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Salt Lake Area Cliffs

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III
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Hey guys, I'm flying to Salt Lake at the end of March and I was wondering if it'll still be possible to drop decently sized cliffs, and if so, what mountain in the area has the best ones that you don't need to spend more than an hour hiking to get to?
Mar 12 2007 8:46PM
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fuckyocouch
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hucking to hardpack.
Mar 12 2007 9:16PM
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juanborlando
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brighton would be your best bet probably, cause they have a lot of stuff inbounds. but like he said, it ll be hard
Mar 12 2007 9:19PM
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railslayer
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look in the trees or steep landings.
Mar 12 2007 10:01PM
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III
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right I was hoping they might have some snow that time of year.
Mar 12 2007 10:15PM
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SteveStepp
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Brighton!
Mar 12 2007 10:16PM
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twintipteles
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snowbird will get exactly four feet march 29th, so don't worry.

Mar 12 2007 10:20PM
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melskiis
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i went to snowbird. it was great!
Mar 12 2007 10:27PM
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BFFset.
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well if we get more snow, baldy at snowbird will be good... brighton is always a good choice too
Mar 12 2007 10:48PM
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ogou0287
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alta...pretty much everywhere. did a couple near a frame. next year ill hit it
Mar 12 2007 10:54PM
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