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ritz627
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Who here skis/snowboards?

Post by ritz627 »

Well...who here skis/snowboards?

Whats your favorite place to go?

Personally, Tremblant is my favorite.




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Post by 2dimes »

Not any more I quit skiing when I discovered boarding, now I'm old and poor.

Fernie British Columbia. The powder bowls are amazing. Lake Louise Alberta is ok too.
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Post by Gold Knight »

I snowboarded when it was the in thing to do. Im kinda fat so it was really hard for me to pick up on.

By the time i finally got good at it, everyone else had moved on. And its no fun being fat and snowboarding by yourself...
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Post by AK_iceman »

I snowboard.

Favorite place to go in-state is Alyeska Resort which is in Girdwood, Alaska.
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Post by riggable »

I ski, i love Sunday River in Maine, and ive always wanted to ski in the alps.
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Post by 2dimes »

Swiss or french?
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Post by EvilPurpleMonkey »

I snowboard whenever and wherever I can, ski hills and regular hills. In fact, there's this really big hill next to my house where there was a landslide a couple years ago that I snowboard on.
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Post by debra79 »

I've never even been to the snow!!!! :shock:

But I think Hotham is one of the more popular places to Ski in Australia.
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Post by chewyman »

debra79 wrote:I've never even been to the snow!!!! :shock:

But I think Hotham is one of the more popular places to Ski in Australia.

It's the best in Victoria IMHO although Falls Creek is pretty good as well, my family has a chalet at Hotham which is lots of fun. Looks like it will be a good season too. :D

My favourite place would have to be Japan though, you just can't beat 12 metres of virgin powder.

EDIT: Oh yeah, I'm a snowboarder.
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Post by s.xkitten »

debra79 wrote:I've never even been to the snow!!!! :shock:


*sends a package of snow to debra*
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Post by Skittles! »

Eh, the last time I went to the snow, which was about 7 years ago, or more, I skied. And I love skiiing, though I've never tried to snowboard.

And Kat, don't bother sending snow to Debra, she lives in Brisbane, which is too humid to snow.

Hmm... Hotham I think is one of the best places in Australia.
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Post by riggable »

2dimes wrote:Swiss or french?

Im partial to Swiss, but either would be fabulous :)
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Post by phytoplankton »

I do everyday.. Keystone coloraado is my fav.
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Post by Balsiefen »

ive only been skiing once n the italian alps, i'm too poor to do it regularily but i got quite good at it. The view into the Aosta vally is amazing 8)
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Post by debra79 »

There aren't really many places to go to the snow in Australia besides Victoria. Thanks kitty cat, but like Skittles! said, I live in a tropical state and the snow would just melt :( Although it isn't humid now that it's Winter, so you're welcome to try :wink:
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Post by Jenos Ridan »

Locally, the best place is Timberline or Ski-bowl, both on Mt. Hood, Oregon. Otherwise, you'd have to take a long road trip to Mt. Rainer near Seattle, or Mt. Baker further up or Mt. Bachelor down near Bend, Oregon. Few others that come to mind, only been to Mt. Hood though. I snowboard only when a) I can afford a two-day trip and b)when the season is right, meaning November to April around here.
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Post by n8freeman »

i board

and the best place near me is bristol, just a moderately small local hill
it has some nice runs though

but if want a little longer car ride, i can be at gore in about 2-3 hours
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but the best place i have ever been would be steamboat colorado

love it there
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Post by btownmeggy »

I've been skiing just once--at Alta... in Utah.

It was mighty fun.
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Post by DirtyDishSoap »

I want to snow board :?
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Post by ritz627 »

I ski, I would never switch though. I'm starting to get pretty good with the jumps, although the only trick I can do thus far is a tailgrab. It's hard to do tricks on skis...but when you can, its amazing.
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Post by starbabe3695 »

i ski, sunday river and sugar loaf mostly but the skiing out in Utah is amazing!
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Post by Backglass »

Lifelong skier. Love it!
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Post by Jenos Ridan »

Got a friend who skies. I board and he skies, shouldn't happen, I don't think, often. We both go when we can.

Maybe I'll buy some new gear for this coming season.


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Post by CrazyAnglican »

Keystone, Co is cool.


I like Deer Park, Utah as well.


The snow's really soft and doesn't hurt much at the slow pace I allow myself.
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