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Best Powder skiied at....

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PANDA_SWAGGA
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Yo where is the best pow skiing you have ever skiied at?

Feb 17 2011 2:57PM
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Scrambles
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R.E.D. Mountain
Feb 20 2011 1:31PM
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dylansiggers
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No deffinelty not either of those
Feb 20 2011 1:36PM
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zagfan5
Posts: 2608 - Karma: 144
good opening weekend for sure. it was rad to start out the season with pow not park.
Feb 20 2011 1:40PM
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iwasinthepool
Posts: 122 - Karma: 11
Jackson
Vail
Beaver Creek
Abasin
Feb 20 2011 2:08PM
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ChucklesNorman.
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Termas/Nevados de Chillan.
Feb 20 2011 2:12PM
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Drail
Posts: 14011 - Karma: 10,001
Fernie, BC. mid Feb 2005

50cm overnight + very low moisture content = skiing blind due to maximum amount of face shots in truly bottomless pow.
Feb 20 2011 2:20PM
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thisisastickup
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I wouldn't say that 21 inches of dry snow is exactly truly bottomless.....
Feb 20 2011 4:17PM
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Wesley.P
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Steamboat.
Snowed 15 inches a night for 5 days straight. And on a less crowded day. virtually empty lift lines
Feb 20 2011 4:33PM
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charmander
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mt spokane has the damn goods im tellin ya

2 years ago the plow truck got stuck and me and my pops had to break trail through 3-4 feet deep snow, by the time the mountain started going at 10:30 there was maybe 15 people there

epic day
Feb 20 2011 4:37PM
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ganja_enthusiast
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british columbia heli ski
Feb 20 2011 4:48PM
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T_orageskiier
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peak chair bluebird = peak chair huckfest
Feb 20 2011 4:59PM
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Z-Juice
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same only because Vail, Keystone, and A-Bay are the places that I do/can ski
Feb 20 2011 5:00PM
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harrymcfadden
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it would have to be a tie between revelstoke after a good fall and a day i had with harris mountains heli in new zealand 2 or 3 seasons ago
Feb 20 2011 5:01PM
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Corin
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Tärnaby, Sweden. Two weeks ago. I thought I was in Japan..
Feb 20 2011 5:17PM
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ORDEAL
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Hahaha same. Although I was there on a really deep day this season, although I cant remember when
Feb 20 2011 5:34PM
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.skiperisher.
Posts: 323 - Karma: 83
Steamboat. 25 inches over night and i was first one on the gondi. was a good day
Feb 20 2011 5:36PM
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.jersey
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mountain creek, new jersey obviously
Feb 20 2011 5:38PM
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Hakkalugi
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mountain creek.

teehee but seriously Alta or snowbird
Feb 20 2011 5:39PM
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freestyler540
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the east coast doesnt get much white but 2008 I was doing some powat Le Relais after 30cm of snow. The whole morning the mountain was mine. I has a pretty amazing time at Jay peak last year when jay got 20 cm overnight. The glades were awesome...there was no happier time
Feb 20 2011 5:46PM
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esotericjive
Posts: 1889 - Karma: 1,445
It's usually not powder, but one time there was 2.5 feet at Mt. Sunapee.
Feb 20 2011 7:14PM
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thebmxican6
Posts: 104 - Karma: 18

In the East mine is def. Stowe.

Feb 20 2011 7:15PM
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belden...
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snowbird
Feb 20 2011 7:23PM
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Chlamydia
Posts: 499 - Karma: 14
brighton last spring. you know its good when you cant breathe from consistent face shots top to bottom.
Feb 20 2011 7:28PM
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The.Ginger
Posts: 978 - Karma: 13
utahhhhhhh
Feb 20 2011 7:31PM
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PON3
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steamboat for sure
Feb 20 2011 8:15PM
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.squirrely.
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alta
Feb 20 2011 8:24PM
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dirty.
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Country club days at Alta lapping the kitty. nose deep and blower, no beaters
Feb 20 2011 8:33PM
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MagSeven
Posts: 1000 - Karma: 412

This was yesterday, at Asahidake, the tallest mountain in Hokkaido, Japan. (Seemingly little known fact: there is more to skiing in Japan than just Niseko!)

