Colorado is Home to the Steepest Manmade Ski Run in North America

People worldwide travel to Colorado's renowned ski resorts to vacation during the wintertime.

The Rocky Mountain State is a destination that all winter enthusiasts can appreciate. From beginner-level bunny hills to heart-pounding, triple black diamond runs, there is truly something for everyone. Thrill-seeking skiers and riders looking to test their skills can also find the steepest manmade run in North America in Colorado.

Located off the beaten path, Crested Butte Mountain Resort is known for having quality snow and some of the best lift-served, extreme terrain in the nation. Thirty-seven percent of this resort is considered expert terrain.

Rambo is arguably the most notorious run at Crested Butte. This expert-level run is regarded as one of the hardest and most terrifying slopes on the continent. Only the most advanced skiers and riders should attempt to conquer Rambo.

At a staggering 900 feet with a 55-degree pitch, Rambo is as steep as it gets. And no, the trail doesn't get flatter or easier while progressing down.

Natural obstacles, such as trees, make this trail extra dangerous and challenging. Rocks and shrubs are hidden beneath the snow and can cause accidents if not avoided. Skiers need to make consistent perfect moves and stick to the trail to ensure safety.

There's no turning back once you start down this intense slope - it's not for the faint of heart!