Smallest hill you been to?

FIRAT

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Jan 24 2018 10:46PM

My dick is longer haha wtf that's so small

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GreezyBastard

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Jan 24 2018 10:55PM

Looks kinda fun though

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shreddedcheese

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Jan 24 2018 10:58PM

GarrettHanleyLooks kinda fun though

yeah not too bad of a park, and almost in the city

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HypeBeast

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Jan 24 2018 11:02PM

Mad River Mountain (lol) Ohio. 300ft vert, 144acres (or so they say)

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strayln_Skier

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Jan 24 2018 11:04PM

I've been to a "resort" that has one carpet lift it's about 20m vertical.

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shreddedcheese

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Jan 24 2018 11:07PM

strayln_SkierI've been to a "resort" that has one carpet lift it's about 20m vertical.

Damn thats tiny

do you know what it's called?

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strayln_Skier

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Jan 24 2018 11:26PM

Corin forest Australia. It barely snows there, they just make enough snow in temperature inversions to run a carpet.

Though it's more aimed at giving people their first snow experience without having to drive another 3 hours to the mountains.

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Swizzer

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Jan 25 2018 3:50AM

My home hill is 260ft vertical. And the park is less than half of that and not even that great.

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skiP.E.I.

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Jan 25 2018 9:12AM

My home hill, Brookvale PEI. 200 feet of goodness.

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Rparr

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Jan 25 2018 9:16AM

My home hill is 264' tall, but the park is top to bottom and serviced by 2 back to back quad lifts. It's actually glorious

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P.O.W.

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Jan 25 2018 9:21AM

oglebay WV, there is one slope that is very short, and a shitty park to the side

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JPR

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Jan 25 2018 9:58AM

Nashoba. It's around 400 ft I think, park is killer tho

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oldworld_newlife

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Jan 25 2018 10:14AM

Little Switzerland in WI. First place I went skiing ever. Not sure how tall but. Its short. Parks are OK there sometimes

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lilgapaboi

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Jan 25 2018 10:30AM

Elm Creek MN but has a fire park

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Fvincent29

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Jan 25 2018 1:20PM

The hill right next to my home and where I learned to ski. Its called Mont Villa Saguenay. Its lost somewhere in northern Québec and 177 feet high with two old school T-bars lifts. The snow park is not bad over there.

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b.janders

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Jan 25 2018 1:20PM

skiP.E.I.My home hill, Brookvale PEI. 200 feet of goodness.

Brookvale isnt a hill. Its a valley that they built up on one side with a bulldozer.

From crabbe btw

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highpeak

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Jan 25 2018 1:55PM

Titcomb, Maine. Small but best name

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Non_State_Actor

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Jan 25 2018 2:52PM

Damn, the smallest (shortest) ''mountain'' I've skied or ridden is Boreal with a whopping 500' vertical. I've never skied east of Montana save for a trip to Austria.

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Park_Ranger

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Jan 25 2018 4:21PM

Man there are some tiny spots in Michigan...

Apple Mountain, Snow Snake, Hanson Hills, Mt Mcsauba (learned to ski there when I was like 3 or 4)

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sethoscope

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Jan 25 2018 9:10PM

Since I live near a boarding school they have a private rope tow with mad features and its probably the smallest hill i've hit

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wameron

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Jan 26 2018 12:16AM

Probably App in Boone,NC seemed like you could throw a snowball to the top. Sick park though

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kirbstopper

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Jan 26 2018 12:16AM

shreddedcheeseNear me is springhill MB with a whole 130ft vertical, decent park tho

Going to stony mountain with 100ft vertical soon tho

What's the smallest you've been to?

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I grew up skiing springhill everyday after school, before moving to BC.

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Rdikken

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Jan 26 2018 12:28AM

Ski cooper in Colorado. By far the shittiest mountain I’ve ever been on

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shreddedcheese

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Jan 26 2018 12:31AM

RdikkenSki cooper in Colorado. By far the shittiest mountain I’ve ever been on

It actually looks pretty nice in pics

Why is it shit?

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Rdikken

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Jan 26 2018 12:34AM

shreddedcheeseIt actually looks pretty nice in pics

Why is it shit?

