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Help Out - Tell me about your home mountain

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Chinook333
Posts: 78 - Karma: 10
A few friends and I were trying to figure out where to take a trip this year and while searching online I realized how ridiculously hard it was to just get a good overview of what's available and how much it costs.  The only way was to drill down from state -> resort -> price -> repeat.  I wanted to go the other way around.

So over the weekend I put together a super light-weight site/tool to do this.  It lists all the mountains, their price, etc, and is completely searchable/sortable.  Check it out here:
http://LiftSift.com

I've put in (by hand) close to a 100 resorts, but there are still at least 200 more to go.  Anyone can add/edit the list, so please help me out and add (or edit) your home mountain.  I think what might take me days to do on my own we could accomplish in hours if everybody helped out.  Thanks for any and all help!
Dec 17 2008 10:12AM
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Alex=God
Posts: 2422 - Karma: 139
well hmm where do I start. My moutain is 700 vertical feet or pure manmade snow. Visualize your self skiing and then people going by you screaming "I cant stop" or "im out of control".
Dec 17 2008 10:14AM
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Shlogan
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how the hell do you do urban if your resort cant ven get snow?
Dec 17 2008 10:45AM
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Jwalk
Posts: 4647 - Karma: 134

Well I ski bigwhite it is in interior BC about an our out of Kelowna

It has 118 runs, 16 lifts, and 750cm of annual snowfall, lift tickets for adults is like 60- 70 bucks CAD and youth is about 50

Great park with a pipe, s,m,l,xl lanes with a park chair

cliff area would be more of a bigmtn area with steep rock faces

go to www.bigwhite.com to find anything ive left out

Hope that helps pm if you need anymore

Dec 17 2008 11:05AM
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Mr.O
Posts: 1582 - Karma: 23
All I can really tell you is my home mountain is not the best but its all I really have within 2 hours driving distance. Its about 45 mins away from me and has some parks.... so its good enough for me.

Here is a trail map: http://pknpk.com/Images/trailmaplarge.gif
Dec 17 2008 11:11AM
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Chinook333
Posts: 78 - Karma: 10
Sweet, thanks guys, I'll add those in.

You can also go onto the site and click 'Add Mountain' in the top right corner and enter in what you know.  Thanks!
Dec 17 2008 11:16AM
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Chinook333
Posts: 78 - Karma: 10
Thanks to everyone whose submitted mountains through the site.  Up to 124 now.  Keep em coming!
Dec 17 2008 6:19PM
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Peter.
Posts: 23796 - Karma: 13,014
i added my home mountain in new york, labrador
Dec 17 2008 6:30PM
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B.bowzz
Posts: 659 - Karma: 211
revelstoke is sick so much snow and super long
dont go to jasper alberta LOL its terrible
mt hood
Dec 17 2008 7:02PM
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Alex=God
Posts: 2422 - Karma: 139
you dont. welcome to north carolina. I also forgot to add if you like pond skimming every day in your season while wearing basketball shorts and your choice of a wife beater or no shirt definately take a trip to here.
Dec 17 2008 7:05PM
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DJay.
Posts: 364 - Karma: 16
i ride sugarbush in VT
Dec 17 2008 7:13PM
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Detroit_Steeze
Posts: 1076 - Karma: 193
the 4 mountains i ride in mi are pink knob,mt holly,crystal mountain,and boyne mountain.all are around 1000 feet elevation
Dec 17 2008 7:28PM
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LMPJibbin
Posts: 1607 - Karma: 17
if your a park guy and like some nice all mountain too LOON MOUNTAIN, NH is your place. i dont recommend traveling across the globe to come here buts its the best on the east coast. plus the fact that were gettin dumped from today till next wednesday is good reason too. :-)
Dec 17 2008 7:44PM
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DaveM
Posts: 2936 - Karma: 1,558
Avila which is in quebec. it has pretty much the #1 ranked park in quebec. its a small hill and its good for park rats and has no backcountry. not that long, like 700 feetvertical probably.
Dec 17 2008 7:45PM
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B.bowzz
Posts: 659 - Karma: 211
is that the hill in quebec where nationals was last year
or do you know?
Dec 17 2008 8:22PM
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jackedforski
Posts: 56 - Karma: 10
bogus basin;;;; small as shit but is fun good local feel.. semi good if you know where to go or tamarack or brundage
Dec 17 2008 9:43PM
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