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Racers then reach a widened area with a large number of moguls that racers can [[Jump Boost|trick]] off of. The area also has four dash panel ramps, each of which has a single Item Box on top. The track then narrows again and racers must make a U-turn to the right around a chasm. On the outside of the turn is a half-pipe with three Item Boxes above it. Racers must then make a U-turn to the left around a second chasm that is significantly larger, before reaching a straightaway where the track widens again. | Racers then reach a widened area with a large number of moguls that racers can [[Jump Boost|trick]] off of. The area also has four dash panel ramps, each of which has a single Item Box on top. The track then narrows again and racers must make a U-turn to the right around a chasm. On the outside of the turn is a half-pipe with three Item Boxes above it. Racers must then make a U-turn to the left around a second chasm that is significantly larger, before reaching a straightaway where the track widens again. | ||
Between this straightaway and the end of the track, half-pipes line both sides of the track. In the middle of the track, racers encounter two wide dash panels followed by two large drifts of deep snow. To avoid the drifts, racers must either swerve around them or use the half-pipes. On both sides of each snow drift, above the half-pipes, is a set of Item Boxes, further incentivizing the use of the half-pipes. There are also [[ | Between this straightaway and the end of the track, half-pipes line both sides of the track. In the middle of the track, racers encounter two wide dash panels followed by two large drifts of deep snow. To avoid the drifts, racers must either swerve around them or use the half-pipes. On both sides of each snow drift, above the half-pipes, is a set of Item Boxes, further incentivizing the use of the half-pipes. There are also [[Miis]] watching the racers perform tricks. However, this area also contains three Shy Guy snowboarders as obstacles. Each one goes back and forth across the width of the track, and hitting one will make the player spin out. One is between the two snow drifts, and two are close together right after the second snow drift. After this section, racers must make one last right turn before the half-pipes end, the track narrows one last time, and racers reach the [[Finish line (object)|finish line]]. | ||
During the first lap of the course, snow is falling heavily, and the background and distant objects cannot be seen. By the third lap, snowfall clears up and all scenery can be clearly seen. This concept is reused for {{classic link|DS|DK Pass}} in ''[[Mario Kart 7]]''. | During the first lap of the course, snow is falling heavily, and the background and distant objects cannot be seen. By the third lap, snowfall clears up and all scenery can be clearly seen. This concept is reused for {{classic link|DS|DK Pass}} in ''[[Mario Kart 7]]''. | ||
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DK Summit makes its classic course debut in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'', introduced in the [[Snow Tour]] (making this the first Wii course to make its classic course debut in ''Mario Kart Tour''). The ''Mario Kart'' logo on the starting banner now uses its modern version instead of its classic one, the starting banner itself is made completely out of metal instead of wood, the metallic grids around the start are replaced with plastic fencing, and there is a snowcat stationed by the starting grid. The gates racers pass through before entering the cannon now emit the sound of an airhorn (which was previously heard in [[Super Bell Subway]] and [[Tour Tokyo Blur#Tokyo Blur 3|Tokyo Blur 3]], and later in [[Tour Tokyo Blur#Tokyo Blur 4|Tokyo Blur 4]]) as they open, rather than a bell sound. The sign that says "DK Cannon" now uses the ''Super Mario'' logo font. | DK Summit makes its classic course debut in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'', introduced in the [[Snow Tour]] (making this the first Wii course to make its classic course debut in ''Mario Kart Tour''). The ''Mario Kart'' logo on the starting banner now uses its modern version instead of its classic one, the starting banner itself is made completely out of metal instead of wood, the metallic grids around the start are replaced with plastic fencing, and there is a snowcat stationed by the starting grid. The gates racers pass through before entering the cannon now emit the sound of an airhorn (which was previously heard in [[Super Bell Subway]] and [[Tour Tokyo Blur#Tokyo Blur 3|Tokyo Blur 3]], and later in [[Tour Tokyo Blur#Tokyo Blur 4|Tokyo Blur 4]]) as they open, rather than a bell sound. The sign that says "DK Cannon" now uses the ''Super Mario'' logo font. | ||
On the course, the wooden snowboarding Mario statue near the moguls area is replaced with a stone Donkey Kong statue, most of the trees are absent, and the launch after the start/finish line now encompasses a [[Glide Ramp|glide ramp]]. A stretch of half-pipe ramp between the second chasm turn and the final stretch of the course was removed, and there is only one Dash Panel instead of two before entering the final section. An additional patch of snow was added to the right side of the road at the beginning of the section, while the other two patches of snow were made more uniform in shape and size. The falling snow mechanic has been removed, with the course now being sunny throughout the whole race. There are also no longer [[ | On the course, the wooden snowboarding Mario statue near the moguls area is replaced with a stone Donkey Kong statue, most of the trees are absent, and the launch after the start/finish line now encompasses a [[Glide Ramp|glide ramp]]. A stretch of half-pipe ramp between the second chasm turn and the final stretch of the course was removed, and there is only one Dash Panel instead of two before entering the final section. An additional patch of snow was added to the right side of the road at the beginning of the section, while the other two patches of snow were made more uniform in shape and size. The falling snow mechanic has been removed, with the course now being sunny throughout the whole race. There are also no longer [[Miis]] in the half-pipe section. The course's map has also been rotated 180°, with the starting line at the bottom of the map. | ||
The course also appears as '''DK Summit R''' (reversed), '''DK Summit T''' (with ramps), and '''DK Summit R/T''' (reversed with ramps) The former two debuted alongside the regular version in the Snow Tour, while the latter debuted in the [[Holiday Tour (2022)|2022 Holiday Tour]]. In the T and R/T variants, the Shy Guy Snowboarders are absent, and there are instead several dash panels up against the half-pipes. | The course also appears as '''DK Summit R''' (reversed), '''DK Summit T''' (with ramps), and '''DK Summit R/T''' (reversed with ramps) The former two debuted alongside the regular version in the Snow Tour, while the latter debuted in the [[Holiday Tour (2022)|2022 Holiday Tour]]. In the T and R/T variants, the Shy Guy Snowboarders are absent, and there are instead several dash panels up against the half-pipes. | ||
