Freeskiing World Tour: Crested Butte Results

A massive storm (more than 20 inches in 24 hours) in Crested Butte didn't stop the Freeskiing World Tour big-mountain competition from taking place this weekend. We have final results, video, and more.

Author:: Skiingmag.com Editors
Updated:: Oct 6, 2017
Original:: Feb 21, 2010

Men's Results (top 10)
Griffin Post
Cliff Bennett
Caleb Mullen
Mark Filippini
Whit Boucher
Craig Garbiel
Mat Jackson
Connery Lundin
Dylan Crossman
Chuck Mumford

Women’s Results (top 10)
Claudia Bouvier
Hazel Birnbaum
Jess McMillan
Angel Collinson
Crystal-Rose Lee
Pip Hunt
Alexis Dupont
Chelsea Lynch
Michele Manning
Jacqui Edgerly

Update From The Deep Stuff in Crested Butte from Subaru Freeskiing World Tour on Vimeo.

Adventure

This weekend, Griffin Post and Claudia Bouvier nabbed first for the men and women, respectively, at the Freeskiing World Tour stop in Crested Butte, Colorado. We have photos from the powder-day big-mountain competition,

Adventure

Due to heavy snowfall in Crested Butte, Friday's Freeskiing World Tour was cut short early. Another six to 10 inches of new snow are predicted over the weekend. Day two of the event takes place on Saturday. Here's a video from day one.

The men's podium included Travis Wolfe from Telluride, Whit Boucher from Vail, and Connery Lundin from Squaw Valley. For full results, click here.

Adventure

The third stop on this year's Freeskiing World Tour took place in Telluride, Colorado, over the weekend. Here are some photos and results from the big-mountain competition.

Adventure

The FWT has already been to La Parva, Chile, and Revelstoke, BC. Now some of the best big-mountain athletes in the world are descending on Telluride, Colorado, for the third stop of the Freeskiing World Tour. Here's a video preview of this weekend's event.

Known for it's steeps, Crested Butte houses such aptly named runs as "Dead End Chutes," "Staircase," and "Hot Rocks," as well as the US Freeskiing World Championships. If that isn't enough, the Body Bag Glades should be. The glades as well as Dead Man's Chute are located in the resort's "Extreme Limits," terrain that should be considered out-of bounds if the resort didn't want to boost its acreage. The Body Bag Glades drop 275 feet at 55 degrees, so you'll have to stick the landing if you want to live to tell about it.

Adventure

There's no easy way down. Jump-turn, pole-plant through the narrow chute, and then hold on tight while you drop the mandatory 10-foot air at the bottom. Welcome to Crested Butte.

Adventure

Meet Alan Bernholtz. The mayor of Crested Butte and the founder of Crested Butte Mountain Guides.

Adventure

Americans Arne Backstrom and Jessica McMillan take the top honors at this weekend's Canadian Freeskiing Championships at Revelstoke. We spoke to McMillan about the competition.