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Ski Great Bear Ski Valley in your browser

Ski or snowboard Great Bear Ski Valley in United States for free in your browser. ShredIndex Play builds the mountain from its real trail map: 13 named runs, 2 km of runs and 3 lifts, over 50 m of vertical from 412 m to 462 m. The longest run is Long Way Home at 310 m. Ride the lifts back up, hit the jumps, race friends live or chase the fastest ghost down any run.

Free, no download, no account. Works on phones, keyboards and controllers.

Great Bear Ski Valley in ShredIndex Play

Great Bear Ski Valley by the numbers

Vertical
50 m
Top
462 m
Base
412 m
Runs, all told
2 km
Named runs
13
Lifts
3

The runs

Runs at Great Bear Ski Valley

By grade

  • Easy1
  • Intermediate6
  • Advanced6

Grades as mapped on OpenStreetMap. Some resorts grade their own trail map differently.

The biggest runs at Great Bear Ski Valley

RunGradeLengthDropSteepnessPlay
Long Way HomeEasy310 m50 m16%Ride
Grizzly ParkAdvanced250 m48 m19%Ride
KodiakIntermediate260 m48 m19%Ride
Polar PassIntermediate220 m44 m20%Ride
The ValleyAdvanced200 m41 m21%Ride
No NameAdvanced90 m18 m22%Ride
L&S AdventureAdvanced110 m17 m16%Ride
JJ's WayIntermediate200 m17 m9%Ride
Deadman's CurveIntermediate80 m16 m20%Ride
The RoadIntermediate220 m15 m7%Ride
Sanford StreetAdvanced60 m15 m27%Ride
Gute ChuteIntermediate70 m14 m20%Ride
Old LiftlineAdvanced80 m9 m12%Ride

Lifts

Ride the lifts at Great Bear Ski Valley

Every lift on the map runs in the game: 2 magic carpets, 1 chairlift. Ride the chair up and watch the mountain from it, or ski off the top into the next run. The longest is Subaru SkyTrac, 260 m rising 54 m.

  • Subaru SkyTracChairlift · 260 m · 54 m up
  • Tubing LiftMagic carpet · 130 m · 19 m up

Terrain park

Hit the park at Great Bear Ski Valley

Parks on the map at Great Bear Ski Valley: Grizzly Park. In the game, park runs get jump lines, rails and boxes to jib, and the tricks you land are named and scored as you ride away.

Every trick in the game, explained

How it plays

Riding Great Bear Ski Valley in ShredIndex Play

Ski or snowboard

Carve, slash, butter, ride switch. Spins, flips and grabs off anything with a lip.

Race friends

Start a race or trick comp, send the link, and up to 8 riders drop in together.

Ghosts and replays

Chase the fastest run down any trail, then share your replay as a challenge.

Any controls

Keyboard, Xbox or PlayStation pad, or two thumb sticks on a phone.

WASD to steer, hold Space to crouch and pop, arrows to spin and flip, Q and E to grab, F rides a lift Left stick steers, right stick pops and grabs

Questions

Great Bear Ski Valley in the game: FAQ

Can you ski Great Bear Ski Valley in a video game?

Yes. ShredIndex Play has Great Bear Ski Valley built from its real trail map and elevation data, free to play in any browser on a computer, phone or tablet. No download or account needed.

How many runs at Great Bear Ski Valley are in the game?

13 named runs and 2 km of runs in all: 1 easy, 6 intermediate, 6 advanced, as they're mapped on OpenStreetMap.

What is the hardest run at Great Bear Ski Valley in the game?

By steepness, Grizzly Park: 19% on average over 250 m, graded advanced. The biggest drop is Long Way Home, 50 m top to bottom.

Can you ride the lifts at Great Bear Ski Valley?

Yes. All 3 lifts are in the game (2 magic carpets, 1 chairlift), and you ride them back up between runs. The longest is Subaru SkyTrac at 260 m.

Can I snowboard Great Bear Ski Valley in the game?

Yes. Switch between skis and a snowboard from the game's menu, regular or goofy. Both carve, slash, ride switch, spin, flip and grab.

Can I race my friends at Great Bear Ski Valley?

Yes. Start a race or a trick comp from Multiplayer in the game's menu and send the link. Up to 8 riders drop in off the same gate. On your own, race the fastest ghost down any run at Great Bear Ski Valley.

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Runs and lifts: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), via OpenSkiMap. Elevations from open terrain data. Lengths, drops and steepness are measured from the map, so they can differ from the resort's own figures.

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