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Skee90
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Anybody go there often? I would like to go there this upcoming winter but I don't want to take a guided tour because I don't know my way around.

Jul 20 2009 1:00AM
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thelizards
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Jul 20 2009 1:32AM
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selkirks
Posts: 1978 - Karma: 59
Uh, it's guided only skiing from January 14 to March 28. Unguided skiing before and after those dates. Guided skiing from January to March you're paying $119-$129/day. Unguided, you're paying $49/day in early/late season or $99/day with a guide.
Jul 20 2009 1:49AM
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TimmyP
Posts: 2086 - Karma: 126
i was an intern there for a winter.  hit me up if you have any questions.  Plus even during unguided, a bunch of terrain they still want you to have a guide. 
Jul 20 2009 2:03AM
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thelizards
Posts: 4042 - Karma: 43
where is this located?
Jul 20 2009 2:03AM
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TimmyP
Posts: 2086 - Karma: 126
1 hr north of Durnago Co
Jul 20 2009 2:05AM
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iLLbiLLy
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my friend in steamboat went this winter. he said it was really dope. alot of hard good terrain.  I would say go with a guide the first time, or at least someone that knows the area. There are alot of places that run out into 300 foot cliff from what i heard
Jul 20 2009 2:09AM
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CreamSteez.
Posts: 299 - Karma: 81
dope.
Jul 20 2009 2:23AM
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Funnel
Posts: 7808 - Karma: 1,414
Place looks so dope.  Definitely go if you have the chance.
Jul 20 2009 2:42AM
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asfffffffffdd
Posts: 1554 - Karma: 1,103
home sweet home
Jul 20 2009 2:57AM
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mozzy
Posts: 1034 - Karma: 60
Pay for the guide, Silverton is no joke.

Also, I hope you're in shape for hiking for 40+ minutes uphill, at 12,000 foot elevations, with a load on your back. And after all that, how easily can you handle a sketchy entrance with a tired body and legs?

It's beautiful, the location can't be beat, but be prepared.
Jul 20 2009 3:27AM
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