Adam Kruszyna is a Vermont native whose mental map of his home terrain is years in the making. What began in the 250-acre forest behind his childhood home has grown to include the rugged backcountry of Jay, Vermont.​ An engineer by trade and a dedicated skier, Adam doesn’t reject technology — he uses it with intention.

 

By tracking routes, logging conditions, and mapping lines, he not only makes the terrain more navigable, but also builds a deeper, more intuitive understanding of the landscape he calls home.​His goal is not just to ski the best lines on the East Coast, it’s to connect to them deeply, and in doing so, connect to something larger than skiing.

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