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matt_720
Posts: 345 - Karma: 515
I might be going to the us to ski which mountain should i go to other than mammoth and hood
Oct 10 2017 5:23PM
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Snowpeck
Posts: 267 - Karma: 367
Add more info. Do you want to ski park, backcountry, etc.
Oct 10 2017 5:24PM
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MVoller
Posts: 55 - Karma: 197
also, when are you going?
Oct 10 2017 6:28PM
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JAHpow
Posts: 7282 - Karma: 17,161
Go to SLC and just hit up a bunch of resorts around there.
Oct 11 2017 12:32AM
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oxiclean
Posts: 615 - Karma: 680
Mt. Kilimanjaro in Africa is a good one.
Oct 12 2017 11:37PM
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Blu
Posts: 39 - Karma: 375
List purely based on terrain
Tier 1: Squaw/Apline, Jackson Hole, Snowbird (fuck alta...jokes)
Tier 2: Solitude, Brighton, Kirkwood, Sugar bowl, Big Sky, Bridger bowl, Grand Targhee, Crystal (Im sure im leaving some off here that i cant think of right now)
Tier 3: Ehhh thats too many lol.
The resorts in tier 1 are there because no matter the snow conditions ur gonna have a good time and good terrain will most always be open.
The resorts in tier 2 are there because they are reliant on snow conditions/terrain openings to be "epic".
Nothing from colorado or oregon. Good skiing is just too situational in co sorry to anyone who is offended by that lol.
Oct 15 2017 3:34AM
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Holte
Posts: 10730 - Karma: 7,744
BluList purely based on terrain
Tier 1: Squaw/Apline, Jackson Hole, Snowbird (fuck alta...jokes)
Tier 2: Solitude, Brighton, Kirkwood, Sugar bowl, Big Sky, Bridger bowl, Grand Targhee, Crystal (Im sure im leaving some off here that i cant think of right now)
Tier 3: Ehhh thats too many lol.
The resorts in tier 1 are there because no matter the snow conditions ur gonna have a good time and good terrain will most always be open.
The resorts in tier 2 are there because they are reliant on snow conditions/terrain openings to be "epic".
Nothing from colorado or oregon. Good skiing is just too situational in co sorry to anyone who is offended by that lol.


This is pretty darn spot on.
Oct 15 2017 4:40AM
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HypeBeast
Posts: 9774 - Karma: 72,217
If you ski Jackson, might as well hit up Targhee too since it is right there too
Oct 15 2017 6:22PM
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ahshit
Posts: 1248 - Karma: 3,024
BluList purely based on terrain
Tier 1: Squaw/Apline, Jackson Hole, Snowbird (fuck alta...jokes)
Tier 2: Solitude, Brighton, Kirkwood, Sugar bowl, Big Sky, Bridger bowl, Grand Targhee, Crystal (Im sure im leaving some off here that i cant think of right now)
Tier 3: Ehhh thats too many lol.
The resorts in tier 1 are there because no matter the snow conditions ur gonna have a good time and good terrain will most always be open.
The resorts in tier 2 are there because they are reliant on snow conditions/terrain openings to be "epic".
Nothing from colorado or oregon. Good skiing is just too situational in co sorry to anyone who is offended by that lol.


Rip, im offended, but here in Co we did get 3 feet overnight in april¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Oct 15 2017 6:23PM
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fghtoffyrdmns
Posts: 2987 - Karma: 6,812
Mt. Bachelor, Mt. Baker
Oct 17 2017 4:34PM
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