Crossword Clue: Take to the slopes
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- 50 Cent song "___ Mask Way"
- __ bum
- __ jump
- __ lift
- __ mask
- __ patrol
- __ resort
- __ run
- __ slope
- ___ bum (person who loves winter slopes)
- ___-Doo (brand of snowmobile)
- ___ jumping (sport)
- ___ jumping (Winter Olympics event)
- ___ lift
- ___ lodge (winter resort)
- ___ lodge (winter vacation spot)
- ___ Pass
- ___ resort (place like Aspen or Vail)
- "___ Utah!" (license plate phrase)
- "___ Utah!" (state license plate slogan)
- ____ lodge (resort)
- ____ lodge (winter resort)
- "____ Patrol"
- ____ patrol
- _____ jump
- A boot may attach to one
- Be seen among moguls
- Be seen among moguls?
- Après-__
- Après-___ (following a day on the slopes -- and, literally, where the first words of the four longest puzzle answers can be found)
- Apres-___
- Biathletes do it
- Biathlete's need
- Biathlon gear
- Biathlon need
- Biathlon wear
- Aspen accessory
- Aspen activity
- Aspen footwear?
- Aspen gear
- Aspen glider
- Aspen runner
- Aspen sight
- Aspen slider
- Bikini Kill "Jet ___"
- Attack moguls, perhaps
- Binding attachment?
- Bit of Aspen gear
- Bit of biathlon gear
- Bit of Winter Olympics equipment
- Bit of winter sports equipment
- Avail oneself of Vail?
- Avail oneself of Vail
- Alpine runner?
- Alpine runner
- Alpine slider
- Boot attachment
- Boot attachment, perhaps
- Boot holder
- Boot type
- Hit a bunny slope, say
- Hit the bunny slope, maybe
- Hit the slopes in Vail, perhaps
- Hit the slopes in winter
- Hit the slopes
- Hit the trails
- Deal with moguls?
- Deal with moguls
- Common Polish name ender
- Brave moguls?
- Brave moguls
- Compete against Lindsey Vonn
- Compete at Sapporo
- Compete at the Winter Olympics, maybe
- Compete at the Winter Olympics, perhaps
- Compete in a biathlon, in part
- Compete in a biathlon
- Compete in a certain cross-country race
- Compete in a dauerlauf
- Compete in a Nordic combined
- Compete in a slalom, say
- Compete in a slalom
- Compete in a snowy cross-country race
- Compete in a super-G
- Compete in a Super G race
- Compete in a super G
- Compete in slalom or cross-country
- Compete in slopestyle, say
- Compete in the combined
- Compete in the downhill
- Compete in the Nordic combined, say
- Compete in the Nordic combined
- Compete in the slalom, say
- Compete in the Super G
- Compete in the Winter Games, say
- Compete in the Winter Olympics, maybe
- Compete in the Winter Olympics, perhaps
- Compete like Bonnie St. John
- Compete like Lindsey Vonn
- Compete like Street
- Compete like Ted Ligety
- Compete on snow
- Certain runner
- Brew follower?
- Chairlift item
- Gstaad gear
- Gstaad item
- Descend Mt. Snow
- Conquer a mogul, say
- It leaves a line in the snow
- It may be underfoot
- Elongated runner
- Half a resort pair
- Half a slope pair
- Half a slopes pair
- Half a Vail pair
- Half an Aspen pair
- Buczyn or Konihow follower
- Half of a biathlon pair
- Gate-crash, maybe
- It turns up at the end
- Emulate Greene
- Emulate kanonen
- Emulate Karen Percy
- Emulate Killy
- Emulate Lindsey or Bode
- Emulate Lindsey Vonn
- Emulate Mahre
- Emulate Mikaela Shiffrin
- Emulate Nancy Greene
- Emulate Norway's Sondre Norheim, say
- Emulate Olympians Miller and Vonn
- Emulate Phil Mahre
- Emulate Picabo Street
- Emulate Podborski
- Emulate Tomba
- Emulate Tommy Moe
- Copy Killy
- Gear for Killy
- Handle moguls?
- Handle some hills
- Item attached to a boot
- Item between two poles
- Item for a T-bar user
- Item of sports equipment sometimes seen on top of a car
- Item on a car rack
- Item on a car roof, sometimes
- Item on a chairlift
- Item that's often waxed
- Item usually bought in pairs
- Item with bindings
- It's après "après"
- Engage in a slalom race
- Engage in a sport
- Engage in a winter sport
- Enjoy a bunny slope, perhaps
- Enjoy a bunny slope, say
- Enjoy a bunny slope
- Enjoy a day in Aspen
- Enjoy a downhill run
- Enjoy a Park City pastime
- Enjoy a peak experience?
