Best views?

[mattchuck2]

I like the views already mentioned. Wildcat is good, and Sunday river looking toward Mt. Washington is good.

In the West, the view From Jackson Hole looking towards Grand Teton is sick, and I'd imagine the Lake Tahoe Resorts are good as well (I'll find out this April).

 

[frozencorn]

I like the views already mentioned. Wildcat is good, and Sunday river looking toward Mt. Washington is good.

In the West, the view From Jackson Hole looking towards Grand Teton is sick, and I'd imagine the Lake Tahoe Resorts are good as well (I'll find out this April).

The amazing part about Heavenly isn't just the view of the lake itself, which is tremendous, but the view over the backside into Nevada, where there is nothing but miles and miles of desert. Turn around, there's the lake and all the mountains...pretty wild.

 

[Vortex]

Le Massif and Mt Saint Anne have cool views of the saint lawrence waterway.
it's neat having marine waterviews while skiing

The MT. Saint Anne view over the ST Lawrence is my favoite. I'm working on that for the Winter vacation again this year.

 

[ctenidae]

I still say the best view is from the top of any trail, looking down, followed closely by the sight of a chairlift with no line.

Anything else is just scenery.

 

[hammer]

I still say the best view is from the top of any trail, looking down, followed closely by the sight of a chairlift with no line.

Anything else is just scenery.

Looking down from the top of an empty trail is even nicer... :beer:

 

[Marc]

I still say the best view is from the top of any trail, looking down, followed closely by the sight of a chairlift with no line.

Anything else is just scenery.

What about a trail that's empty save for one hot looking ski bunny that reaks of a large bank account and a "morally casual attitude"?

 

[smootharc]

That's it, dude.....

I still say the best view is from the top of any trail, looking down, followed closely by the sight of a chairlift with no line.

Anything else is just scenery.

What about a trail that's empty save for one hot looking ski bunny that reaks of a large bank account and a "morally casual attitude"?

....I'm hopping in my time machine, dialing back my age to early-20's, and partying with you....and a bevy of those Bunnies with casual morals....

:dunce:

 

[Marc]

Re: That's it, dude.....

I still say the best view is from the top of any trail, looking down, followed closely by the sight of a chairlift with no line.

Anything else is just scenery.

What about a trail that's empty save for one hot looking ski bunny that reaks of a large bank account and a "morally casual attitude"?

....I'm hopping in my time machine, dialing back my age to early-20's, and partying with you....and a bevy of those Bunnies with casual morals....

:dunce:

Hahaah... instructions for operating time machine:

1) Find the ski bunny
2) Add the fuel:

3)Enjoy!

 

[Greg]

You forgot the divorce papers...

 

[Npage148]

divorce papers!!! who will cook and do your laundry at night. Surely no snow bun can operate an oven

 

[HDHaller]

In the east, it's tough to beat the view of Mt. Lafayette from Cannon's By-Pass trail.
-HDH