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Any one ever gone to the Southern Hemisphere for skiing in the summer like NZ, AUS or South America. I was thinking in the summer it would be sick to go to like NZ and ski for a bit then you could ski all year long. Or you could just live on Oregon for 10 month skiing at timberline.
If you have a touring setup, a car and a drive to ski you can really ski most months out of the year if you live in the mountains.
trueshredsAny one ever gone to the Southern Hemisphere for skiing in the summer like NZ, AUS or South America. I was thinking in the summer it would be sick to go to like NZ and ski for a bit then you could ski all year long. Or you could just live on Oregon for 10 month skiing at timberline.
SchoessIf you have a touring setup, a car and a drive to ski you can really ski most months out of the year if you live in the mountains.
Yeah this summer I’m getting a new setup and I’m gonna get some cast touring pivots and some boots and skins and avy gear and take a class beacuse I have some friends who do a lot of backcountry skiing
ReturnToMonkeyWait a sec how would it be to live there?
for a ski season, great. long term? Argentina has some issues and I'm pretty sure you would not like to get paid in ARG pesos $1=97 pesos, inflation is crazy down there
I remember reading about some guy who is ski patrol in I think Chile all summer then somewhere in the US rockies all winter. legend says he hasn't seen summer in more than 20 years...
Yeah. I was living in Colorado and moved to Queenstown, New Zealand. After the season, I moved to Australia. Spent their summer there (our winter) and then did another season in Australia. After that, I moved to Finland so I’ve done back to back winters both ways.
If you’re under 30, a working holiday visa is free to NZ. I think they are reimbursing for fees for a WHV in Australia now too.
**This post was edited on Apr 13th 2022 at 7:42:31pm
