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Best ski resorts to work at

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LOGLAW
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My bro and I are trying to find a good mountain to work at next season. We're looking for somewhere with gnar terrain, lots of snow, employee housing, low crowds... the usual. Having a hard time settling on a spot, so were open to any suggestions. Thanks in advance!!
Mar 7 2021 6:45PM
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assfvkr
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bump
Mar 7 2021 9:15PM
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cyphers
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LOGLAWgnar terrain, lots of snow, employee housing, low crowds


you get to pick two
Mar 7 2021 9:28PM
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isaacwrong
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LOGLAWemployee housing, low crowds

Good luck
Mar 7 2021 9:43PM
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PimpChimpin
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Everything except vail
Mar 7 2021 9:48PM
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BrightFrog
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lololololol those requirements. Good luck dude hope u find ur dream
Mar 7 2021 9:55PM
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33luke33
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Telluride has pretty chill lower management and sick big terrain / parks. Rarely long lift lines, community is tight, lots of snow. Besides for the massive wealth gap it's pretty cool. The only affordable/available place you'll end up living is employee housing. Ski in/ski out $700 something a month but a lot of people have a roommate to split it with. One of the most stunning places on earth but pretty remote and groceries are stupid expensive unless you drive just over an hour to the closest walmart.
Mar 7 2021 9:57PM
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LOGLAW
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Thank you for the solid input, I will definitely look into that
LJboiTelluride has pretty chill lower management and sick big terrain / parks. Rarely long lift lines, community is tight, lots of snow. Besides for the massive wealth gap it's pretty cool. The only affordable/available place you'll end up living is employee housing. Ski in/ski out $700 something a month but a lot of people have a roommate to split it with. One of the most stunning places on earth but pretty remote and groceries are stupid expensive unless you drive just over an hour to the closest walmart.
Mar 7 2021 10:08PM
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CaIeb
Posts: 324 - Karma: 2,585
Anywhere except vail owned resorts and you’ll have a good time
Mar 7 2021 10:09PM
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skiP.E.I.
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Castle Mountain, Ab
Mar 7 2021 10:38PM
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AlmostCooler
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Alta
Mar 8 2021 2:48AM
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dshiland
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Thunder ridge
Mar 8 2021 3:36AM
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