Best Spring Skiing

[foamythesquirrel]

Here's what MSNBC says http://msnbc.msn.com/id/7090315/

Mammoth Mountain, California

Mt. Bachelor, Oregon

Lake Tahoe, California

Summit County, Colorado
-----> Copper Mountain
-------> Arapahoe Basin
-------> Loveland

Whistler/Blackcomb, British Columbia, Canada

Sunshine Village, Banff, Alberta, Canada

Snowbird, Utah <--Both times i've been there were in March-sunny with lots of nice snow.

Killington, Vermont

Tuckerman Ravine, New Hampshire

Sugarloaf, Maine

I have to say I think Snowbird is the best of the lot, but then again, I haven't been to all those places. For spring skiing, that is.

 

[awf170]

i went to whistler in middle-late april a few years ago and fresh powder everyday, one day i had about 2 ft of untracked. I wanna go to snowbird this april vacation, but im not sure if ill be able to convince my parents Also wildcat has good spring skiing.

 

[Terry]

spring skiing

I gotta say that wildcat, and sugarloaf both have about the best spring skiing around this area. Been a great season so far!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
:beer:

 

[ChileMass]

Bromley VT faces south - nice and soft all of March....

 

[deadheadskier]

Spring Skiing = Outer Limits at Killington. There is no better place on a sunny day. The deck is great fun for a few beers while watching people bust it down the soft bumps.

I say this and I HATE Killington.

 

[evil]

Hunter is pretty fun in the spring.
Less crowds than usual, super soft bumps and some evil kineival(sp?) type jumps over exposed rocks and branches.

 

[JimG.]

Mt. Washington and vicinity. No contest.

 

[cyrk007]

beartrap @ snow.. music blaring.. bumps and a quick short lift

 

[blacknblue]

Hard to argue with Tuckerman Ravine (or Gulf of Slides). Out West, Arapahoe Basin is fantastic with the 'Beach,' East Wall, and Pali. Tahoe can be awesome in the spring with the big snow depths and beautiful lake. Alta, Utah, is up there, too... the soft snow makes those gnarly chutes and cliffs a little more appealing.