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Tips for whistler/blackcomb...

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Ebanforpeace
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Im heading out to Whistle/Blackcomb this winter..any tips on some sick lines/cliffs etc. would be great

thanks

peace

Oct 5 2007 11:33PM
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dave44
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Go where normal people don't go.


Oct 19 2007 1:50AM
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Kevski
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^yup. Maybe untrackedlines will be able to tell you, I haven't checked it out yet.
Oct 19 2007 3:16PM
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french_fry
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when in doubt, just huck it
Oct 19 2007 8:11PM
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onlyskisline
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blackcomb on weekends, way less busy.  crystal chair on blackcomb has some gnarly steep trees with some fair sized mandatory airs.  peak chair on whistler and harmony of course.
Oct 28 2007 5:48AM
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dave44
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Anyone skied Symphony yet? I didn't manage to ski there last time I went, even though I was planning to.
Oct 28 2007 4:07PM
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andy_boy
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Nice on powder days, but VERY flat.
Oct 28 2007 6:52PM
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french_fry
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waste of money. Don't go there. Flute
Oct 28 2007 7:14PM
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ZavierV
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word
Oct 28 2007 9:11PM
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Kevski
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On pow days it's one of the only places that holds powder. And there's never any crowd. Nice relief from the other lines. But there's no real steeps or anything really epic.
Flute is the money, though.
Oct 30 2007 12:15AM
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