Static Forest Blocks (Pine Trees & Stones)

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1. Static Forest Blocks (Pine Trees & Stones)
The most common obstacles on the mountain. Pine trees range from thin saplings to wide, dense spruce groupings.

The Danger: Thick tree clusters often form  snowrider "walls" that leave only a one-sled-wide gap for passage.

The Counter: Never aim for where a tree is; fix your eyes on the white snow pockets between the trunks. Look two seconds ahead of your current position rather than staring at your sleigh's nose.

2. Kinetic Hazards (Rolling Snowballs)
At higher speeds, massive snowballs break loose and tumble downhill across your path.

The Danger: Because they move diagonally or roll along the slope, their hitboxes change constantly. Trying to jump over a large rolling boulder usually results in a mid-air head-on collision.

The Counter: Dodge laterally; do not jump. Give rolling snowballs a wide berth by cutting behind their roll direction rather than trying to beat them to the spot in front of them.