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Cliffs behind the lodge

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Bumbleton
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does anyone know how to get to the cliffs behind the lodge at sunshine?
Apr 15 2006 6:29PM
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rockymountainmilitia
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cut above waterfall, also when coming from standish and going down I forget what the run is called "the virgins" or somehting when you get to the bottom instead of turning skiers right to go to the base shoot directly into the trees and then try and find it. honestly if it takes you more then two runs to find a way to the cliffs your an idiot. you can even hike up from the lodge on the right hand side of the cliffs.
Apr 15 2006 8:12PM
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*DrewT*
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I don't think there's really enough snow to do em right now. Looks like a couple inches on top of the rocks so you'd probably catch the rocks right as you come off and lose your skis in mid air. Believe me that isn't fun
Apr 16 2006 12:50AM
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rockymountainmilitia
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I dont believe you.
Apr 16 2006 5:22AM
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*DrewT*
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I didn't do that on those cliffs it was at Jasper
Apr 16 2006 2:07PM
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s.jeff
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yeah i was there on Friday and i saw some guy doin em. i would think you would cut over top of the waterfall some how and find em !
Apr 16 2006 11:39PM
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*DrewT*
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ya other people already said that. Thanks anyways though
Apr 17 2006 12:56AM
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r.w
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the ones on paris bowl are above the lodge and waterfall, when there is tons of snow they are fun but they are extremly small. if you keep going right on the cat befor it dips downward there is a pretty nice cat gap/drop.
Apr 21 2006 8:54PM
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