Just moved here from New Hampshire and unlike the east coast I haven't heard much about early season skiing. What's the deal?!
when does the season start? What resorts set up some early season rails? Help me out here guys.
Oct 6 2014 2:20PM
Oct 6 2014 3:20PM
vandersteezeBest early season is in the middle of the Nisqually glacier just drive to Paradise on Mt rainier and park at the big bridge and just start hiking up.
if you're looking for an exciting way to die, then this. as for rails, wait till stevens gets snow and some boarders will usually build a couple things
Oct 6 2014 3:35PM
Hopefully you are more of a live free or die type than a liberal queer bait. Don't need any more of those running around cunting up the area.
Don't know why you would hit a rail when you can go actually ski somewhere. Rails are fucking dumb. I get it if you live in Iowa, and the alternative is a dump. Between skin on garbage and a rail, I'll take the rail, but fuck damn son, we have mountains here. Mountains gandalf, motherfuckig mountains.
Oct 6 2014 4:09PM
cobra_commanderHopefully you are more of a live free or die type than a liberal queer bait. Don't need any more of those running around cunting up the area.Don't know why you would hit a rail when you can go actually ski somewhere. Rails are fucking dumb. I get it if you live in Iowa, and the alternative is a dump. Between skin on garbage and a rail, I'll take the rail, but fuck damn son, we have mountains here. Mountains gandalf, motherfuckig mountains.
In that case go hike up adams or hood, not nisqually like a fucking retard. That advice was intended as a joke im sure, but far too many people here are too idiotic to know the difference. even muir snowfields gets crevasses
Oct 7 2014 2:24AM
Oct 7 2014 6:52AM
Oct 13 2014 7:53PM
Nisqually ice cliff goes:
http://joelbettner.blogspot.com/2011/05/pnw-update-2-rainier-nisqually-ice.html?m=1
Oct 14 2014 5:47AM
Oct 14 2014 10:32AM
DarthVaderNisqually ice cliff goes:http://joelbettner.blogspot.com/2011/05/pnw-update-2-rainier-nisqually-ice.html?m=1
you seen this guy?
https://sites.google.com/site/teleross/rossperitore'spageofmountainadventures
if you're savage enough, anything will go. He's got first descents off several of the most challenging mountains in washington, including a couple routes off Rainier. As for the rest of us mortals, we're lucky to even leave the ski resort.