hardline
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Date(s) Skied: 1-4-2008
Resort or Ski Area: DA Creek
Conditions:
some damn fine man made blown snow and about 2" of fresh
Trip Report:
The original plan was to get to the mountain at 9 ish but i had to do a bunch of stuff for a product launch on thursday(a breast enhancment cream. dont ask) so i had to do a bunch of revisions on equipment and graphics. which lead to me leaving at 1:30.
got to south at 2:30 wow they blew a ton of snow over the weekend. bear peak is ready to open and they must have built at least 5 new kickers, 3 new jibs, and a bunch of rails. wasn't feeling it. the light was the flatest i have ever seen it. i wasn't going to hurt myself because i couldn't see anything. so grab some food and headed over vernon/north to check out the new stuff over there.
on the ride over it started snowing. people say there is nowhere to park at north. this is the prefered lot there is never anyone there durring the week.
the hill is starting to look better.
i started laughing when i saw this.
a shot of the little village they built
a shot of the tents everbody hates
the beginner area and the hotel in the background.
snow falling on the cab ride up
looking down lower eagle hunt which was the ROTD
looking up lower eagle hunt
i laped it like 15 times. they blew a ton of snow on granit i would imagine its going to open any day as well as the trail on the backside. the snow was as good as i have ever seen it at the creek i think they must have hired someone new in mt ops because this was actually some quiality snow. there was some ice but only right in the middle of the trail. zero g was uber hard but edgable. bailed after it stoped snowing. in three hours i did a min of 18 runs. was a great session with great conditions might go up tomorrow morning for a early morning sesh before work.
a weird thin happened on the last run as the snow ended some warm air was blowing in with fog. it blew up from the righ and the left side of the mountain and i just happened to be there when the fog was about close in. kinda cool.
Resort or Ski Area: DA Creek
Conditions:
some damn fine man made blown snow and about 2" of fresh
Trip Report:
The original plan was to get to the mountain at 9 ish but i had to do a bunch of stuff for a product launch on thursday(a breast enhancment cream. dont ask) so i had to do a bunch of revisions on equipment and graphics. which lead to me leaving at 1:30.
got to south at 2:30 wow they blew a ton of snow over the weekend. bear peak is ready to open and they must have built at least 5 new kickers, 3 new jibs, and a bunch of rails. wasn't feeling it. the light was the flatest i have ever seen it. i wasn't going to hurt myself because i couldn't see anything. so grab some food and headed over vernon/north to check out the new stuff over there.
on the ride over it started snowing. people say there is nowhere to park at north. this is the prefered lot there is never anyone there durring the week.

the hill is starting to look better.

i started laughing when i saw this.

a shot of the little village they built

a shot of the tents everbody hates

the beginner area and the hotel in the background.

snow falling on the cab ride up

looking down lower eagle hunt which was the ROTD

looking up lower eagle hunt

i laped it like 15 times. they blew a ton of snow on granit i would imagine its going to open any day as well as the trail on the backside. the snow was as good as i have ever seen it at the creek i think they must have hired someone new in mt ops because this was actually some quiality snow. there was some ice but only right in the middle of the trail. zero g was uber hard but edgable. bailed after it stoped snowing. in three hours i did a min of 18 runs. was a great session with great conditions might go up tomorrow morning for a early morning sesh before work.
a weird thin happened on the last run as the snow ended some warm air was blowing in with fog. it blew up from the righ and the left side of the mountain and i just happened to be there when the fog was about close in. kinda cool.
