Vertical Demand

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Vertical Demand is the amount of vertical terrain that skiers/riders can be expected to ski over the course of a day (typically a six to seven hour period). This figure is calculated separately for each skill class. The average vertical demand has been increasing for all skill levels and now approximates the ranges listed in table below.

Also see

• Slope
• Grade
• Inclinometer
• Mountain
• Grade
• Slope Length
• Average Grade
• Landforms
• Vertical Transport Feet Per Hour
• Lift Capacity Per Hour
• Lift Line Speed
• Ski lift
• Mountain
• Average Width
• Maximum Grade
• Base Elevation
• Base Area Design

Reference

• Wikipedia Ski Resort [1]
• All Season Resort Guidelines BC Tourism and Resort Development Division,Ministry of Tourism, Sport and the Arts and Brent Harley and Associates Inc. The Resort Planning Group [2]

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