On Wednesday, Internet search giant Google released a Google Maps update which augments the company's records about ski resort maps; providing information about 38 new ski resorts in the US and Canada.

With the update bringing new run and lift maps to Google Maps for 38 more ski resorts, the ski runs have been depicted in as solid color lines in black, blue or green, to represent the difficulty of each slope; while the ski lifts have been marked with red dotted lines.

The ski routes for the newly-added ski resorts are now accessible from Google Maps on Android, iOS, and desktops.

After the mapping of the Grand Canyon, North Korea, and the Great Barrier Reef, the addition of 38 new US and Canadian ski resorts - including Squaw Valley, Big Sky, and Okemo - to Google Maps is the latest addition which the Google team has brought, in a series of unbelievable things to be mapped.

About the additional ski resorts brought on to Google Maps via the recent update, Ryan Poscharsky - strategic partner manager for Google Maps - said in a blog post that "Google Maps are a comprehensive, accurate and easy way to find the best route down the hill;" and added: "We hope you'll use these maps to discover new trails and find your way around the mountain more quickly and easily."