Recently toured around the campus at csu because my buddy is considering going to school there and I couldn’t help but notice, that the whole athletic area of the campus is filled with these open long ass rails and most of them have perfect run ups with plenty of room for a bungee. I’m wondering if anybody has hit these before or anything.
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Jemsyou’re gonna be skiing like once a week max if you’re going to CSU
I'm about to graduate from CSU and I have just over 60 days on the season so far...just gotta drive a little further to get out there!
Also yes, Fort Collins in general has a ton of Urban Spots that people didn't start hitting until this past year. Great ski community up here and I have tons of pictures of street spots!
Apr 26 2021 4:19PM
tyler1719I'm about to graduate from CSU and I have just over 60 days on the season so far...just gotta drive a little further to get out there!Also yes, Fort Collins in general has a ton of Urban Spots that people didn't start hitting until this past year. Great ski community up here and I have tons of pictures of street spots!
Damn so there's a street culture there?
Apr 26 2021 5:04PM
tyler1719I'm about to graduate from CSU and I have just over 60 days on the season so far...just gotta drive a little further to get out there!Also yes, Fort Collins in general has a ton of Urban Spots that people didn't start hitting until this past year. Great ski community up here and I have tons of pictures of street spots!
I’m from CO and can confirm that you can ski 60 days if you’d like. However, you’re like 2 hours from summit county minimum with zero traffic. And 1:45 from eldora. I go to the U and that’s wayyyyyy better. 45 or less to any resort. CSU is not a skiers school, even if it is possible to get days in. If anything, CU is the move if you want to be close to skiing. But I promise you won’t be able to just ski before class at CSU like you could in Utah
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christianwearschI’m from CO and can confirm that you can ski 60 days if you’d like. However, you’re like 2 hours from summit county minimum with zero traffic. And 1:45 from eldora. I go to the U and that’s wayyyyyy better. 45 or less to any resort. CSU is not a skiers school, even if it is possible to get days in. If anything, CU is the move if you want to be close to skiing. But I promise you won’t be able to just ski before class at CSU like you could in Utah
Just because it's further doesn't mean it's not a skiers school. There's a huge ski community here and I have friends getting close to 80 days. Just have to want it! I won't deny that Boulder is closer but foco is sweet. Bonus points if you're into backcountry because of Cameron Pass
Apr 26 2021 6:50PM
tyler1719Just because it's further doesn't mean it's not a skiers school. There's a huge ski community here and I have friends getting close to 80 days. Just have to want it! I won't deny that Boulder is closer but foco is sweet. Bonus points if you're into backcountry because of Cameron Pass
every school will have people who like to ski. doesn’t make it a “skiers school” just because it’s possible to ski. i’m by no means ripping on csu, just trying to tell OP that it doesn’t have the ski scene you’ll find at Utah or CU
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christianwearschevery school will have people who like to ski. doesn’t make it a “skiers school” just because it’s possible to ski. i’m by no means ripping on csu, just trying to tell OP that it doesn’t have the ski scene you’ll find at Utah or CU
cu's not really a ski school either. the only resort close is eldora which is tiny and if you want to go to a actual ski resort its still and hour 30 or more cus of i70 traffic
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