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andres3000
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i convinced my rents to take a ski trip to either utah, colorado, or canada. ive been to utah and colorado (when i was 3) but i cant decide which one i wanna do. i get to choose. what is there in canada that could be better than alta or snowbird or park city?
Sep 5 2006 12:44AM
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freestyle_kyle
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whistler? just to name one place, but there are a ton.
Sep 5 2006 12:45AM
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DDrem.
Posts: 3552 - Karma: 24
utah, cuz there are multitudes of places to ski
Sep 5 2006 12:48AM
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andres3000
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he's going with btw
Sep 5 2006 12:50AM
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grubix2
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what do you want to ski? A lot of resorts differ in terrain.
Sep 5 2006 12:56AM
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FuckThePolice
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utah  because i dont want you in colorado
Sep 5 2006 12:58AM
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DDrem.
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im trying to get in legit park, and of course try and take advantage of the pow pow of the west while im there
Sep 5 2006 12:58AM
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andres3000
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what he said
Sep 5 2006 1:01AM
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j.bird
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owned. hhahah
Sep 5 2006 1:02AM
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slice_of_mustard
Posts: 731 - Karma: 9
colorado for park/pow. utah for all around, whistler for the best place in the world!!!!!
Sep 5 2006 1:47AM
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j.bird
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that made no sense.

what else is there besides park/pow? groomers? you can get that anywhere.

Don't listen to this clown. It doesn't really go by state for diff terrain, it goes be each resort. each one is different. I would say CO though because there are like 6 good resorts within about an hour and a half of each other at the most.
Sep 5 2006 1:52AM
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Kevo
Posts: 2374 - Karma: 136
you need to be more specific on what you want. If can't handle and/or fully appreciate steep terrain and deep powder, places like alta and snowbird won't be fun for you. There are only about 60 or so ski resorts in Utah and Colorado that we could direct you too.


Maybe go to Park City and then spend a few days at Alta/Snowbird at the end of the trip.
Sep 5 2006 2:42AM
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slice_of_mustard
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i meant out of them all colorado has the BEST park and pow, but i think utah has more terrain, so thats why i said utah is the best all around, because the parks are pretty good the powder is pretty good and the terrain is really good.
and whistler kicks everyone's ass, except mabye colorado for park.
Sep 5 2006 2:44AM
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BurgRider
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whistler for sure
Sep 5 2006 12:55PM
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Mezmerize19
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Either Whistler or Snow Bird.
Sep 5 2006 1:00PM
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