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kinros14
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Ive been trying to find a good summer camp lately and my friend told me about MT. Hood Summer Ski camps. It's pretty pricy so I was just wondering if anyone has gone to any of there camps and if it is worth it?
Mar 5 2011 9:32PM
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DIX~
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Might as well go to Windells. I'd still recommend just skiing a glacier in the summer rather than a camp.
Mar 5 2011 9:34PM
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Its_Greg
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Pricey? Comparing to Windells (the other camp up at mount hood) it's a lot cheaper. I'm going in June this year and I heard it's great and you can really progress while you're there.
Mar 5 2011 9:34PM
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Lick
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Dude in the winter it's only 600 but i still think should go in the summer.
Mar 5 2011 10:07PM
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EmperorKuzco
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No it's not really expensive at all, 1. Your skiing in the summer. 2. Food. 3. Lift tickets. 4. Use of camp facilities.
Mar 5 2011 10:13PM
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kinros14
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Very true
Mar 5 2011 10:14PM
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Lick
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Never thought about it that way good point.
Mar 5 2011 10:18PM
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ndye
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Your an idiot, if he said it was pricey, he likely isn't looking to pay double the price for a different camp with the same amount of ski days.
Mar 5 2011 10:56PM
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ndye
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You're*
Mar 5 2011 10:59PM
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Emma_Watson
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windells = 2x price
Windells & MHSSC = Both camps..
Mar 5 2011 11:05PM
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p-fo
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go! it's pretty much the cheapest camp out there. super laid back, good food, baller tramp, and malone, willard and decker/maks are really great coaches. i can't say enough about the place. ya they suck at advertising, but that doesn't matter at all. it's a no-frills experience but HIGHLY worth it.
Mar 5 2011 11:32PM
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Afeld
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this. The coaches are the chillest and the whole experience was really fun. I'd recommend to nearly everyone
Mar 5 2011 11:34PM
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Rockhound
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Best camp, gonna be up there for a month this summer
Mar 6 2011 7:32PM
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DGski
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i'm going to mhssc this summer... go
Mar 6 2011 7:42PM
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Jaznewt
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this is mostly all in mhssc's park

Mar 13 2011 7:36PM
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Emma_Watson
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DaBrotherHood Edit from Connor Scofield on Vimeo.

Mar 13 2011 8:05PM
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adamlukowski
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I really want to go here next summer, but i'll be 17. are there a lot of people my age that go there?
Mar 13 2011 8:21PM
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adamlukowski
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http://www.mthood.com/freeski.htm

hahah also, reading what people have said, it seems like windells is where all the rich kids who say "mommy i wanna go here" and then go, get to go, while Mhssc, is the kids that can't really afford Windells, and are just really happy they get to ski in the summer, and i feel like i'll fit there

Mar 13 2011 8:32PM
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Jaznewt
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yea man, plenty of kids your age. main age group mobin in the park is around 15-18.
youll fit in perfectly
Mar 13 2011 9:02PM
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j.saaaarela
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I'm trying to pull together some money for camp this summer.... momentum and COC i think are going to be too much, so i think i have it between Woodward at Copper, Windells and MHSSC.

What is the difference between MHSSC and Windells with terrain, coaching, and just the overall camp experience?
Mar 13 2011 9:12PM
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adamlukowski
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From what it looks like, MHSSC has a lot less people, and WIndells is full of the, "im better than you" vibe. But if you're looking for terrain, go to windells
Mar 13 2011 10:20PM
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Jaznewt
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plenty of great terrain features at mhssc, check the video above..
also public is always sick early summer.
Mar 14 2011 12:12AM
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_Jesus_
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Just go to MHSSC, its the best time you will ever have skiing

Mar 14 2011 12:16AM
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Daoust
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i can spin up to 540, and slide rails and boxs. would it be worth it going to mt hood?
Mar 14 2011 1:05AM
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p-fo
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sounds like you might be at the point of learning some inverts and corks and such. MHSSC is the perfect place to do so.
Mar 14 2011 1:19AM
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Daoust
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im planning on having 720s, switch ups, and 270s off by the end of the season. id be going around the second week of august will there still be a good amount of snow?
Mar 14 2011 1:25AM
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_Jesus_
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I prefer late june-early july...thats primetime up on hood for both snowpack and people.
Mar 14 2011 1:40AM
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p-fo
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There will definitely be less, and fewer people. Public park will be hike only probably but MHSSC's lane will still have big jumps and plenty of rails. That being said, I would go earlier. June-July area is the best in terms of weather and snowpack.
Mar 14 2011 1:48AM
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Jaznewt
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yup, go earlier in the summer
Mar 14 2011 3:54PM
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nolan.
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what are the jumps like? i've been looking around and am most likely going to this camp because i can't afford windells and this looks like a better option anyways.. i've seen some posts that say 30s-40s but what for sure have you had in the past size wise?

thanks!

Mar 14 2011 4:00PM
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Jaznewt
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we always have a triple line. usually first jump is 20' second 35-45' and third 45-60'
Mar 14 2011 5:56PM
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Sleet
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Went there two years in a row. I haven't been there for about 5 years (so stuff may have changed), but from what i remember, they have a pretty fun campsite (half pipe, mini pipe, 4 trampolines, paintball, a shitty grass field (soccer, frisbee etc.) and a ropes course.

The skiing for the most part is pretty nice. Though their park is relatively small compared to Windells, there are less people in it which will give you a better chance to progress in skiing.
Mar 14 2011 6:07PM
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