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DRPSET
Posts: 309 - Karma: 44
Im going down to north shore tahoe for spring break (last week in march), i have 5 days to ski, im from montana so im only interested in skiing park (cause i can ski the other stuff whenever i want). I was thinking northstar, boreal, alpine meadows, serria and possibly squaw.
it would be nice to give me advice on were to ski and for how many days.
Thanks
Mar 7 2006 9:32PM
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jex
Posts: 2189 - Karma: 288
If your staying in the Northshore area stick with Alpine, Squaw, Boreal and N*. Alpine will be cheapest and have the best jumpline. Boreal will have the most jibs. N* could be decent depending on the crowds. Not sure how Squaw is right now. Are you looking for more jumps or rails? that makes a big difference in where you go.
Mar 7 2006 10:24PM
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Scottness
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^Agreed...if you do venture to south shore, hit up sierra. we've got a good combo of jibs/jumps and the heavenly night park is coo' too.
Mar 7 2006 11:26PM
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SnowMedic
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go to kirkwood, alpine, sierra, or if you dont mind lift lines and tourists vistit heavenly, or just goto their night park which is never very crowded
Mar 8 2006 9:58AM
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DRPSET
Posts: 309 - Karma: 44
Thanks guys,ill probaly be at alpine, boreal, and N*
Mar 10 2006 7:30PM
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thatoneguyattyrol
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just a heads up, avoid nstar on the weekends......way crowded.

alpine=smallest weekend crowds.
Mar 11 2006 1:14AM
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tweak3
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^ which are sometimes insane anyways, well the liftlines aren't bad, but the mess of finding a parking spot if you don't get up there early.
Mar 11 2006 12:03PM
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