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Boyne Mt. or Highlands?

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Pinguu
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Hey me and my brother are on our family vacation right now and we're skiing Nubs tomorrow and then the next day one of the Boyne resorts. We want to ride the best possible park right now so which one should we hit up? We do not care about pipe at all, we wont even go in it... All we want is lots of nice rails and hopefully some good tables to hit. Thanks guys!

So, Boyne mt. or Highlands for best park RIGHT NOW?
Dec 27 2009 7:53PM
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factory81
Posts: 3967 - Karma: 63
Haven't been to either yet this year, but last year Boyne Mountain seems to be paid the most attention to. Highlands kinda sucks if you ask me (with nubs being across the street....)

I would ski Nubs / Mountain for sure.
Dec 31 2009 8:48PM
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TheSeanP
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you need to check out otsego club in gaylord for park! im claiming best terrain east of the mississippi!!!!!!!!!!!!! if your  up on a powder weekend, go to boyne mt. lots of steep tree stashes. hit deciples ridge early.
Jan 8 2010 9:36AM
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Turnup_swiperigh
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i go to both, i like both of them, i would go to the mountain they have a superpipe and decent jumps and they have a couple smaller parks, the highlands has a 13 foot pipe with a jump line with 3 jumps like 30-40 footers, and some smaller parks. the mountain has steeper stuff, if there is pow at the mtn hit up the superbowl glades, superbowl and desiples. If there is pow at the highlands the runs under the highspeed are good and there is some good glades at the north peak and theres a steep narrow run that with powder is so sick.(you have to duck a few ropes) I like the highlands better but thats me
Jan 26 2010 6:02PM
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