Big Mountain Ski Area Pictures

This is Hellroaring Peak, which is what the whole Hellroaring Basin is named after, obviously. Technically speaking, Hellroaring Peak is "out of bounds" skiing, as there is no lift to its top. The lift served runs in Hellroaring Basin all begin at the top of the Hellroaring Basin - not its peak.

That said, for those willing to risk a little exercise and be a little daring, you might want to consider taking the rather short but painful hike up to the top of Hellroaring Peak. Depending on snow conditions, the hike will take around 30 minutes or so. By taking this hike, you'll get true powder skiing, zero crowds and absolutely phenemonal downhill skiing. You also get the privilege of skiing some truly excellent terrain - terrain that is found no place else on Big Mountain.