Book of Lists

[billski]

Hikers have peak-bagger lists - NE 4K, NE 100 highest, etcetera.
We should make up our lists too.
what would the categories be?

 

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

Places skied total..
Lifetime ski days..
Number of states skied in..
Number of countrys skied in..
Months of the year skied..
Most vert skied in a day..
Most vert skied in a season..
Most runs skied in a day..
Most beers consumed during a ski day..lol

 

[kcyanks1]

Places skied total..
Lifetime ski days..
Number of states skied in..
Number of countrys skied in..
Months of the year skied..
Most vert skied in a day..
Most vert skied in a season..
Most runs skied in a day..
Most beers consumed during a ski day..lol

Those are all personal-experience lists...I thought he meant lists like "10 tallest mountains," "10 most difficult trails" etc... Lists that might or might not vary based on personal opinion, but not things that are entirely specific to individuals.

 

[billski]

Yep, that's what I meant. Common lists that are achievement-oriented. Like New England 4000-footers. Peak baggers then take this list and work on knocking them all off.

But I'm looking for something unique, yet achieve-able. Not as simple as "all resorts in NH". At first I was thinking about all resorts over 4000 feet, but I bagged that. The problem with this type of list is that hiking doesn't have an admission fee, but skiing/boarding requires a ticket, thus this sort of pursue gets expensive.

 

[scootertig]

How about a "stuck on a lift" list for resorts/lifts that are known for stopping? There'd probably have to be a minimum time requirement (min 15 minutes) to make it a more "exclusive" club....


aaron

 

[billski]

How about a "stuck on a lift" list for resorts/lifts that are known for stopping? There'd probably have to be a minimum time requirement (min 15 minutes) to make it a more "exclusive" club....


aaron

good topic for a new thread.