They don’t make any snow so everything’s always bare, and their hardest runs were groomed “blacks”. They have some back bowls but they are almost never open I hear. I’m sure if I went when they had good snow my opinion would be a bit different, but so far my experience there kinda sucked

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RousedWits

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Jan 26 2018 4:48AM

Just outside Grangeville Idaho is a tiny little ski area called "Cottonwood Butte"

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PsychicMigration

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Jan 26 2018 8:28AM

JPRNashoba. It's around 400 ft I think, park is killer tho

240ft

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PsychicMigration

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Jan 26 2018 8:29AM

Yawgoo Valley in RI 245ft and a small rope tow park.

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Thisismyusethegw

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Jan 26 2018 11:13AM

I live in Colorado, so it was Ski Cooper.

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theabortionator

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Jan 26 2018 11:40AM

Indian Lake ski hill in NY. Like 80 vert maybe 2 trails and a tbar. Also one in chestertown I hit with my friend who lived near it. I want to say maybe 20 vertical feet and a rope tow. That was called dynamite hill or something.

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obi_juan

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Jan 26 2018 11:43AM

Blue hills, like 500 ft. but it's right outside of Boston. I think if they stepped up their park game they could be a lot better. I've heard from an inside source they've got like no money and rarely turn a profit but I think they get money from the state and that's how they stay alive. They'd probably do better if they checked that you actually have a lift ticket

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Bmxyy

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Jan 26 2018 2:23PM

Little Ski HiIll

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shreddedcheese

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Jan 26 2018 4:25PM

BmxyyLittle Ski iIll

Lul are u ok

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Segsxi

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Jan 26 2018 4:40PM

Summit Ski Area in Govy

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Thisismyusethegw

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Jan 26 2018 5:34PM

RdikkenThey don’t make any snow so everything’s always bare, and their hardest runs were groomed “blacks”. They have some back bowls but they are almost never open I hear. I’m sure if I went when they had good snow my opinion would be a bit different, but so far my experience there kinda sucked

Gotta agree here. Was there last weekend for two days and they don’t have a park running yet. For the entirety of the second day I rode switch besides one of the steeper runs I found. Didn’t matter for me though, first day was 8 inches of pow and they had a 10 inch storm the day before.

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Big_Mtn

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Jan 26 2018 5:40PM

SethoscopeSince I live near a boarding school they have a private rope tow with mad features and its probably the smallest hill i've hit

Kent’s Hill?

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sethoscope

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Jan 26 2018 5:41PM

Big_MtnKent’s Hill?

Nah cardigan mountain school

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1776

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Jan 27 2018 6:32PM

The Rock Snowpark in Franklin WI, has a great park

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RousedWits

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Jan 28 2018 11:57PM

BmxyyLittle Ski HiIll

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Little ski hill is Sick! 2 dollar beers and night skiing, hard to beat. The T bar is kinda rickety, but works okay.

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zman420

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Jan 29 2018 12:05AM

My hill (where I work at) is 294 vertical feet and most of it is basically flat with a small steep section at the end. The park is simple and all rails but it's good for beginners. Hilltop Ski area in AK

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shreddedcheese

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Jan 29 2018 10:59AM

RousedWitsLittle ski hill is Sick! 2 dollar beers and night skiing, hard to beat. The T bar is kinda rickety, but works okay.

Oh that's actually the name?

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yungscrum

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Jan 29 2018 11:07AM

Alta

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Da.Vinci

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Jan 29 2018 11:11AM

Alta

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shreddedcheese

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Jan 29 2018 12:07PM

yungscrumAlta

Oh wow I feel bad for you that looks soooooo small

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RousedWits

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Jan 29 2018 2:12PM

shreddedcheeseOh that's actually the name?

Yeah its just outside, McCall Idaho near Brundage Mt.

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Rjeverts

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Jan 29 2018 10:21PM

Any hill in Wisconsin basicly beside granit wich is a whopping supposedly 700 ft verticle

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.CJ.

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Jan 29 2018 10:33PM

Summit ski area on Mt Hood. One lift and 300 ft of vert

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weastcoat

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Jan 30 2018 12:00AM

Nemacolin Woodlands, South of Pittsburgh. Grew up there pretty much besides Seven Springs, 25 acres, one 15’ box. One.

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Bmxyy

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Jan 30 2018 2:58AM

shreddedcheeseOh that's actually the name?

And you thought I was joking

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B_stan

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Jan 30 2018 7:11AM

Smallest- Wilmot, WI it's like just over 200ft of vertical. Best small hill, Chestnut Mountain, Galena, IL ilthat like 450ft of vertical or something like that

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