GrilledSteezeSandwich
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here's a nice 10 minute long video of Blue the true...
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I fell asleep halfway through. Does anything happen?
Starts off like a Ken Burns Documentary!
Didn't know the Blue was that big
At the mighty Blue Mountain? Unlikely. You get video of a snowboarder skidding down the flats. The few skiers you see are all doing the Texas Tuck. I guess it's more 'cool' than a video of GSS devouring a Bloomin' Onion and a half-dozen beers at the Outback Steak House.
Massive excitement! :lol: Must be a weekend. At least they parked at the bottom. Smart move...here's a nice 10 minute long video of Blue the true...
Massive excitement! :lol: Must be a weekend. At least they parked at the bottom. Smart move...
Yeah parking at the top is for Gapers..
I still remember that tiny shack that used to be at the bottom before they expanded. Those were the days! :-(
why is parking at the top for gapers?
That's right, forgot about ending the day there. That sucks! You can end the day ripping razor's edge if you park at the bottom...because at the end of the day you have to ride a slow lift and take a flat trail back to your car..while people who park at the bottom can end their day with any run and avoid the slow lift-ride..lower lot is also more convenient to switch skeeze or tailgait..
First, it's just veryyyyyyyy crowded at the top because that's where the main lodge is. That's where the main ski lessons and rentals take place also. You also have to come down beginner terrain to get to a lift that takes you back up to more advanced terrain which sucks especially if it's a weekend. Takes forever to get your lift ticket and dodge the newbs. From the bottom you can access 2 high speed lifts that take you to all the advanced terrain immediately and you can avoid all the beginner areas near the main lodge. It's also a lot less crowded at the bottom. Most of the people at the bottom are more Intermediates/advanced so everything seems to move a lot faster...
k, all makes sense.
Just started skiing there this past March so still learning the ropes. My two boys, 12 and 14 yo, and I just started sking this year. We sampled all the local hills (vernon, camelback, shawnee) and really thought blue was the best locally. I know it has worts, but the place is fun.
We got season passes for 09/10. The top lodge has season pass locker room and obviously we don't have to worry about getting lift tickets/rentals.
lovin summer but still wishin for snow......