Warmin' up the season with Little Mucker

Unlike any other ski hill in Canada, the culture at Whitewater has a unique flavor that has been organically refined over decades by a dedicated following of committed locals.  Our new Speakski Series defines some classic Whitewater terminology so you can keep up with the locals off the hill. What a better place to warm up than Little Mucker.

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Little Mucker

noun  |  lit·tle  muck·er  |  \ˈli-tᵊl ˈmək-kər\

A stretch of meticulously groomed corduroy specifically designed for cruising, mucking about or for honing technique in comfort.

A ski run for letting go of the reins, mastering the transition from pizza to french fries or learning to ski switch. Often a source of great anxiety and lip-biting for young grasshoppers graduating from the Hummer Handle Tow, Little Mucker is typically a place of déjà vu for parents and instructors alike.

Origins: From early Canadian mining term muck which refers to the material removed in the process of excavating or mining.