Alpine Ski Riddles for Mountain Athletes

I carry athletes uphill while their legs rest. What am I?

I carve S-curves on fresh corduroy. What am I?

I flash red and blue gates for racers to cross. What am I?

I guard mountain safety with toboggans and radios. Who am I?

I cushion falls with powdery pillows. What am I?

I keep goggles fog-free and cheeks warm. What am I?

I mark avalanche zones with high-risk signs. What am I?

I log vertical feet and trail stats for bragging rights. What am I?

I tune edges and wax bases before first chair. What am I?

I fuel runs with cocoa and cinnamon at mid-mountain. What am I?

I score freestyle tricks with flips and grabs. What am I?

I navigate whiteouts using tree lines and memory. Who am I?

I toast a successful day with cheers at the lodge. What am I?

I store lift passes, sunscreen, and trail maps. What am I?

I remind everyone to respect slow zones and share the mountain. What am I?

Clicked into bindings at the top of the run, I hug your feet and ankles. What am I?

We're a pair of sticks planted in the snow for balance on the slope. What are we?

I protect your head on every run down the mountain. What am I?

I am the black diamond trail for expert skiers only. What am I?

I am the bunny hill where beginners learn to turn. What am I?

I beep before a race and swing open when the countdown ends. What am I?

Cross me with poles tucked and the race clock stops. What am I?

I record your run to the hundredth of a second. What am I?

I am the fresh snowfall overnight that makes everyone cheer. What am I?

I am the snow cannon making snow when nature does not. What am I?

I carry skiers up the mountain in an enclosed cabin hanging from a cable. What am I?

I fold into your glove pocket and show which runs are green, blue, or black. What am I?

I soak sore legs in warm bubbling water after a long day on the slopes. What am I?

I'm the earliest lift seat at dawn, claimed by whoever is most eager. What am I?

I am the last run of the day as the sun sets pink. What am I?