Ski Mammoth's Cornice Bowl and Hangmans Hollow on real 3D terrain.
OpenStreetMap runs and lifts, from Broadway Express to Panorama Gondola.
Hover Sunshine Glades, Dragon Alley, then Goldhill.
Climax or the Dropout Chutes first?
#skiing #California
Ski @BlueMtnResort in Ontario on real 3D terrain.
OpenStreetMap runs from Happy Valley to Apple Bowl, plus 7 named chairlifts like Silver Bullet Express.
Hover Sunrise, Cruiser and Rinus Run.
Kandahar or Elevator Shaft first?
#skiing #Ontario
From 735 m to 3,718 m in one 3D ski scene: Les Arcs, France.
65 named OpenStreetMap lifts, from Transarc to Aiguille Rouge.
Hover Bois de l'Ours, Pré-Saint-Esprit, then Col de la Chal.
Vallée de l'Arc or Robert Blanc first?
#OpenStreetMap #threejs
Royal Coachman, Grey Ghost, Wooly Bugger: Saddleback's runs read like a fly box.
Saddleback, Maine on real 3D terrain: 61 named OpenStreetMap runs and 5 named lifts.
Hover Dazzler, Red Devil, then Lower Hudson Highway.
Which run would you ski first?
#OpenStreetMap #skiing
Ski Snowmass on real 3D terrain.
129 named OpenStreetMap runs and 18 named lifts on a DEM from 2,426 to 3,887 m.
Hover the Elk Camp lift, Bull Run, then the Sheer Bliss lift.
Cirque Headwall or Hanging Valley: where do you drop first?
#ScreenshotSaturday #skiing
Global Ski Atlas now refreshes itself. An old mini PC runs a Docker pipeline that rebuilds one resort at a time from OpenStreetMap and terrain tiles, so the whole atlas gets fresh data every week.
#openstreetmap #docker #homelab #skiing
New in the Global Ski Atlas ski game: choose skis or a snowboard before you drop in. The rider is a fresh Blender model, and both rides stay planted on the snow over real OpenStreetMap terrain. #gamedev #indiedev #threejs #snowboarding






