OK, need your input and advice for a home mtn(s) next season based on the following criteriae:
Most likely my pass will be a xmas gift from the folks, but I wouldn't mind shelling out some $$ for a second one :wink:
Remember...not much free time, so I want the best value and NO blackouts.
Ms. Trailboss will most likely get a discount at Dartmouth Ski Way....which is quite close to where we'll be. I have never been there. I'm also throwing around a night pass at Whaleback if it reopens or even Storrs Hill in Lebanon. (I'd help out there if I have any time :wink: ).
Home is Burke and a couple years ago I found that on break I was there EVERYDAY making the $199 student pass a great value. As for the main mtn, it is like 70 miles from where we'll be living, so that may be a bit too far of a drive on a regular basis
Your ideas? Pointers?
- Close to Upper Valley.
Reasonable Season Pass rate for Grad student.
Long season.
Good variety of terrain and snowmaking/grooming.
Good service and friendly folks.
Best value.
Most likely my pass will be a xmas gift from the folks, but I wouldn't mind shelling out some $$ for a second one :wink:
Remember...not much free time, so I want the best value and NO blackouts.
Ms. Trailboss will most likely get a discount at Dartmouth Ski Way....which is quite close to where we'll be. I have never been there. I'm also throwing around a night pass at Whaleback if it reopens or even Storrs Hill in Lebanon. (I'd help out there if I have any time :wink: ).
Home is Burke and a couple years ago I found that on break I was there EVERYDAY making the $199 student pass a great value. As for the main mtn, it is like 70 miles from where we'll be living, so that may be a bit too far of a drive on a regular basis
Your ideas? Pointers?