Going to Canada

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Jun 3 2018 4:52PM

Hello

I'm planning to travel to Canada next fall to ski, work and live. I'm a 19 years old danish guy and i'm looking for some advice for a nice ski area to stay during next year. And if anybody know someone who needs an very kind employee or roommate next year please let me know:) Every good advice og contact will be received eagerly.

In advance thank you, Jacob

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MaimHelp

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Jun 3 2018 5:22PM

Where in Canada?

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arnie_grape

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Jun 3 2018 5:57PM

banff and whistler have the best park/terrain/snow ratios, but those are the hardest places to find a room

revelstoke, fernie, whitewater or red if you want to ski pow, jump off stuff and live relatively cheap

big white and silverstar are sick too but lesser versions of the other hills

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PacificRimJob

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Jun 3 2018 6:06PM

Canada is a very big place.

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TRVP_ANGEL

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Jun 3 2018 6:19PM

Revie

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Lokdog

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Jun 3 2018 9:29PM

"Nice ski area" really depends on what kind of skiing you're looking for, for instance park, pow, big mountain, or icy hell?

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dun.Can

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Jun 4 2018 6:59PM

canada is one of the smaller countries but I here that Saskatchewan has that steep and deep that the Danes are looking for

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tsingtaofanatic

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Jun 5 2018 3:43PM

JinglePanesHello

I'm planning to travel to Canada next fall to ski, work and live. I'm a 19 years old danish guy and i'm looking for some advice for a nice ski area to stay during next year. And if anybody know someone who needs an very kind employee or roommate next year please let me know:) Every good advice og contact will be received eagerly.

In advance thank you, Jacob

Try Calgary. COP has a proper olympic halfpipe and a sweet park. If you want to hit big mountain than there is always Banff.

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