SIKRUN

Freeride · Big mountain · Steeps

A free big mountain freeride game

Drop a cornice, slash a spine, air a cliff band and straight-line the fan. SIKRUN puts big-mountain freeride in a browser tab, on skis or a snowboard, with physics that make steep feel steep.

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Free, no download, no account. Keyboard, gamepad or touch on a phone.

A snowboarder grabs mid-air off an Alaskan spine wall at golden hour in SIKRUN
Air off the Chilkat spines at golden hour, rendered by the game.

Faces built for freeride

Speed in SIKRUN comes from the slope, so a 50° couloir is properly fast and a run-out is where you breathe. Spines hold sluff in their troughs, cornices and bergschrunds give you airs you have to commit to, and cliff bands come in tiers you can link. Land clean and keep your speed; land sketchy and you stumble.

Big lines to ride

Plus Rendezvous Couloir, Red Mountain Chutes, Chute Ridges, Meije Vallons and Wildsee Face. All of them on the mountains page.

Tricks when you want them

Pop off a lip and throw a spin, a backflip or a grab; the trick is set at the take-off, like the real thing. Or skip the tricks and ride a fast, clean line. The run score counts tricks, time and crashes, and the best runs go on the world leaderboard. How it all works: how to play.

Freeride FAQ

How steep are the faces?

From gentle green aprons to 50–55° couloirs and spines. Every map has green or blue trails as well as double blacks.

Can I race the big lines?

Yes. Switch to Challenge and any trail becomes a timed run with gates and a ghost of your best run. More on the ski racing page.

Do I need to download anything?

No. SIKRUN runs in your browser, on a computer with a keyboard or gamepad, or on a phone with touch.

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