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Year round skiing?

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congratsxihatexu
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is there anywhere that has year round skiing in north america?

i think BC does but im not sure
Jul 9 2009 10:29PM
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BC.
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srsrly? use the search bar. i mean come on.

mt hood, whistler
Jul 9 2009 10:33PM
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skiEER
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Jul 9 2009 10:35PM
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Hansel.
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Antarctica
Jul 10 2009 1:03AM
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noparking
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Texas and Southern California I hear has great skiing in the summer.
Jul 10 2009 1:05AM
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Hansel.
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you forgot to add Cario, Egypt, Tijuana and Mexico City
Jul 10 2009 1:07AM
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Shredneck
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they barley have winter round skiing



when I hit the lotto I'll have a place in chilie and somewhere up here too
Jul 10 2009 1:52AM
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JuicieJ
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of course there is, if you go to the jibyard
Jul 10 2009 2:13AM
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Shredneck
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so this jibyard... does it just consist of the one drop in area with interchangeable rails or is it bigger.
Jul 10 2009 2:16AM
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jsaya_SagStraps
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Pretty much anywhere there's a real glacier you can attempt to ski all year. For instance, we have St. Mary's Glacier, which is skiable most of the year.
Jul 10 2009 2:19AM
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cashdebt
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i skied there september last year and there was still much snow on it,
Jul 10 2009 2:20AM
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jsaya_SagStraps
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I haven't been there past August, so I was just being safe with my description haha.
Jul 10 2009 2:26AM
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Barmski
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lift serviced or hiked to? Colorado you can pretty much ski year round if you hike- easily. Same is true with many other states out west.
Jul 10 2009 2:32AM
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iLLbiLLy
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liberty college VA. has the first snowflex slope in the US.  but if you want a real park go to hood
Jul 10 2009 2:48AM
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Spen
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OREGON. MT HOOD OREGON. seriously? what about all the friggin camps in whistler go there!
Jul 10 2009 2:56AM
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assface
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alaska is pretty easy to get to
Jul 10 2009 2:59AM
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michael_bc
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Year round means 365 days per year. Whistler most definitely does not offer 365 days per year of skiing. I don't know if Hood makes a break in autumn, I guess not.

All you fucking retards stop pretending this is a silly question. The question is year round skiing. There is life beyond the fucking summer camps.
Jul 10 2009 3:37AM
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*LiNeLover*
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beartooths in montana!... but you cant ski there year around because in the winter the pass closes b/c its too dangerous.. so pretty much only in the summer.
Jul 10 2009 3:44AM
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Static
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dubai
Jul 10 2009 3:46AM
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king.tubby
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its definitely possible in montana.  you just have to drive and/ or hike further in july/ august.  i am attempting to ski every month this year
Jul 10 2009 11:56AM
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mwg216
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he asked about north america, last time I checked neither of those places are in north america
Jul 10 2009 12:00PM
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Hansel.
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its a fucking joke dude, look at the quote i posted after, then look at those places on a map. all hot and dry places
Jul 10 2009 2:43PM
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StowePassHolder
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There is year round skiing in Zermatt Switzerland not in North America but i know its year round and Hood takes a break for 3 weeks in the fall.
Jul 10 2009 2:52PM
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smooticus
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Mt hood closes for a week to service the chairs. This is a retarded question
Jul 10 2009 3:31PM
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king.tubby
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i respectfully disagree.  i think once a month, 12 months a year, equals skiing year round.
Jul 10 2009 4:09PM
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assface
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but a year is 365 days
Jul 10 2009 4:15PM
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marsland
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mexico city is in north america last time i checked...
Jul 10 2009 5:56PM
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Aaaron.
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so if whistler's season was november 1st to october 2nd, that constitutes a full year of skiing?



Jul 10 2009 6:03PM
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king.tubby
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personally, i would say yes

Jul 10 2009 6:26PM
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Aaaron.
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but literally.
i mean in the literal form of the phrase "year round"  it doesn't match up, because you are missing 29 days of the year.  It would have to be open 365 days, a full year, or "year round."   not 346 days.  don't mean to come off as a dick...  and casual, i promise i didn't mess up on the math this time....


Jul 10 2009 6:29PM
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joshua
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i ski all year round summer is just an obstacle to overcome
Jul 10 2009 7:36PM
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Hugh_Conway_jr
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Are you looking for year round north American resort skiing?  Because I don't think that's going to happen. Where are you? There are plenty of glaciers that provide the opportunity for year round skiing in BC, access can be an issue, due to location and glacial travel can be very technical.

Jul 10 2009 9:23PM
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king.tubby
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i hear ya. i'm certainly not opposed to skiing 365 days a year, but it would be pretty tough
Jul 11 2009 12:54AM
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mwg216
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actually its in central america last time i checked
Jul 11 2009 12:57PM
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3mania
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central american= part of north american continent
Jul 11 2009 3:37PM
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Barmski
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http://www.snowskiing.com/blog/record-breaking-skiing-of-1000-consecutive-days-is-no-simple-vacation/
Jul 11 2009 5:36PM
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Zoro
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mt. hood

big word kid sound it out

Jul 11 2009 5:54PM
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Bab.
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you should check again cause youre wrong... its definetly in north america
Jul 11 2009 6:24PM
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Hansel.
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you have failed many times too many in this thread. i think you should stop now.
Jul 11 2009 7:47PM
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Caveman.
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Exactly. If you live in BC, Alberta, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, etc... You can pretty much ski year round.
Jul 11 2009 9:24PM
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mwg216
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umm you must really be retarded if you think mexico city is in north america

Jul 12 2009 2:18AM
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Caveman.
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Click for larger image
Jul 12 2009 6:37AM
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Shewlur...
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http://tinyurl.com/nw6mty
Jul 12 2009 8:20AM
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Aaaron.
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you are proving every single canadian on this website right.



Jul 12 2009 9:32AM
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Hansel.
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it obviously takes a retard to know a retard. you have to be kidding me. go back to second grade.
Jul 12 2009 10:22AM
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mwg216
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http://www.centralamerica-photo.com/mexico-city.php
Jul 12 2009 12:20PM
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Chris.S
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i'm pretty sure there are multiple mexico cities.
Jul 12 2009 5:50PM
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tedmgee
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he said in north america

kentucky has this sick mountian covered in a glacier. so its year round. if you lucky in june they get hit with 4 feet of fresh

Jul 12 2009 5:55PM
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Hansel.
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one again its a joke, read the whole thread.
Jul 12 2009 7:38PM
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Caveman.
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Winter is about 85 days. Did you ski all winter?
Jul 13 2009 12:05AM
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Hansel.
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actually its 365.25, thats why there are leap years
Jul 13 2009 12:08AM
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