- Enjoy a resort such as Aspen
- Enjoy a run
- Enjoy a run, perhaps
- Enjoy a run, say
- Enjoy a run?
- Enjoy a slope
- Enjoy a snowy slope
- Enjoy a vacation at Vail
- Enjoy a vacation in Aspen
- Enjoy a water sport
- Enjoy a white trail
- Enjoy a winter sport
- Enjoy Alta
- Enjoy Aspen, perhaps
- Enjoy Aspen, say
- Enjoy Aspen
- Enjoy Breckenridge
- Enjoy going downhill
- Enjoy Jackson Hole, say
- Enjoy Jay Peak, Vt.
- Enjoy Jay Peak
- Enjoy Killington
- Enjoy Lake Tahoe
- Enjoy Mt. Hood, say
- Enjoy Park City
- Enjoy powder
- Enjoy Snow Basin
- Enjoy snow-covered slopes
- Enjoy Snowmass
- Enjoy snowy trails
- Enjoy some powder
- Enjoy St. Moritz
- Enjoy Stowe
- Enjoy Sugarloaf
- Enjoy Sundance
- Enjoy Tahoe
- Enjoy Telluride, say
- Enjoy Telluride
- Enjoy the Alps, maybe
- Enjoy the bunny slope
- Enjoy the mountains
- Enjoy the slopes in Breckenridge
- Enjoy the slopes
- Enjoy trails
- Enjoy Vail
- Enjoy water or snow
- Enjoy Whistler
- Enter a biathlon
- Enter the slalom
- It's often waxed
- Have a peak experience?
- Get your schuss on?
- Have fun at Sun Valley
- Have some sporting fun in Aspen
- It's used for a peak performance
- Do a downhill run on snow
- Do a downhill run
- Do a slalom
- Do a Vail trail
- Do a winter sport
- Do as Picabo does
- Do Aspen
- Do christies
- Do cocaine, in slang
- Do cross-country, say
- Do cross-country
- Do downhill fast
- Do half a biathlon
- Do like Lindsey Vonn
- Do moguls, say
- Do moguls
- Do part of a biathlon
- Eschew the lift going down
- Do slalom
- Do slaloms, e.g.
- Do slaloms
- Do some downhill?
- Do some powder
- Do some schussing
- Do Stowe
- Do the downhill
- Do the slopes
- Do the Vail thing
- Do Vail
- Dodge moguls
- Head downhill, maybe
- HEAD product
- Cross-country gear
- Cross-country item
- Cross-country need, perhaps
- Cross-country need
- Cross-country runner?
- Cross-country transport?
- Glide along a piste
- Glide at Gstaad
- Glide at St. Moritz
- Glide down a snowy hill
- Glide down a snowy mountain
- Glide down Alps
- Glide down peaks
- Glide down slopes
- Glide down snow
- Glide down snowy slopes
- Glide down the bunny slope
- Glide down the slopes
- Glide down the snow
- Glide downhill
- Glide on powder
- Glide on runners
- Glide on snow
- Glide over snow
- Glide over water or snow
- Glide with a mask on
- Glider used with a pole
- Follow a Street?
- Follow a Vail trail
- Jet __
- Jet or water add on
- Go cross-country, in a way
- Go cross-country
- Go down a black diamond, say
- Go down a black diamond trail, say
- Go down a bunny slope
- Go down a double-diamond trail
- Go down a mountain slope in the winter
- Go down a slippery slope
- Go down a snow-covered slope
- Go down a snowy slope
- Go down the bunny slope, say
- Go down the slope
- Go down the slopes
- Go down while working the poles
- Go downhill?
- Go downhill at Aspen
- Go downhill fast
- Go downhill fast and on purpose
- Go downhill fast, perhaps
- Go downhill fast?
- Go downhill for fun
- Go downhill in a hurry?
- Go downhill in a hurry
- Go downhill, in a way
- Go downhill in Saint Moritz
- Go downhill in the snow
- Go downhill in winter
- Go downhill in winter, in a way
- Go downhill, maybe
- Go downhill on snow
- Go downhill rapidly?
- Go downhill using two poles
- Go downhill willfully
- Go downhill
- Go for a run?
- Go for a run, perhaps
- Go for a run
- Go like Mikaela Shiffrin
- Go on a run?
- Go on a run
- Go over snow
- Go schuss
- Go schussing
- Go slaloming
- Go to Aspen, perhaps
- Go to Vail, maybe
- Go vacationing at Aspen, perhaps
- Execute a christie
- Execute a kick turn
- Execute a slalom
- Footwear item for Bode Miller
- Car roof rack item
- Downhill runner found in the four longest Across answers
- Downhill runner
- Downhill slider
- Join the Aspen set
- Cold-weather runner
- Jump start?
