"It's hard not to love a nice cruiser ski run. Making your way down the mountain while enjoying as many turns as possible, sometimes that's the best thing a skier or snowboarder could ask for. Some resorts feature top to bottom runs, extending for miles and miles over thousands of feet. If something like that sounds appealing to you, you might want to take a look at this ranking of the world's longest ski runs."
"Mountainsight's list is as follows: Chamonix, the Vallée Blanche Sölden, Schwarze Schneid Whistler Blackcomb, Peak to Creek Revelstoke, The Last Spike Zermatt to Cervinia Flaine, Les Cascades Alpe d'Huez, La Sarenne Jackson Hole, Rendezvous Bowl Nevados de Chillán, Las Tres Marías Nolan Deck is a writer for Unofficial Networks, covering skiing and outdoor adventure. After growing up and skiing in Maine, he moved to the Denver area for college where he continues to live and work... More by Nolan Deck"
Cruiser ski runs deliver long, flowing descents that let skiers and snowboarders enjoy numerous turns while traveling from top to bottom. Some resorts offer runs that span miles and drop thousands of vertical feet, creating sustained cruising and endurance challenges. Prominent long runs include Chamonix's Vallée Blanche; Sölden's Schwarze Schneid; Whistler Blackcomb's Peak to Creek; Revelstoke's The Last Spike; Zermatt to Cervinia; Flaine's Les Cascades; Alpe d'Huez's La Sarenne; Jackson Hole's Rendezvous Bowl; and Nevados de Chillán's Las Tres Marías. These routes appeal to riders seeking continuous, scenic, long-distance descents.
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