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Ski area similarities game


Originally Posted by Dr Skimeister Plattekill-both only open weekends Lost Trail Montana only open on weekends.....

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Old Jun 8, 2008, 11:32 AM   #61 (permalink)
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Lost Trail Montana only open on weekends..
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Lost Trail Montana only open on weekends..
Val d'Isere. It has a trail down a creek bed called "Piste Perdu" which is French for "Lost Trail".

There's one point where you ski through a natural tunnel and there's only about 5 feet of head room. A pretty cool thing. The rest of it is kind of like skiing down Keyhole Gulch next to the Sugarloaf lift at Alta.
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Val d'Isere. It has a trail down a creek bed called "Piste Perdu" which is French for "Lost Trail".

There's one point where you ski through a natural tunnel and there's only about 5 feet of head room. A pretty cool thing. The rest of it is kind of like skiing down Keyhole Gulch next to the Sugarloaf lift at Alta.
Snowbird-the tunnel to get to Mineral Basin (read about it, never skied there)
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Snowbird-the tunnel to get to Mineral Basin (read about it, never skied there)
Jay Peak - Has a tram and gets the most natural snow in the region
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Jay Peak - Has a tram and gets the most natural snow in the region
MT. Baker get the most snow in the world
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Whistler. The other place I hit when I visit my sister in Vancouver.
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Whistler. The other place I hit when I visit my sister in Vancouver.
Keystone...site of another Lift Engineering chairlift accident
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Keystone...site of another Lift Engineering chairlift accident
Breckenridge..part of the former...Ski the Summit..
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Breckenridge..part of the former...Ski the Summit..
Copper..another Summit County Ski area
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Copper..another Summit County Ski area
Ski Cooper-right down the road from Copper on the way to Leadville, name similar
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