rob56789
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Anyone know anything about winter park, and do you think it would be a good place to spend a few days at?:uzi:
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depends on on what you're looking for ... we love the backside of winter park-mary jane. have never skied the winter park. mary jane is a ski area unto itself (it is part of the winter park complex). has it's own base area. they do little grooming and it's pretty much wall-to-wall steep bumps. has almost an old school mrg type feel. one high speed quad, a triple and a couple old doubles. we find we can ski the trees between virtually every run. you also have access to parsenn bowl. so if that's your schtick then mj is the place. my uninitiated take on the winter park side is that it's an everyman type place, lots of hsq's and crowds. i'm sure there's some good skiing there also but mj is soooo good we just ski there.
Does one lift ticket cover the whole thing or would i have to buy one for winter park and one for mj?
same lift tic.
MJ is bump Heaven.
The WP part is like your typical Col. resort. Mary Jane is what makes WP special. MJ is hard core bumpville. MJ should not be missed if thats your cup of tea. Its that good.
That being said, If I were going to CO and not into skiing bumps all day, I wouldnt even consider WP for more then a day. I'd rather go to Steamboat, Copper, or Vail.
Know Jane. Know Pain.
the sleeper I-70 area is beaver creek. some of the longest steepest bump runs you'll find anywhere and the upper crust crowd that skis there doesn't ski any of the tough stuff so the pow lasts for days.
the sleeper I-70 area is beaver creek. .
I've heard that from several people, When I do Summit County and surrounding areas it's usually a 5 or 6 ski day trip. So far I haven't been willing to give up some of the other mountains to do a day at BC. Next time out I'm going to hit it.
didn't you hear what jim said about a lot of boring intermediate stuff ...
I did, but I'm a boring intermediate skier so it will be a perfect fit.