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Where to go out west

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CS_Films
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I am going to plan my first trip out west this winter for a week or so what would u guys recomend for a plan of action?
Sep 4 2006 8:49PM
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snocompton
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Whistler and utah. And mammoth if you have the time.
Sep 5 2006 11:44PM
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Notorious_BLT
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if you want to hit up the biggest flat top mountain in the country come to grand junction colorado...powderhorn is way sick
im totally just kidding it sucks but i gotta rep my hood
Sep 5 2006 11:47PM
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berryhill
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some people ask dumn questions like this one, mammoth is clearly the answer here, one of the biggest snow packs in the continent, the best park on the continent, and the last new years they've gotten like 10 feet in two days each time. and u can ride with me, which is a privilege on its own, lol
Sep 6 2006 12:45AM
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Bepo
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not to hijack the thread or anything, but my dad and I were planning a similar trip.  we were debating going to utah and jackson or colorado.

1) fly into slc, hit up some of the close by mountains for 3-4 days.  then drive up to jackson hole and stay with my aunt and ski there for 3 days.

2) fly into denver and drive out and do vail, aspen, breckenridge, crested butte, copper, and another mountain I forget.

What would be the better trip?
Sep 6 2006 10:34AM
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Aenigma
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I'd pick SLC and Jackson myself.
Sep 6 2006 10:40AM
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afarrell
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Whistler for sure in the spring. They always have good snow on at least half of the mountain even deep into april
Sep 6 2006 10:48AM
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@k
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alaska
Sep 6 2006 2:16PM
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