Referring Clues

• Schuss
• Hit the slopes
• Tackle moguls
• Part of what a biathlete does
• Schuss, e.g.
• Word with bum or bunny
• Partake at 30-Down
• Do slaloms
• Word with water or jet
• Sea's partner
• Make tracks?
• Deal with moguls
• Kind of boot
• Polish name ending
• Kind of jump
• Tackle a slope
• Kind of mask
• Snowmobile part
• Go downhill, maybe
• Kind of pole
• Handle some hills
• Item on a chairlift
• Item on a car rack
• Vacation in 40-Down, e.g.
• Schuss or wedel
• Go downhill fast?
• Do cross-country
• Slalom
• Move among the moguls
• Water-___
• Something to do at 77-Across
• Hit the trails
• Do a 20-Across
• Go downhill fast
• Boot holder
• Runner, of sorts
• Have a peak experience?
• Travel between the poles?
• Item between two poles
• Snowmobile steerer
• Biathlon need
• Enjoy 5-Down hills
• Compete in a slalom
• Come down briskly?
• Runner with a turned-up nose
• Do moguls, say
• With 3-Down, slopes
• Boot attachment
• Compete in a biathlon, in part
• Kind of run
• What one might do in 27-Down
• Item that's often waxed
• What people who head for the hills do?
• Move through the moguls
• Schusser's runner
• Suffix with brew
• Runner on the slopes
• Slide on slats
• Enjoy the bunny slope, for example
• Take to the slopes
• Word before boot or bum
• One of a biathlon pair
• Get off the 54-Down
• Emulate Picabo Street
• Enjoy the slopes
• Travel on snow
• Half of a biathlete's pair
• Travel down a mountain, perhaps
• Do a kick turn
• Race in a giant slalom
• Take a Vail trail
• Avail oneself of Vail
• Do half a biathlon
• Schussing slat
• Manage moguls
• Enjoy the bunny slope
• Word before mask or lift
• Go downhill
• Compete in a biathlon
• Tackle a mogul
• Sail down a Vail trail
• Runner on a slope
• Compete in the Nordic combined
• Maneuver among moguls
• Go down a slippery slope
• Perform a wedeln, e.g.
• Sea's partner, commercially
• Participate in a biathlon
• Go cross-country
• Go down a bunny slope
• Enjoy Killington
• Word with run or jump
• Make tracks, maybe
• Do a slalom
• Participate in the Nordic combined
• Stowe it?
• Compete in the combined
• Enjoy Sugarloaf
• Enjoy a run?
• "___ Utah!" (license plate phrase)
• Scrape
• Word with water and jet
• Participate in the Alpine combined
• Common Polish name ender
• Word with boot or suit
• Compete in a certain cross-country race
• With 41-Across, winter sport support
• Word with pole or patrol
• Enjoy Aspen
• Schuss or slalom
• Conquer a mogul, say
• Powder parter
• Cross-country transport?
• Brew follower?
• Sliding runner
• Item usually bought in pairs
• Slender runner
• Après-___
• Word with jump or lift
• Street runner?
• Slide down a slope
• Cross-country item
• Biathlon wear
• Go downhill for fun
• Schuss, say
• Go slaloming
• Glide on snow
• Something to do at 6 Down
• Certain runner
• Gstaad gear
• Runner of a sort
• Slalom down a slope
• Do downhill fast
• Cross-country gear
• Race in a grand slalom
• What to do in Aspen
• Snow board
• Glide on powder
• Enjoy a water sport
• Glide down slopes
• ___ bum
• Do a Vail trail
• Word with "boot" or "pole"
• Brave moguls?
• Runner at the Winter Games
• Word with "water" or "snow"
• Compete in the Super G
• Do Aspen
• Vacation in Aspen
• Handle moguls?
• Type of boot or lift
• Participate in Aspen
• Willfully go downhill
• Travel over powder
• Brave moguls
• Snowboard cousin
• Boot attachment, perhaps
• Vail vehicle
• What langlaufers do
• Do slaloms, e.g.
• Word with "lodge" or "lift"
• Follow a Vail trail
• Type of mask
• Compete in a Nordic combined
• Do some schussing
• Apres-___
• Enjoy Snowmass
• Runner that gets waxed
• Word with "jump" or "lift"
• Aspen runner
• Zoom on runners
• Glider used with a pole
• You can do it on water or snow
• Biathlete's need
• Enjoy Telluride
• Word with lift or jump
• Be seen among moguls?
• Word with boot or pole
• Word with jump or goggles
• Cross-country runner?
