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Vertical, pitch, terrain or snowfall?


I guess terrain .. but I think of pitch and vertical as part of terrain. I put terrain over snowfall assuming there is enough natural snow to ski the type of ...

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Old Jun 9, 2008, 12:19 PM   #31 (permalink)
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I guess terrain .. but I think of pitch and vertical as part of terrain. I put terrain over snowfall assuming there is enough natural snow to ski the type of terrain I like.
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If we're talking about getting "Snowfall", every day, then I'd certainly pick it, if not...I vote for terrain, as it doesn't matter how steep or long it is, if it's wide, flat and groomed, it gets boring quickly.
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Old Jun 10, 2008, 5:25 AM   #33 (permalink)
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How about in an order:

1) Abundant natural snowfall

2) Interesting terrain (e.g. New England style trails, glades, etc.)

3) Lots of vertical

4) Steep overall pitch (Least of may favorite)
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Old Jun 10, 2008, 9:21 AM   #35 (permalink)
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we take what the mtn gives so ultimately it comes down to snow. if the snow is good then i look for the terrain-trees and bumps.
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Old Jun 10, 2008, 9:45 AM   #36 (permalink)
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You cant make terrain or vert so I would have to go with that.

give it another ten years or so and it wont matter if it ever snows. The snow tribes will make our storms for us
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You forgot one,lack of crowds first.I'll bite though.Terrain has to be first.A three foot dump does no good if it's on a bunny slope hill.You can't even make turns for crying out loud.I'll take bullet proof terrain over fluffy flats anyday.
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You forgot one,lack of crowds first.I'll bite though.Terrain has to be first.A three foot dump does no good if it's on a bunny slope hill.You can't even make turns for crying out loud.I'll take bullet proof terrain over fluffy flats anyday.
consistent with most Cannon fans I'm sure
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consistent with most Cannon fans I'm sure
Bingo.You got me
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Bingo.You got me
You understand... because you're a Canonista!

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