- Come down briskly?
- Come down from being high in Colorado, in a way
- Utilize frozen slopes
- Vacation at Vail, maybe
- Vacation at Vail
- Vacation in Aspen
- Vail runner
- Vail sports item
- Vail vehicle
- Vail verb
- Manage moguls
- Maneuver among moguls
- Maneuver through moguls
- Vancouver runner, in 2010
- Mountain rescue group
- Stowe it?
- Move among moguls
- Move among the moguls
- Move fast at Sundance
- Move on a white blanket
- Move on snow
- Move over snow
- Whiz on the water
- Street runner?
- Kind of boot, jump or lift
- Kind of boot
- Strip in the snow
- Strip on a mountain?
- Strip under a boot
- Strip with a binding
- Kind of jump
- Kind of lift or jump
- Kind of mask
- Kind of pole
- Kind of run
- Willfully go downhill
- Kind of tow or boot
- Kind of trail
- Train with Lindsey Vonn
- Wind down in winter
- Mask or lift
- Mask type
- Master moguls
- Travel between poles?
- Travel between the poles?
- Travel down a mountain, in a way
- Travel over powder
- Visit Vail, perhaps
- Visit Vail
- Traverse a Vail trail
- Winter Olympics item
- Winter roof-rack item
- Winter sports equipment
- Winter track maker
- Rossignol product
- Race a Super G e.g.,
- Race in a giant slalom
- Race in a grand slalom
- Race in a slalom
- Race on snow
- Suffix with brew
- Part of a biathlete's gear
- Run a slalom
- Runner
- Runner at the Winter Games
- Runner for the hills
- Runner given the boot?
- Runner in the Alps
- Runner in the Olympics
- Polish name ending, perhaps
- Polish name ending
- Runner of a sort
- Runner, of sorts
- Runner on a slope
- Runner on slopes
- Runner on snow
- Runner on soft surfaces
- Runner on the slopes
- Runner sometimes covered in wax
- Runner that gets waxed
- Runner with a binding
- Runner with a turned-up nose
- Part of a snowmobile
- Part of what a biathlete does
- Participate at Aspen
- Participate in a biathlon
- Participate in a langlauf
- Participate in a slalom
- Participate in a super G
- Participate in a winter sport
- Participate in Aspen
- Participate in the Alpine combined
- Participate in the Nordic combined
- Participate in the slalom, perhaps
- Participate in the Super G
- Participate in the Winter Olympics, perhaps
- Olympic runner?
- Navigate a biathlon course, e.g.
- Navigate a biathlon course, say
- Navigate a snowy trail
- Navigate slopes
- Long runner on a white blanket
- Long runner
- One getting the boot?
- One going on foot in the mountains?
- One in a rack, maybe
- Powder parter
- Powder scatterer
- One might fall off while you're going down
- One of a biathlete's pair
- One of a pair on a rack
- One of a Phil Mahre pair
- One of a sporting pair
- Leave white tracks
- One passing a gate
- One thing to do at Sundance
- One thing to do in a jumpsuit
- Perform a christie or a telemark
- Perform a wedeln, e.g.
- Perform a wedeln
- Perform Christies
- Perform slalom or downhill
- Perform slalom
- One way to jump competitively
- One way to make tracks
- One way to move on snow
- Lift or jump prefix
- Proceed from a chairlift
- Make tracks?
- Make tracks, maybe
- Make tracks on a mountainside, in a way
- Make tracks on a mountainside
- Make tracks, perhaps
- Piece of biathlon equipment
- Piece of biathlon gear
- Piece of equipment at a winter resort
- Piece of equipment for Lindsey Vonn
- Piece of winter sports equipment
- Try a run
- Wooden runner
- Try Telluride, say
- Try the bunny slope
- Try the slopes
- Shred some fresh pow-pow
- Sun Valley gear
- Word after Alpine or cross country
- Word after jet or water
- Word after "water" or "jet"
- Word before bum or bunny
- Word before lift or lodge
- Word before mask or lift
- Word before pole or jump
- Word before run or jump
- Word from Old Norse for "wooden stick"
- Sail down a Vail trail
- Water __
- Water ___
- Water-___
- Water-___ (be pulled behind a motorboat)
- Water-___ (be pulled behind a speedboat)
- Water-___ (enjoy a lake sport)
- Water-___ (glide behind a motorboat)
- Water or snow tagalong
- Water or snow
- Water scooter, jet ...
