the Excalibur gondola is the missing link that connects and makes it soo easy to cross each mountain , and after 4pm when lifts close... so easy and effective.....most important/ awesome lift at the resort imo.
@@johnwicked4982 I though that's what you meant. On Excalibur Gondola, there is only one green run, called "Green Line". So I suppose you could say there is one green line. The rest of the trails are blue. On the lower mountain areas like here, you don't have to worry about running into more advanced and expert-oriented trails. Although it's worth mentioning that every single lift at Whistler-Blackcomb except for Glacier Express, Symphony Express, and Showcase T-Bar, has at least one green run coming off the top. (Yes, that even includes Peak Express, though I won't recommend it for inexperienced skiers and riders because it can be a scary run, with it being on the upper mountain, and also it being very wind exposed)
greens at WhistlerBlackcomb are Blues and Blacks at most other places.... theyre just letting you know that - " this is our easiest hard trail to get down... this place is nuts.
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the Excalibur gondola is the missing link that connects and makes it soo easy to cross each mountain , and after 4pm when lifts close... so easy and effective.....most important/ awesome lift at the resort imo.
Oh nice,.you got a cabin to yourself, it looks like a lot of cabins can fit in the terminal.
Think it might be time for some new cabins like WVG.
Estimated speed is 790 fpm for both stages.
How is the snow?
It's just a one way or round trip gondola bro?
If you don't want to continue up, and instead download, you can roundtrip bro.
how many green lines in this gondola?
What do you mean? I don't think I understand the question.
@@sorenjones sorry, i mean in this lift area how many green or blue trails you can go?thanks
@@johnwicked4982 I though that's what you meant. On Excalibur Gondola, there is only one green run, called "Green Line". So I suppose you could say there is one green line. The rest of the trails are blue. On the lower mountain areas like here, you don't have to worry about running into more advanced and expert-oriented trails. Although it's worth mentioning that every single lift at Whistler-Blackcomb except for Glacier Express, Symphony Express, and Showcase T-Bar, has at least one green run coming off the top. (Yes, that even includes Peak Express, though I won't recommend it for inexperienced skiers and riders because it can be a scary run, with it being on the upper mountain, and also it being very wind exposed)
greens at WhistlerBlackcomb are Blues and Blacks at most other places.... theyre just letting you know that - " this is our easiest hard trail to get down...
this place is nuts.