Powder Mt. UT 10:21 3rd Big White, BC 11:11 2nd Beaver Creek, CO 12:23 1st Steamboat, CO 13:25 The PeakRankings Tree Score and Summary

This is for wide spaced tree runs, for tight tree runs east coast would win all top 10

Beaver Creek

wolf creek not being on this list is criminal

Longshot is a 5mi tree run.

Pow mow #1!!

most well rounded yes but pure ski experience wise, which one would you want to go back to first?

No trees at Harmony in Whistler, you need to go to Symphony

Beaver creek is overrated and the lines can be crazy long

The fact that a resort in south central BC is not on the list causes them to lose all credibility, but that's OK with a lot of people.

Mt Bohemia tops them all when it comes to the trees. Brighton usa is a good spot for trees too tho.

Stowe is WAY too low on this list. It's right up there with Jay in Vermont.

0:07 or the alps lol