• Take on moguls
• Piece of biathlon gear
• Go for a run
• Slide on snow
• Travel down a mountain, in a way
• Enjoy Stowe
• See 36-Across
• Vacation at Vail, maybe
• Enjoy a downhill run
• Vacation at Vail
• Polish name ending, perhaps
• Enjoy snow-covered slopes
• Visit Vail
• Compete in the Winter Olympics, maybe
• Runner given the boot?
• Enjoy a snowy slope
• Word with pole or jump
• Word with "bum" or "bunny"
• Glide down peaks
• With 45-Down, unisex topper
• Item on a car roof, sometimes
• Glide over water or snow
• Cross-country need, perhaps
• Jet ___
• Enjoy Vail
• One way to make tracks
• Glide at Gstaad
• Word with "jump" or "goggles"
• Type of boot in Aspen
• A sliding runner
• Word with "boot" or "pole"
• Jet ___
• Make tracks, in a way
• Try a run
• Get your schuss on?
• ___ bum
• Go to Vail, maybe
• Rossignol product
• Enjoy some powder
• Do some powder
• Glide over snow
• Emulate Lindsey or Bode
• Tackle a black diamond, say
• Emulate Tommy Moe
• Buczyn or Konihow follower
• Emulate Greene
• Snow sport
• Slide downhill?
• Whiz on the water
• Go downhill fast, perhaps
• Runner for the hills
• Runner on snow
• Deal with moguls?
• Aspen item
• Zoom on a lake
• Part of a snowmobile
• It leaves a line in the snow
• Enjoy 111 Down
• Slide down the slopes
• Enjoy water or snow
• Work on a snowplow, say
• Enjoy Telluride, say
• Do a downhill run
• Emulate Lindsey Vonn
• See 53-Across
• Tackle the slopes
• Enjoy 29-Down
• Try the slopes
• Enjoy Alta
• Winter runner
• Go schussing
• Tackle slopes
• Winter sport
• Something to do at 39-Down
• Emulate 18-Across
• Try the slalom
• One might fall off while you're going down
• Do moguls
• With 101-Across way up a slope,
• With 30-Across, attire for the slopes
• Slalom, say
• Slide down a snowy slope
• Slalom, e.g.
• Enjoy Sundance, Utah
• With 51-Across, snowcap?
• Snow travel facilitator
• Going without the evening meal ...
• Travel on powder
• Travel on powder
• Glide like Jean-Claude Killy
• Snow runner
• Après-___ (following a day on the slopes -- and, literally, where the first words of the four longest puzzle answers can be found)
• Go downhill, in a way
• Snow mobile part
• Enjoy a slope
• Compete in the downhill
• Enjoy Aspen, say
• Winter track maker
• Word with jump or bunny
• Strip with a binding
• Move among moguls
• AprŽs- ___
• Try Telluride, say
• Make tracks on a mountainside
• It may be underfoot
• Type of boot or pole
• Slalomer's slat
• Aspen activity
• Proceed from a chairlift
• Enjoy the Alps, maybe
• Emulate Nancy Greene
• Wooden runner
• Word with "pole" or "jump"
• Emulate Podborski
• Aspen accessory
• One of a biathlete's pair
• Race a Super G e.g.,
• It turns up at the end
• Half a Vail pair
• Snowmobile attachment
• Glide on runners
• Word before pole or jump
• Go downhill rapidly?
• Strip on a mountain?
• Go down a snowy slope
• Make tracks on a mountainside, in a way
• Item of sports equipment sometimes seen on top of a car
• Type of mask or pole
• Word from Old Norse for "wooden stick"
• Item attached to a boot
• One in a rack, maybe
• Half a slope pair
• Enjoy a winter sport
• Jet or water add on
• Enjoy Chamonix
• Take to the white hills
• Enjoy a peak experience?
• Enjoy powder
• Bit of winter sports equipment
• Navigate a biathlon course, say
• Take on the moguls
• Traverse a Vail trail
• Word with "boot" or "jet"
• Indulge at 17-Across
• One thing to do at Sundance
• Enjoy St. Moritz
• Take a lift only to go downhill?
• Kind of trail
• One passing a gate
• Enjoy a Park City pastime
• Race on snow
• Slalom item
• Thing to do in Aspen
• Take to the hills?
• Slender slider
• Word with bunny or bum
• Bit of Aspen gear
• Enjoy the mountains
• Compete in a super G
• Go to Aspen, perhaps
• One thing to do in a jumpsuit
• Go schuss
• Half an Aspen pair
• Compete in the Winter Games, say
• One of a sporting pair
• Prop for Suzy Chaffee
• ___ mask
• Move on snow
• Schusser tool
• Type of slope
• Alpine runner?
• ___ lodge
• One going on foot in the mountains?
• Snow blade
• Enjoy going downhill
• Slalom e.g.
• Go over snow
• Footwear item for Bode Miller
• "___ Utah!" (state license plate slogan)
• Boot type
• Thing to do on snow
• ___ resort
• Slide down slopes
• Go for a run?
