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Suggestions for new slope signage

billski

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Replace "SLOW ZONE" with:

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follow-up sign reads, "Speed limit enforced by snipers"
 
Back in the day they didn’t just have diamonds, squares and circles for trail ratings, they also had tweeners. Like a trail that was harder then a square, but not quite a diamond was a blue square with a black diamond inside.

Made sense to me.
 
Back in the day they didn’t just have diamonds, squares and circles for trail ratings, they also had tweeners. Like a trail that was harder then a square, but not quite a diamond was a blue square with a black diamond inside.

Made sense to me.

steezy..some places like Jackson Hole and Camelback have double blue squares..
 
Doesnt JH have triple black diamonds in a yellow square..?

Not that I know of and not on the trail map. They have prevalent yellow "cliff area" signs all over the place (to be distinguished from the (red, I think) closed area signs).
 
Gore has or at least used to have a big sign at the top of The Rumor with all sorts of warnings about falling, dying, etc.
 
I always enjoyed the sign at the tram at JHR, " this mountain is like no other mountain you have skied,ect-ect, got to like a heads up like that!!
 
I always enjoyed the sign at the tram at JHR, " this mountain is like no other mountain you have skied,ect-ect, got to like a heads up like that!!

for sure but strong intermediates can get down the skiers right side of Rendevous bowl to Rendevous trail..but in zero visibility...Rendevous bowl is no picnic..
 
After double black diamonds often is caution! Now we are talking! Look before you leap!
 
Back in the day they didn’t just have diamonds, squares and circles for trail ratings, they also had tweeners. Like a trail that was harder then a square, but not quite a diamond was a blue square with a black diamond inside.

Made sense to me.

Still have a couple of them at Jiminy Peak, MA
 
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