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Where to ski in the US?

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lewist
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I'm from Australia and my family are heading over to the US in January. We'll be heading to the East coast and are looking to get some days skiing in.

I love park but the rest of my family would be after intermediate groomers.

Where do you guys think would be ideal?

Cheers!
Oct 18 2013 9:04AM
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ISkiHarder
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I dont know much anything about places out east but if you can Jackson Hole, Kicking Horse, and Revelstoke are North American must ski destinations
Oct 18 2013 9:33AM
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Stainr
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china
Oct 18 2013 9:37AM
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Iraq_Lobster
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Whistler
Oct 18 2013 9:39AM
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rasta_tom
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Sugarbush, Killington, Burke are all good options
Oct 18 2013 9:50AM
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lewist
Posts: 174 - Karma: 799
Hopefully heading up to BC once my family leaves, but with them i think I'm confined to Cali and maybe Utah
Oct 18 2013 10:02AM
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ISkiHarder
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If your in Utah check out Pow Mow. I've honestly had more powder days there then anywhere else due to how freaking huge it is and the general lack of people.
Oct 18 2013 10:13AM
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JWeinstock
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vag
Oct 18 2013 10:32AM
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PsychedelicMoose
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Why would you go to the East Coast? Should change your flight and go out west for some powder.
Oct 18 2013 10:36AM
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RubberSoul
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im confused, didn't you say east coast?
Oct 18 2013 10:38AM
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lewist
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Fuck, my bad... meant WEST...
Oct 18 2013 11:38AM
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-Dan
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cali- mammoth and tahoe
utah- brighton, alta, canyons, not park shitty
Oct 18 2013 11:41AM
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roddy116
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breckenridge, vail, beaver creek (ideal place for your family setting, kind of expensive if you are crashing at the resort), keystone,

Big sky, bridger bowl, whitefish

TAHOE

snowbowl, timberline, mt hood meadows, other places in oregon in that area.
Oct 18 2013 11:44AM
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RubberSoul
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ha okay. well you said cali and utah.. for cali, squaw, alpine meadows, kirkwood, are some of the best (and there's plenty of intermediate/groomer stuff). utah i can't speak from experience on but of course alta and all those other mountains east of salt lake city are amazing

my favorite? squaw/alpine meadows (same ticket)
Oct 18 2013 11:47AM
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DETRANE
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if you are in utah, snowbird is a must.
Oct 18 2013 12:18PM
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DETRANE
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pow mow has close to zero groomers. dont go there if thats what the parents want

Oct 18 2013 12:25PM
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Lou.
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go to killington or okemo
Oct 18 2013 2:15PM
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Karma_Police
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Don't come to Kirkwood, it's flat and never snows.
Oct 18 2013 2:30PM
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lewist
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Thanks for the responses!
Oct 18 2013 8:09PM
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MontanaMountains
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only been to east coast once and went to sugarbush and killington in vermont

out west i suggest big sky in montana !!
Oct 18 2013 8:26PM
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MartianMan
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Yo dont hate on the east
Oct 18 2013 8:31PM
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