Click for larger image

Feb 20 2011 9:12PM
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PON3
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what the?    is that even possible? lol
Feb 20 2011 9:28PM
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Bar_Down
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kicking horse
Feb 20 2011 9:33PM
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mr.green
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last april, snowbird, like 7ft in 6 days or something, the first part of the storm was warm and kinda heavy but the last part dumped about 4+ft of light utah blower. EPIC
Feb 20 2011 9:48PM
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SurfaceHoar
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Rogers Pass.
Feb 20 2011 10:24PM
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T_orageskiier
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do you have a snorkel? this is just outrageous.
Feb 20 2011 10:49PM
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skibeest
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uhh vail back bowls all the way!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Feb 20 2011 11:31PM
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.skiperisher.
Posts: 323 - Karma: 83
nothing anybody else says will beat this photo
Feb 20 2011 11:43PM
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powday
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Probably out here in Idaho have been my best days...but I've had some fuckin' epic days at Squaw, Sugar Bowl, Alpine and Homewood in Tahoe...

some clips I just put together from this season...


Feb 21 2011 2:35AM
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jibco
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Feb 21 2011 2:55AM
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hoodratz47
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wow.. where to start........
winter 02-03 mad river glen 36 inch dump... WHOA
winter 03-04 80 inch dump in a 36hr period. at 17deg at medows race coach said fuck gates powder.. i had my scratch bc.... heathers opened up late EPIC no one was there

MT bach 04-05 36in over nite.... on a weekday bluebird nobody there northwest terr opend up at noon.. i swear it was just the three of us

silverton colorado.05-06.. i dont know how much. but omg pow and omg steep
beavercreek 05 06 40 inch dump... amazing

but the best powder any where and the best terrain for theprice.

ANTHONY LAKES OREGON. 55in dump at about 10 deg.... .FUCK my balls were drained from so much sno blo jobs!


but i have skiied so much powder in myday....

oh yeah.. i cannot begin to say how many epic skibowl nights of fresh pow of 2 feet or plus
Feb 21 2011 3:57AM
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AOTEAROA
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Bro, Japan is fucken epic! Yesterday I got shots like this, I'll post em when my mate uploads them. Japan is sooo fucken epic and underated!
Feb 21 2011 7:46AM
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AOTEAROA
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But yeah Hanazono, Japan.
Feb 21 2011 7:47AM
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iffe
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Yes! Sadly also one of the only times I've skied powder where you can't feel the bottom.
Feb 21 2011 8:17AM
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SKIER_666
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The bird, had 3 feet yesterday deepest/best day of my life.
Feb 21 2011 8:47AM
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SKIER_666
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The bird, had 3 feet yesterday deepest/best day of my life.
Feb 21 2011 8:47AM
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DockEllis
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Deepest would be Whistler...first tracks down flute bowl after it had been closed for 4 days with 4 ft of fresh.

Bes overall pow would be Big Sky, MT.

Feb 21 2011 9:55AM
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Drail
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and I wouldn't say your opinion counts for shit because you weren't there.

I've had "bottomless" days on 15cm days. Hell, more often than not I ski bottomless pow with 0cm reported overnight. you going to tell me I'm wrong?
Feb 21 2011 2:52PM
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snomaster
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yep, I hear ya.
My deepest day looked like the shot above from Japan... at Jay Peak in late Feb 2009. However, you *could* feel the bottom.
In Utah and Wyoming, I've had plenty of BC days where you couldn't feel the bottom no matter how hard you tried, but wouldn't sink in consistently more than 12" or so.
Guess which I prefer.
Feb 21 2011 3:02PM
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snomaster
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FYI: your 350 figure is inaccurate. But Utah is King. go there!
Feb 21 2011 3:04PM
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zagfan5
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i was one of those 15 people. that was a beyond epic day. thank goodness for suv's and 4wd.
Feb 21 2011 3:06PM
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nagelthebagel
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Engleberg, Switzerland
Feb 21 2011 4:11PM
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skiingute
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Snowbird, Brighton, Canyons, Park City, every pow day is the best powder I've skiied.
Feb 23 2011 11:15PM
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