VTKilarney
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Well played... well played.
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Screw it, off to Utah
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Well played... well played.
marcski
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This is what my buddy said yesterday. He said most of the good stuff off piste at Alta is still pretty dangerous with rocks, etc. The Avy danger has been pretty high too he said, but they were/are still able to find some fresh low angle backcountry to ski.
billski
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Good for you Klown!
With the strong exchange rate, 1: 0.75, a trip to Whistler is very tempting.
Denver received 7" and the eastern Rockies got 24" last night.
With the strong exchange rate, 1: 0.75, a trip to Whistler is very tempting.
Denver received 7" and the eastern Rockies got 24" last night.
+ 1. Tahoe has had more snow than us so far.
Another 6-10" coming tonight. More after that.
billski
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My first trip to $teaux is usually the beginning of January. Probably postpone that until later in the month.
We are heading to SLC on the 25th. I am thinking the Utah areas may be a bit more crowded this holiday week as easterners like us bail on our region. Plan to ski Alta because we have MCP passes and will also likely spend a few days with some friends in Ogden and ski Powder Mtn and Snowbasin assuming there is good snow and a decent amount of terrain open.
FWIW Pow Mow just opened and is offering limited terrain. Snowbasin is a better bet, as of right now. The storms did not really hit Pow Mow.
There were crowds this past weekend at Alta and Snowbird due to the fact that we have limited terrain open right now.
mbedle
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First trip to Stowe this year is right after New Years. Can't back out of the hotel, at least it will be on a season pass. They blew some more snow last night and this weekend should be pretty good for snow making.
KustyTheKlown
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brighton opened great western today. now let's get milly opened and we are in business.
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Already have more there than they had most of last year.
Bring some home ... natives are restless.
Bring some home ... natives are restless.
Yeah, a lot more over the next ten days. Guess who's coming east? :roll:
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St. Bear
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Taking the Gulfstream, I presume?
So im told that heavenly has recieved more snow in the past month than all of last ski season, which makes sense as gunbarrel never opened at all last year and was skiing nice today. Still hitting granite in certain trees and firebreak os still nogo.
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KustyTheKlown
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a frugal non-skiing day to day lifestyle, a little advance planning, good management of credit card mileage, multi mountain season pass purchased in the middle of summer, and friends couches to stay on for free go a long way.
Another foot fell last night!
Tin
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Hell yea! That's the way to plan and is always worth it. Enjoy and take lots of pics.
15" more last night at Alta/Snowbird
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