Frank's Fall Line (formerly named North American)(advanced) to Grizzly Access (beginner) is a ski run of varying difficulties located at Stratton Mountain Resort. The trails run from the summit of the ski area, about 2/3 down the mountain (vertical-wise) to the bottom of the URSA Express chairlift. The run starts out as Frank's Fall Line (formerly called North American), an advanced trail, which begins slightly to the skier's right of the Gondola off of the summit. The trail is pretty wide and is mostly a straight shot down the upper half of the mountain. The trail starts off with a few steep selections and about halfway down the trail pretty much flattens out. The trail ends at the Mid Mountain Lodge, where I took a sharp left turn onto Grizzly Access, a beginner trail that connects to the bottom of the URSA Express chairlift. The trail is pretty flat and a bit curvy. The trail then ends at the bottom of the URSA Express chairlift, which brings skiers and riders back up to the summit of the ski resort.
Stratton Mountain Resort is a ski area located in Stratton, Vermont. The ski area is located in Southern Vermont, just east of Manchester, VT. The ski area is located in Vermont's "Golden Triangle" of skiing, along with Bromley and Magic mountains. The ski area is the largest ski area in Southern Vermont by skiable acres and the second largest in the area in terms of vertical feet, just behind Okemo. The ski area is easy to drive to, being located just a few miles off of Vermont Routes 100 and 31. The ski area is one of the closest resorts in Vermont to New York City and is, therefore, quite the popular ski area. Stratton is known for its family-friendly and a bit upscale vibe. The base area is littered with condos and features a nice, pedestrian village, with some nice restaurants and shops. The ski area's terrain is mostly made up of groomers but the ski area is also known for having some of the best tree skiing in Southern Vermont. The mountain also features a large amount of terrain for all skill levels on almost every area of the mountain. The ski area also features one of the best lift systems of any resort, featuring six high-speed lifts, of which, four are six-packs and one is a ten-person gondola. The ski area is owned and operated by Alterra Resorts and as a result, is a destination on the Ikon Pass. The ski area is unlimited without blackouts on the full Ikon Pass and unlimited with Blackouts on the Ikon Base Pass.
Run Information
Vertical: 1,340 ft
Length: 1.10 mi
0:00 Frank's Fall Line (advanced)
3:06 Grizzly Access (beginner)
Filmed on April 10, 2021 - Closing Weekend
Filmed with the all NEW GoPro Hero 9 Black with the Max Lens Mod attached and horizon leveling on