- Water sports craft, jet ...
- Waxed sports equipment
- Word with boot, lift or pole
- Word with boot or bunny
- Word with "boot" or "jet"
- Word with boot or lift
- Word with "boot" or "pole"
- Word with boot or pole
- Word with boot or suit
- Word with "bum" or "bunny"
- Word with bum or bunny
- Word with bunny or bum
- Specialized strip of wood
- Speed down a mountain
- Speed down snowy slopes
- Word with "jet" or "water"
- Word with jump or bunny
- Word with jump or goggles
- Word with "jump" or "goggles"
- Word with jump or lift
- Word with ''jump'' or ''lift''
- Word with jump
- Word with lift or jump
- Word with "lodge" or "lift"
- Word with mask
- Word with "pole," "jump" or "patrol"
- Word with "pole" or "jump"
- Word with pole or jump
- Word with pole or patrol
- Word with run or jump
- Sanskrit: Abbr.
- Word with water and jet
- Word with water or jet
- Word with "water" or "snow"
- Wedel
- Wedel, e.g.
- Type of boot in Aspen
- Type of boot or lift
- Type of boot or pole
- Type of bum or bunny
- Type of jump or pole
- Type of mask or pole
- Type of mask
- Sporting item that may be waxed
- Type of resort in the "Last Christmas" video
- Type of slope
- Type of slopes
- Work the poles?
- Thing to do in Aspen
- Thing to do on snow
- Type of winter boot
- Sports piece
- Sports runner
- Tackle a black diamond, say
- Tackle a mogul
- Tackle a slope
- Tackle moguls
- Tackle some slopes
- Tackle the powder
- Tackle the slopes
- Take a lift only to go downhill?
- Take a Vail trail
- Skim the surface, in a way
- Take on moguls
- Take on moguls?
- Take part in a biathlon
- Take part in a winter sport
- Schuss and slalom
- Schuss down Mt. Snow
- Schuss, e.g.
- Schuss on runners
- Schuss or slalom
- Schuss or wedel
- Schuss, say
- Schuss through powder
- Schuss
- Schussing slat
- Take to the hills
- Take to the hills?
- Take to the slopes
- Take to the white hills
- Slalom
- Slalom down a mountain
- Slalom down a slope
- Slalom e.g.
- Slalom, e.g.
- Slalom item
- Slalom need
- Slalom, say
- Slalom slider
- Slalomer's slat
- What Alison Moyet will do in winter?
- Slender runner
- Slender slider
- Slide down a slope
- Slide down a snowy mountainside
- Slide down a snowy slope
- Slide down slopes
- Slide down snowy slopes
- Slide down the bunny slope
- Slide down the slopes
- Slide down wintry slopes
- Slide downhill, sportingly
- Slide downhill?
- Slide on snow
- Sliding runner
- Scrape
- Slope patrol
- What kanonen do
- What langlaufers do
- What people who head for the hills do?
- Sea's partner, commercially
- Sea's partner
- What Sonny Bono won't do again
- What to do in Aspen
- You can do it on water or snow
- Starter for mask or pole
- What you can do indoors in Dubai
- Telemark, e.g.
- Use a trail in Vail
- Use cocaine, slangily
- Snow blade
- Snow board
- Snow-crossing slat
- Snow glider
- Snow-runner
- Snow runner
- Snow slat
- Snow slider
- Snow sport
- Snow travel facilitator
- Snowboard cousin
- Use snow runners
- Snowmobile attachment
- Snowmobile part
- Snowmobile steerer
- Use the lift pass, say
- Snowshoe's relative
- Snowy Alison Moyet song?
- Zigzag down a slope
- Zoom on runners
- Stick in the snow
Recent Usage of Take to the slopes in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Take to the slopes" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Take to the slopes in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Sept. 15, 2020
- WSJ Daily - Sept. 15, 2020
- WSJ Daily - Dec. 10, 2019
- WSJ Daily - April 9, 2018
- WSJ Daily - May 23, 2017
- Penny Dell - Feb. 7, 2017
- WSJ Daily - Aug. 8, 2016
- Daily Celebrity - June 13, 2014
- Daily Celebrity - Nov. 27, 2013
- Sheffer - Oct. 20, 2012
- Sheffer - Aug. 16, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 26, 2012
- Sheffer - Jan. 17, 2012
- Universal Crossword - March 7, 2011
- New York Times - Feb. 16, 2011
- USA Today - June 14, 2010
- Premier Sunday - April 11, 2010
- Joseph - March 2, 2010
- Newsday - Jan. 26, 2010
- New York Times - Dec. 26, 1988
