Equinox
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OK, I need to put this out here. I've got a real mixed bag of skiers looking for a nice 3-day trip, and we don't know where to go. Our ragtag party is looking for some fun!
Skier 1: Loves everything except moguls. Any trail is fun as long as it's interesting. Has skied double blacks before. Wachusett is home but no longer challenging. Loves skiing on Mt. Snow and SR. Has a soft spot for Cannon too. Has twin tips and race boots, loves corduroy, crunchy stuff, and good apres beer. Loves first chair and first tracks too. Hates cold below -15.
Skier 2: Very much a midlife crisis beginner, but brave. Been skiing less than a dozen times, but will tackle whatever it is that's thrown at them. Too cautious for a full on yard sale, but either lucky or talented enough to make it down whatever you shove them at without eating shit. Loves taking lessons and fluffy snow. Not very fast, but not klutzy either. Apres ski, likes good food and a coctkail, followed by a hot shower.
Skier 3: Mama bear type that skis all greens, blues and most blacks without a care in the world. Likes some speed, doesn't like a**holes that run over other people and camp in the middle of the trail. Not overly fond of moguls, but can show you up if you dare. Loves a hot tub and spa at the end of the day, and loves fine dining apres ski.
Skier 4: Fearless kid of the 12 year old type. Polite, responsible, loves going fast, jumping here and there, and just being a kid. Can ski blacks without thinking about it. This kid doesn't wipe out! (I swear kids bounce!) Apres ski, only cares about how fast the wi-fi is and where the hot chocolate comes from.
Looking to make a trip with the aforementioned party anywhere from VT to Maine. I'd love some advice on not only where to take this crew to ski, but also where to stay. We have no restrictions about school vacation, so we're open to any advice. If you were to look at a map of New England, we're all closest to the place that MA, CT, and RI meet.
Any suggestions out there?
Skier 1: Loves everything except moguls. Any trail is fun as long as it's interesting. Has skied double blacks before. Wachusett is home but no longer challenging. Loves skiing on Mt. Snow and SR. Has a soft spot for Cannon too. Has twin tips and race boots, loves corduroy, crunchy stuff, and good apres beer. Loves first chair and first tracks too. Hates cold below -15.
Skier 2: Very much a midlife crisis beginner, but brave. Been skiing less than a dozen times, but will tackle whatever it is that's thrown at them. Too cautious for a full on yard sale, but either lucky or talented enough to make it down whatever you shove them at without eating shit. Loves taking lessons and fluffy snow. Not very fast, but not klutzy either. Apres ski, likes good food and a coctkail, followed by a hot shower.
Skier 3: Mama bear type that skis all greens, blues and most blacks without a care in the world. Likes some speed, doesn't like a**holes that run over other people and camp in the middle of the trail. Not overly fond of moguls, but can show you up if you dare. Loves a hot tub and spa at the end of the day, and loves fine dining apres ski.
Skier 4: Fearless kid of the 12 year old type. Polite, responsible, loves going fast, jumping here and there, and just being a kid. Can ski blacks without thinking about it. This kid doesn't wipe out! (I swear kids bounce!) Apres ski, only cares about how fast the wi-fi is and where the hot chocolate comes from.
Looking to make a trip with the aforementioned party anywhere from VT to Maine. I'd love some advice on not only where to take this crew to ski, but also where to stay. We have no restrictions about school vacation, so we're open to any advice. If you were to look at a map of New England, we're all closest to the place that MA, CT, and RI meet.
Any suggestions out there?