The 25 runs in North America with the highest average gradient, measured top to bottom with the elevation model. The steepest is Honeycomb Chutes at Solitude Mountain, averaging 81% over 701 m. Each resort's page shows the profile of every run, section by section.
Average gradient = total vertical ÷ run length (as %), for graded runs (green to black) of at least 300 m. On the hardest pitches the local gradient is steeper than the average.
Honeycomb Chutes, at Solitude Mountain, with an average gradient of 81%. Next come Money 1 (Alyeska, 80%) and Money 2 (Alyeska, 80%).
Average gradient = total vertical ÷ run length (as %), for graded runs (green to black) of at least 300 m. On the hardest pitches the local gradient is steeper than the average. Data from OpenStreetMap via OpenSkiMap.