Only area with slopes (unlike Chamonix or la Grave).
Must have a continuous run from top to bottom (unlike les 3 vallées or kitzsteinhorn) without extra lift to take as well as long flat or uphill area to push (Titlis).
Nice quiz but sneaky! The slope Schifer-Küblis in Davos and Belalp-Balten in Belalp exist, but are so low in altitude that they are almost always closed.
The only one that I would argue is Courmayeur. Between Pointe Helbronner and Entrèves is not a slope anymore, but an off-piste itinerary. And the vertical drop in Sölden is actually 1884 meters, the 3340 point on the ski map is not the top of the lift but a mountain nearby.
The only one that I would argue is Courmayeur. Between Pointe Helbronner and Entrèves is not a slope anymore, but an off-piste itinerary. And the vertical drop in Sölden is actually 1884 meters, the 3340 point on the ski map is not the top of the lift but a mountain nearby.