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Alpine Skiing|：Downhill skiing in equipment where the ski boots are fixed (in bindings) to the skis.Base：The average depth of snow on the mountain. It’s also the term used for the bottom of the mountain, where the lodge is located.Black-Diamond Trails：Black diamonds are trails for skiers and snowboarders who know what they’re doing. Single-diamond trails mean the terrain is extremely challenging, although the level of challenge depends on the mountain. Black diamonds at smaller mountains may be easier to navigate than those with larger elevations. Double-black diamonds can mean the terrain is not groomed, and hazards such as boulders, trees, and drop-offs may exist.Blue Bird Day：The type of day that every skier and rider wants – clear blue sky, bright sunshine, and fresh powder from a snowfall the night before.Blue-Square Trails：Blue trails are appropriate terrain for intermediate and advanced skiers and snowboarders. Steepness and degree of difficulty will vary depending on the size of the mountain.Bunny Slope：Gentle terrain where beginners learn to ski and snowboard before moving on to green trails.Chair Lift：A mechanized chair that takes skiers and snowboarders to the tops of runs. Chair lifts may be single-person, doubles and triples, quads, or even six-seaters (known as six-packs).Corduroy：The ridged trail, resembling corduroy patterns, that snow grooming machines leave on the slopes after flattening the terrain.Green-Circle Trails：These trails are for beginners and novice skiers and snowboarders. They are gentler slopes than blue and black trails, usually with flatter terrain. Snowboarders may need to skate in some areas of green trails.Lifties：Chair lift operators who make sure skiers and snowboarders safely board and exit chair lifts.Mashed Potatoes：Snow that is dense and wet, like mashed potatoes.Moguls：These are large bumps in the snow that riders may create as they push snow to the side on their runs down. Ski resorts may also create mogul runs for advanced and expert trails, which features a series of large bumps that look like golf balls.