Tupper Traverse

This is the kind of all-day linkup where you’re not just skiing a run—you’re traveling through the mountain. You’ll get the full package: a proper approach, decision points at cols, managing cornice terrain, and then a long, committing exit. It’s at its best when you already understand how the terrain connects; without that familiarity, the route can feel confusing and ends up more serious than you’d expect for a “traverse.” Also, it’s a poor match for splitboards—there’s a lot of traversing.