• Kind of lift or jump
• It's often waxed
• One way to move on snow
• Do the slopes
• Enjoy snowy trails
• Race in a slalom
• Enjoy Whistler
• Type of slopes
• Emulate Karen Percy
• One getting the boot?
• Glide with a mask on
• Perform a Christie or Telemark
• Snow glider
• Slalom need
• Go up to come down
• Runner in the Alps
• Gate-crash, maybe
• Be pulled by a boat
• Get towed, maybe
• ___ slope
• ______ jump
• One of a Phil Mahre pair
• Sports runner
• Bit of downhill gear
• Speed down snowy slopes
• Go on a run
• Leave white tracks
• Do Vail
• Water ___
• Compete in the Nordic combined, say
• Go cross-country, in a way
• Long runner on a white blanket
• Cold-weather runner
• Jonathan's buddy on "Raven"
• Glide down the snow
• Runner sometimes covered in wax
• Waxed sports equipment
• Go on a run?
• Glide downhill
• Biathlon gear
• Schuss and slalom
• Winter roof-rack item
• Enjoy a white trail
• Word with "pole," "jump" or "patrol"
• Lodge type
• Strip under a boot
• Biathletes do it
• Utilize frozen slopes
• Word with "jet" or "water"
• Glide down Alps
• Word before bum or bunny
• Item for a T-bar user
• Do the Vail thing
• Type of jump or pole
• Word after Alpine or cross country
• Compete in the Winter Olympics, perhaps
• ___ jump
• Go down the slope
• Emulate Tomba
• Snow slider
• Alpine slider
• Snow slat
• Glide down the slopes
• Downhill slider
• Descend Mt. Snow
• ___ lodge (resort)
• Word with jump
• Go down the slopes
• Schuss down Mt. Snow
• Do as Picabo does
• Have fun on snow
• One way to go downhill on snow
• Move across snow with poles
• Move downhill on snow
• With 1-Across, winter wear for a slalom athlete
• Go downhill on the slopes
• Go downhill on a snow covered mountain
• Go downhill on snow
• Go downhill over snow
• Use poles on snow
• Move downhill quickly on snow
• Move over slopes
• Move over slopes of snow
• Move over slopes using poles
• Move over snow, in a way
• Glide over snow, in a way
• One way to go downhill fast
• One way to have fun on snow
• Travel over snow, in a way
• Sport on snow
• Go down a snowy hill, in a way
• Perform an activity on snow
• ___ slopes
• Move over snow quickly
• Word with jet or snow
• Emulate Gold medalist Mahre
• Particpate in a winter sport
• Hit the snowy slopes
• Runner appearing in sports kit
• Dodge moguls
• SChuss down a mountain
• Enjoy Park City
• A little Eskimo is to take part in winter sports
• Vancouver runner, in 2010
• Vail runner
• Move over snow
• Enjoy Mt. Hood, say
• Compete like Ted Ligety
• One way to enjoy a big snow
• Visit Vail, perhaps
• Travel over snow
• Go over white slopes
• Use poles to get around
• Aspen gear
• Follow a Street?
• What Sonny Bono won't do again
• Type of resort in the "Last Christmas" video
• Snowy Alison Moyet song?
• What Alison Moyet will do in winter?
• 50 Cent song "___ Mask Way"
• Bikini Kill "Jet ___"
• Runner's short jump
• Engage in a winter sport
• Runner performing in street, refusing bribe
• Runner a Pole may be finished with
• Runner for use on snow
• Winter sports equipment
• Enjoy a run, say
• Enjoy Breckenridge
• Half of a biathlon pair
• Make tracks, perhaps
• Waxed thing, often
• Word before lift or lodge
• Runner on slopes
• Piece of biathlon equipment
• Part of a biathlete's gear
• Perform slalom
• Water scooter, jet ___
• Water sports craft, jet ___
• Do slalom
• Perform slalom or downhill
• It may be found in winter sportsmen's kit
• Travel over snow, but miss end of comic sketch
• Narrow runner built for travel in snow
• Go downhill fast, perhaps?
• Go on the run
• ___-Doo (brand of snowmobile)
• One of a pair on a rack
• Move on runners
• Downhill runner found in the four longest Across answers
• Do cross-country, say
• Slope patrol
• Hit the bunny slope, maybe
• Emulate Mikaela Shiffrin
• Compete against Lindsey Vonn
• With 56-Down, stick on a slope
• Type of pole on a slope
• An Eskimo has one, but two are normal
• Navigate a biathlon course, e.g.
• ___ patrol
• Use poles on slopes
• Snow-crossing slat
• Downhill runner
• Try the bunny slope
• Take part in a biathlon
• Vail runner?
