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R-Bertsch
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My family is planning a trip out to new hampshire this winter and my mom was concerned that they might not have snow. We are going the week of like Dec. 15-22 or something like that. I'm pretty convinced that there will be snow. So are the resorts usually open around that time? and are the terrain parks open as well? Thanks

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Sep 17 2005 8:04AM
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jksl
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waterville has their bigger early season park up by then...loon i'm not sure about, i'm pretty sure they have some of their park up at that time

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Sep 17 2005 9:21AM
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Powderdude
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^^^^ umm wildcat doesnt even have a park

Sep 17 2005 11:27AM
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R-Bertsch
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thanks for the replies, i think the house we are renting is near loon but we'll be able to drive to any resort in the area.

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Sep 17 2005 12:40PM
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NoleZ_540
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they used to have a park but they closed it a couple yeers back and replaced it with a race course, stupid state forest rules.... :-(

Sep 17 2005 6:56PM
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jksl
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if you want park, don't even bother with canon...hit up waterville or loon

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Sep 18 2005 9:21AM
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crooks
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wv loon or sunapee

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cs1080
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And Cranmore too...

Sep 20 2005 1:34PM
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crooks
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ive only been there once, it was a couple years ago, didnt seem that bad

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Sep 20 2005 2:46PM
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sugarloaf
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if your house is near loon...don't bother with sunapee. you can have oodles of fun at waterville and loon and cannon. wooo!

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Sep 21 2005 7:11PM
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boardz11
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im coming up form the 22 to the 2 just wondering how far is loon and waterville from plymouth the place i shall be staying??

Sep 22 2005 8:21PM
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crooks
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haha, oodles

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Sep 23 2005 2:44PM
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EC-Tom
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i'd hit up loon and cannon


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Sep 23 2005 7:45PM
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ec_jibbin
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hows the park at sunapee





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Sep 23 2005 7:57PM
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gaudette
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id hit cannon, but cant garentee a park there

Sep 25 2005 8:50AM
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skimanskimanskim
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the park at sunnapee has ok rails but the jumps are just horrible
Oct 3 2005 4:41PM
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strongmark
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plymouth is about 15-20 minutes from wv, just shoot up 93 3 exits and youre on the painfully long access road. loon, no more than half an hour. plus its right off the highway which helps.

but go to waterville anyway...its betttttteerrr by farrrerrrrrr
Oct 16 2005 9:18PM
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Steazy-E
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loons is better overall if you want a small park all day with good shit hit ville. but for a long park with more shit and better overall terrain hit loon sonnnn


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