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Uncrowded areas

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walcott
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what are some good areas (
Apr 14 2009 10:24PM
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family_vacation
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Fields, Forests, Thw wilderness....
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Apr 14 2009 10:26PM
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*davidallen*
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Apr 14 2009 10:27PM
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C_Perin
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Fields, Forests, Thw wilderness...
Apr 14 2009 10:27PM
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*davidallen*
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^ the yellow areas are the least populated
Apr 14 2009 10:28PM
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selkirks
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Fields, Forests, Thw wilderness....
Apr 14 2009 10:28PM
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walcott
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i don't know why the rest of my post didn't post. thinking about going somewhere next year with over 1000 acres and not much lift lines
Apr 14 2009 10:31PM
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Malcolm
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wow thats innacurate
Apr 14 2009 10:34PM
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family_vacation
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I have had good luck at big white. The mountain is uncrowded but it can get boring at times. Its kinda flat.
Apr 14 2009 10:36PM
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the-big-lepowski
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Try the moon, really good if you suffer from agorophobia.  Then again, I ehard Wallmart's opening a new brach there....
Apr 14 2009 11:47PM
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PaleCelery
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Theres usually nobody in my basement
Apr 14 2009 11:48PM
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Silence
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apparently Blackcomb Mtn right now.
Apr 14 2009 11:54PM
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Kevski
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I'm pretty sure that it's talking about the average amount of people per square kilometre. In that case it's relatively similar.

Lol at Canada. Come here to avoid the crowds.
Apr 14 2009 11:55PM
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Skibumsmith
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except me
Apr 15 2009 1:00AM
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Dustin.
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How?  Did you recently perform a census for the whole planet?  You seem to know something we don't.
Apr 15 2009 11:20AM
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zylstra
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because the US is green...........
Apr 15 2009 11:27AM
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Malcolm
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yes thats why
Apr 15 2009 2:25PM
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AlexMartini
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REVELSTOKE, BC. biggest ski area in north america, and the least populated town i've ever spent more than an a few hours in... i actually couldn't get myself to leave for like 18 days, place rocks
Apr 15 2009 2:28PM
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corona
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sshhhhhh. the place is a bustling metropolis of 3 million, i dont know what this guy is talking about
Apr 15 2009 2:42PM
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MarkieR
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wolf creek and/or silverton in southern coloradical.
Apr 15 2009 2:50PM
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AlexMartini
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haha, yeah just kidding. place sucks to ski at and theres tons of gapers all over the place, i recommend that everyone stay away for at least another 8 years
Apr 15 2009 3:33PM
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sweso2
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Antarctica
Apr 15 2009 3:42PM
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deezy.
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Greenland FTW!
Apr 15 2009 5:54PM
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Where-am-I
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Apr 15 2009 6:17PM
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Dainsey
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big sky montana
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the longest i have spent in a line there is maaybe eight minutes and and the skiing is amazing.
Apr 15 2009 6:35PM
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Kevski
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Does the US on average have more than 50 people per square km? Nope, it's somewhere around 30. I'm not american, but it's easy to see that other than the big cities, most of the US is pretty spaced. Alaska? Farmland? Rocky mountains? On the other hand, I know for fact Bangladesh has more than 1000 people per square km on average. Something like one third of their population actually owns any land, so it's fucking packed over there. Don't even think the US is remotely crowded.

Not being a bitch or anything, just I happen to know some facts because I've been doing this stuff for months in Geography and just wrote a rather large paper on Bangladesh... So that chart thing is pretty accurate.
Apr 15 2009 6:54PM
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Ben.
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no. big sky is really really crowded dont come here. and we get shitty snow and theres tons of rocks.
Apr 15 2009 8:25PM
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cashdebt
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nebraska. Nothing but miles and miles of corn to jib
Apr 15 2009 8:27PM
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CheesePuffs
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The back woods of Pennsylvania
Apr 15 2009 8:33PM
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Skibumsmith
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I've actually been to big sky and it was crowded as fuck. So many gapers. It's got its own ski village at the base. I don't consider it uncrowded if its got a small town full of condos. Good skiing though.
Apr 15 2009 8:37PM
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deezy.
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^ theres all the uncrowdedness you want
Apr 15 2009 8:47PM
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bikerocker
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dude, there are a ton of rocks at big sky. 

but montana and maybe some spots in idaho over all have the lowest crowds due to the overall lack of ability to get here.

so yeah, don't bother coming. because it's obviously not worth it, big sky has too many rocks, and no one has ever even heard of the other hills.
Apr 15 2009 8:53PM
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