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Powder out West?

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gusestomp
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Alright so.. I'm gonna go out on a limb and I wanna ski some powder when I'm out west since in from the east coast. I'm going out in the beginning of February to the resorts around Breck. Where can I find some nice powder to ride while I'm out there at any of the relatively close resorts?

Sorry I may sound like a n00b or something, just not familiar with the resorts out west since it is my first time there.
Thanks NS.


Jan 16 2014 11:30AM
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Troy.
Posts: 5070 - Karma: 12,545
Go to Tahoe, best skiing in the West right now
Jan 16 2014 11:39AM
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juicedrummer11
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definitely this.  there are even more cliff options this year, ranging in size from a couple inch rocks to big boulders and even a few jagged ones as well. 
Jan 16 2014 11:44AM
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gusestomp
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let me rephrase...

powder in colorado
Jan 16 2014 11:48AM
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MothaHucker
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Summit county has been getting hammered this year, breck, vail, beaver, loveland and a basin will all be fun to ride if there is new snow.
Just dont go out of bounds
Jan 16 2014 11:48AM
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Troy.
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Nah this moron has no idea what he's talking about. Tahoe's awesome, Mt Bachelor is a good alternative if you don't want to go to California (which I don't understand why you wouldn't)
Jan 16 2014 11:56AM
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dabsandskis
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Bachelor isn't even near California ... I live in the northern most town in cali and bend is still a 6 hour drive
Jan 16 2014 12:40PM
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RazzDan
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I'm going to tell you exactly all my local spots...
Jan 16 2014 2:22PM
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powerbong2000
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Mostly all the good snow will be on the left side of the mountain, over by the trees that are over there. Also, how to do you get to chodes gap from the top of breck?
Jan 16 2014 2:25PM
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powerbong2000
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But really, it has to snow, then you have to get up early and go get it.
Jan 16 2014 2:27PM
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Stickthelanding8
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Yeah when u was there we got 8 inches of fresh and I was there at 7:30 by like 12 you had to look around for stashes because there was a shit ton of people.
Jan 16 2014 2:41PM
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JahFeels
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Come to mammoth. The back side and more than half the mountain is closed due to too much snow.
Jan 16 2014 3:52PM
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MartianMan
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grammar police
Jan 16 2014 4:43PM
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SimplyClean
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Dude you just missed a ton of powder in the last week...we're on a dry spell for a while but I think it should start to pick up again in Feb when you come. If you're trying to stay around Summit and Vail areas, Vail has some amazing pow skiing in Blue Sky and will be less crowded then Breck.
Jan 16 2014 4:58PM
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