Most extreme Killington trail my vote is CENTERPIECE!

[GSKI]

As steep as OL with trees rarely skied. Next comes Anarchy and the Julio area. Growler is next.

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[St. Jerry]

Sorry bro, it's THE OUTER LIMITS

[madhatter]

dark side of the magic scarecrow...

[Humpty Dumpty]

R u trying to be fun knee? There is nothing extreme at Killington except egos and hyperbole....and chubbinesss....and, and, and douchebaggery.

Please stop.

[Skier77]

I agree with Centerpiece but next on my list is definitely inner big dipper. Anarchy/Julio would be after that.

[Sgt Eddy Brewers]

Devil's Den from the top...including cliff hucks.

[GSKI]

K actually took upper Devils Den off the map after adding it for a few years. Now the official entrance is half way down Devils Fiddle on the right. Centerpiece gets my vote because it is more difficult for a longer length. OL with trees and a hard entrance.

[hillbangin]

Devil's Den from the top...including cliff hucks.

There are NO cliffs at Killington - or headwalls.

[ski]

There are NO cliffs at Killington - or headwalls.

[biged]

After a foot of new snow and ungroomed it has to be Juggernaut on a snowboard.

[hillbangin]

There are NO cliffs at Killington - or headwalls.

If you can't die hucking it - it's just a rock - this is a cliff -

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[Southside_Bobby]

Snowdon triple midstation ramp

[RustyK]

Most extreme trails are not on a map.

[brownman]

+1
.. and those sacred runs will forever revel in their obscurity.

[hillbangin]

Most extreme trails are not on a map.

Unfortunately - most are now on our map.

Between the bike trails and the ski trails not any secrets left.

There are however 'places to go first' - local knowledge still helps.