• Enjoy a bunny slope, say
• Aspen footwear?
• Car roof rack item
• Compete in slopestyle, say
• Elongated runner
• Emulate Mahre
• Go downhill in a hurry?
• Attack moguls, perhaps
• Do the downhill
• Schuss on runners
• Chairlift item
• Slalom slider
• Item with bindings
• What you can do indoors in Dubai
• Bit of Winter Olympics equipment
• Master moguls
• Travel like a biathloner
• Something to do in 28-Across
• ___ lift
• Go for a run, perhaps
• Glide down snow
• Move on a white blanket
• Maneuver through moguls
• Be fast going downhill
• Go downhill fast?
• Use the bunny slope
• Cross-country runner?
• Navigate slopes
• Enjoy Tahoe
• Compete like Lindsey Vonn
• Use snow runners
• Olympic runner?
• Word with mask
• A boot may attach to one
• Mountain rescue group
• Go down the bunny slope, say
• It's après "après"
• Glide down snowy slopes
• Compete like Street
• Glide down a 43-Down trail
• Winter Olympics item
• Go for a run?
• Sporting item that may be waxed
• Jump over bumps in the snow?
• Move fast at Sundance
• Take on moguls?
• Avail oneself of Vail?
• One way to jump competitively
• Could an Eskimo use one?
• Strip in the snow
• Take to the hills?
• Hit a bunny slope, say
• Biathlon equipment
• Slide down wintry slopes
• Bit of biathlon gear
• Slide down snowy slopes
• ___ run
• Speed down a mountain
• Type of winter boot
• Word before run or jump
• Glide down a snowy slope
• Do a winter sport
• Emulate Olympians Miller and Vonn
• Make tracks?
• Stick in the snow
• Navigate a snowy trail
• Tackle a bunny slope
• Enjoy Jackson Hole, say
• & 37. Bunny hill, for one
• Bit of slalom gear
• Compete on snow
• Word with "slope" or "boots"
• Word after "water" or "jet"
• Runner
• Compete like Bonnie St. John
• Head downhill, maybe
• Enjoy trails
• One of a cross-country pair
• Piece of equipment for gold medalist Lindsey Vonn
• Runner for racing
• Compete like Seba Johnson
• One of two for a downhill run
• One on a slippery slope
• Go on snow
• Use poles at Aspen
• Slider on a slope
• Navigate a snowy slope
• Emulate Olympian Lindsey Vonn
• Bit of gear for a cross-country trip?
• Make tracks in the snow
• Bit of equipment for Lindsey Vonn
• Binding attachment?
• Compete like Mikaela Shiffrin
• Mountain footwear, maybe
• Emulate Picabo
• Compete in the giant slalom
• Piece of slaloming gear
• Tackle a black diamond run
• Bit of water or snow equipment
• Do this at Aspen
• Participate in a winter sport
• Compete like Andre Horton
• Tackle a bunny hill
• Slalom runner
• What powderhounds do
• One attached to a binding, perhaps
• You'll do this in a biathlon
• Glide over snow with poles
• Polish surname ending
• Thing some do on 27-Across
• Compete in super-G
• Need a lift, maybe
• Compete in a snowy sport
• Go downhill fast (literally)
• Enjoy the Alps
• Emulate Eileen Gu and Lindsey Vonn
• Compete like Laurie Stephens
• Glide down a mountain
• Compete in a slalom race
• Compete in the Super G, e.g.
• Piece of winter sports equipment
• Nordic runner
• Sporting word with "water"
• A sport that requires two poles
• Navigate black diamond slopes
• Compete in a giant slalom
• Do half of a biathlon
• Glide like Gus Kenworthy
• Navigate a black diamond run
• Carve up a black diamond?
• Go down a slippery slope?
• Do a black diamond run
• Glide down a snowy mountain
• Après-___
• Use snow for sporting purposes
• Go on a black diamond run, e.g.
• You may need a lift ticket to do it
• ___ jumping (Olympic sport)
• Compete on a moguls course
• A downhill slider
• Compete in the Alpine combined
• Something a Brazilian is unlikely to wax
• Snowmobile runner
• Compete like Julia Mancuso
• Kind of lift, pole or jump
• Winter item on a car's roof rack
• "___ Vermont" (winter tourist slogan)
• Snowmobile part that's a runner
• You might need a lift to do this
• Compete like Sabrina Simader
• Word derived from the Old Norse for "stick of wood"
• What many do in Aspen
• Glide like Lindsey Vonn
• Runner in the snow
• ___ goggles (piece of winter sports equipment)
• Slide down a white mountain
• Go down a snowy mountain
• Traverse a black diamond slope, say
• Go on a run?
• Navigate a slippery slope