1. La Grave, France – Known for its untouched, glaciated terrain, La Grave presents steep descents, exposed couloirs, and mandatory rappels, all with no ski patrol. This is the ultimate challenge for the fearless, where every turn is a test of skill and survival.

2. Corbet’s Couloir, Jackson Hole, USA – One of the most famous natural features in freeride, Corbet’s Couloir offers a near-vertical drop-in with no room for error. A flawless line here requires absolute precision and commitment, with rocky cliffs and icy conditions awaiting the bold.

3. Bec des Rosses, Verbier, Switzerland – A 55-degree natural face with jagged rock bands, massive cliff drops, and death-defying lines, Bec des Rosses is a true test of a skier's skill in navigating extreme natural terrain. Only the best can conquer this legendary line.

4. Mont Blanc, France/Italy – Europe’s tallest peak offers iconic natural lines like the Mallory Couloir and Grand Envers du Plan, with high altitude, massive vertical drops, and constant avalanche risks. Riders must navigate extreme exposure, ice-covered terrain, and unpredictable snow conditions.

5. Denali, Alaska, USA – The Messner Couloir and Orient Express are extreme natural descents with 50-degree-plus slopes, towering at high altitude, and subjected to brutal weather. The terrain challenges the most experienced riders with hidden crevasses, unpredictable snow, and extreme exposure.

Five of the most daring and untamed natural lines in the world, each testing every rider’s limits and pushing them to the edge of their abilities. The Y Games All Natural is where only the boldest make it down these massive peaks.