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Any suggestions on mountains to visit in Canada

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Alien_sauce
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Help a brotha out
Jun 11 2017 8:58PM
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LastJibMedia
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Depends on where u goin. Go to whistler if u out west or head to tremblant if u out east. Obviously whistler is sick but tremblant has a solid park too.
Jun 11 2017 9:19PM
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Crispy.
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Revy
Jun 12 2017 8:22AM
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ETonasnowboard
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Crispy.Revy


I was gonna go there (FOR A MONTH), broke my foot instead :( but my friends had an awesome time there, powder paradise I think!
Lake louise is also pretty good, had fun there and the Paradise is cool but all their slopes are pretty cool. Early season is also decent (was there around November 15th) but I think later in the season would be better. Then Castle Mountain was going to stay open all year this year so I guess they have good snow, and I have heard good things about Panorama as well. Thats all I know
Jun 12 2017 9:37AM
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Alien_sauce
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Thanks, I'll def be on the East coast. Solid park with some powder aswell is ideal
Jun 12 2017 9:53AM
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TreewellMagnet
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What are you looking for? If it's powder.... Revy, castle, kicking horse, fernie, whitewater are great.

Park? Lake Louise, sun peaks, whistler

Party? Anyplace with a big enough town... Banff, Whistler, Fernie, Revy etc..

Pretty much can't go wrong as every hill I've been to has something interesting to offer.
Jun 12 2017 10:45AM
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FSKP
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Alien_sauceThanks, I'll def be on the East coast. Solid park with some powder aswell is ideal


There's many solid parks, Tremblant, Mont-Saint Sauveur, LeRelais, Stoneham... There's Mont-Orignal too that is great for big jumps but there's not so much rail and not much diversity.

For powder, have a look at Massif de Charlevoix and Massif du Sud, both are sick places to go when there's powder!

If you got any questions on these places, just ask, I live near all of them !
Jun 12 2017 10:59AM
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disappointmett
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Castle is a hidden gem in alberta, Revy/Fernie/Red in BC are amazing.
Jun 12 2017 2:34PM
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corona
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Alien_sauceThanks, I'll def be on the East coast. Solid park with some powder aswell is ideal


Somewhere in Quebec for sure. For pow (when it comes) then either Eastern Townships (Sutton, Owls Head, Bromont) or around Quebec City area (Le Massif, Massif du Sud, St Anne) are the best places. Personally I like Eastern Townships since they get good snow and are a lot less crowded than places like Tremblant. Owl's Head might be my pick since it's cheap, the emptiest, and has some decent terrain.
Jun 12 2017 5:15PM
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DBL
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LastJibMediabut tremblant has a solid park too.

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Tremblants park has been going downhill lately. Avila is nearby and has a significantly better park
Jun 15 2017 1:45PM
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woodwvrd
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Park: WB no question

Party: Whis, Fernie

Pow: Whitewater, Revy
Jun 18 2017 8:03PM
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brockmoules
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If you're looking for park in the east, definitely Mount St Louis Moonstone
Jun 19 2017 9:45AM
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woodwvrd
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brockmoulesIf you're looking for park in the east, definitely Mount St Louis Moonstone


East is a pretty big place.

For park vvv

Vermont - Mount Snow

Maine - Sunday River

Southern Ontario - MSLM

Eastern Ontario - Drive to Southwest Quebec

Southwest Quebec - Tremblant, Mont Avila

Quebec City Area - Stoneham
Jun 19 2017 10:18AM
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