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Top 5 mountains in the east

rob56789

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What do you all think would be the top 5 mountains in the east and in what order?:snow:
 

Marc

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riverc0il

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LMAO! we just recently finished up ST:TNG series on DVD from netflix and are going through both ST:TNG crew movies and battlestar gallacteca before dipping back into ST:TOS. no deep space nine love though.

how about top five space based TV shows instead? any one?
 

Treeskier

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Mad River (when open)
Sugarbush
Killington (great bumps from early to late (except last year))
Jay (4th and 5th can alturnante due to snow or lack of)
Stowe
Sugarloaf
 

klrskiah

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the monthly "top ski area" thread. Here we go again!!

Sugarloaf
Sugarbush
Whiteface
Jay
Stowe
Killington
Sunday River
Burke
Cannon
MRG
Wildcat

I havn't even been to all, but they are always the top contenders. hopefully after this year i can honestly rate them all.

Here's my list (places i'v skied)
1. Sugarloaf
2. Sugarbush
3. Sunday River
4. Le Massif
5. Wildcat
6. Tremblant
7. Saddleback
 
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ajl50

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Yea no kidding. Didn' we post on this like 15 times since august?
I'm nowhere near able to rank anyway. I'm too biased.
 

threecy

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By state, that I've skied:
CT - Sundown
MA - Berkshire East
ME - Sunday River (haven't hit the loaf yet)
NH - Wildcat
VT - Sugarbush
RI - N/A
 

Zand

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My top 6:

1. Sugarbush
2. Mad River Glen
3. Cannon
4. Smuggs
5. Killington
6. Okemo

5 and 6 are interchangable depending on what I'm looking for. Okemo has much better management and Killington has the better terrain.
 

sledhaulingmedic

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This is such a new concept. How about mine:

Yagoo Valley - Best in RI
Blue Hills
McIntyre
Storrs Hill
Lyndonville
 

Greg

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Mtn. Creek
Butternut
Cochrans
Windham
Blandford

I guess it's easy to rag on the smaller feeder hills when you live in Stowe... :???:
 

kcyanks1

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1. MRG
2. Sugarbush
3. Jay
4. Killington
5. Whiteface

I am only including places I have skied, and I'm not including Stowe even though I skied there once, because not enough was open for me to really judge it. I suspect that Stowe would be no lower than fourth once I ski it. I also have never been to Sugarloaf, which I figure might make my top-5. As for putting Killington above Whiteface, that's in large part because Killington gets more snow and in general has more variety.. If Whiteface had more snow, I'd probably stick Whiteface ahead. I find that when Whiteface is stuck to mostly it's man-made trails, while the vert. is great, it's too similar (I find a lot of the man-made snow trails on Little Whiteface to be similar). With the glades, Empire, and the Slides, when combined with the vertical and fewer people, Whiteface probably gets the edge.
 
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