Nine Mile – This trail is wide and has these great sweeping turns. What makes it an Orange Triangle is the variation in steepness on each turn. If you want a steeper drop take the turn tight or if you’d rather reduce speed or start again slower, you can stay on the outside of every turn. I felt my skills improve through the day and night by taking repeated runs on this gaining confidence each time and cutting further inside. Even the very skilled members of our group loved running this again and again. As with any east coast mountain, watch out for some adventurous beginner skiers stopping in the turns to see what’s next.

 Upper Cleopatra - Not a long trail but an alternative to taking Mark Anthony or Honeymoon down from the top again. And it’s a good test of your bravery in advancing out of begin a beginner skier. Upper Cleopatra is an Orange Triangle because its not steep at all, but it’s a “blue” because its narrow and the downslope edge has quite a drop if you miss one of your right turns. But you’re here because you can turn both directions just fine as long as you are in control of your speed so you will have fun with this secluded little cut through.