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Steepest, deepest, must true to the heart back country Mt in the West

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Good_Deed
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I'm moving out next year and I want to just ski steep and deep big mt all year, what mt out west would be a the prefect place to find that
Jul 7 2008 1:31AM
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Kevski
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Hahahaha, Nothing can ever beat Grouse winter slush.
Jul 8 2008 4:26PM
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[Toby]
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Thats horrible advice, hood has mediocre everything, and you need two passes to take advantage of park and pow.
Jul 8 2008 4:39PM
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MtHoodMeadows
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FTW - Nothing like 450 inches of Cascade Wet Blanket to help absorb those big hits.  Skibowl has an open boundary policy that allows you to drop off the backside of Tom Dick Peak to the Mirror Lake BC for road laps.

Jul 8 2008 5:31PM
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AlexMartini
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how could anyone argue with JACKSON? why are people saying mountains in utah and colorado are better? im confused, someone inform me
Jul 8 2008 5:40PM
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PhilboydStudge
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agreed, except for one thing. targhee is soo much better than jackson, although they're both amazing
Jul 8 2008 6:24PM
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tommihq
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This thread is 100% relevant to my interests, although almost every mountain has been said
Jul 8 2008 6:31PM
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K2skipunk
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nope, nothing, notta, but fo real, its sick, i hate it, last season sucked, amazing palce, it eats the big one
Jul 8 2008 10:30PM
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