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Tatt
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just looking for anyone who rides big sky so i can get some info on their park. was wondering if it was any good.
Feb 11 2004 5:19PM
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SwitchPollard
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A few friends of mine have gone there, but I haven't heard much about the park there. Maybe as Bigsky_gurl about it? Just a thought.
Feb 11 2004 6:04PM
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strode
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my guess is no.....i don't think they even have a high speed chair so if they have a park it probably isn't that great......but i could be totally wrong



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Feb 11 2004 6:26PM
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FRZGene
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You are, in-fact, totally wrong. They have a ton of high speed chairs. Their park though last year and every other year has been pretty weak sauce for a big resort. But who goes to Montana to ride park?
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Feb 11 2004 6:44PM
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1260man
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I live in big sky, the park has a bunch of small hits and some rails. including a double kink, rainbow C-log slide, and a stair set. They claim 19 features. GO up the road and into beehive basin for the sickest backcountry kickers ever.
Feb 11 2004 7:17PM
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strode
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please delete my post i apologize for giving uneducated false info



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Feb 11 2004 11:41PM
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UpDawg
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I don't think Big Sky's park is that impressive...the terrain, on the other hand, is awesome.
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Feb 11 2004 11:56PM
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Big_Willy
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Why would you worry about the park at big sky? Lone peak! Challenger chair!



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Feb 11 2004 11:59PM
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bigsky_gurl
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^exactly, you wont be bored, trust me



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Feb 12 2004 12:08AM
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nate
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chest deep on the south face last monday.
Feb 12 2004 1:09PM
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UpDawg
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I have a feeling that Lone Peak is getting better as far as that is concerned...
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Feb 12 2004 1:27PM
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ESB
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Yeah, don't even worry about the park... it's fucking BIG SKY! If the peak is too windblown and rocky then hit up the double-blackies off Challenger. Such sick terrain!

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Feb 12 2004 3:00PM
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bigkicker
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big sky is full of natural park stuff just look for it



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Feb 12 2004 3:04PM
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thehellmuth
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if i recall is that tanners home mountain???


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Feb 12 2004 7:44PM
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eastcoastskier
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i was up there in late dec. and it was amazing.......i bet its 10x better now.
Feb 12 2004 8:40PM
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UpDawg
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Nope, Big Mountain is Tanner's home mountain- it's up in northwestern Montana, near Whitefish. Anyway, you might want to check out Moonlight Basin while you're at Big Sky, there is some pretty sick terrain there as well.
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Feb 12 2004 8:53PM
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SkiFree_MT
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Ok the conditions at the start of april are usually warm and slushi, which makes it nice and soft, good for park. And Moonlight isnt that great, it has a 6 man high speed and only about 200 peeps ride the whole hill in a day. Its terrain isnt that great, the best of it is either the hikable terrain or the terrain it shares with big sky. And bridger is way sicker then big sky. Big sky has a bunch of slow ass tourists that try to go in the park in shit, and make fools of themselvs. Bridgers ridge is about 30 times sweeter then the tram too.


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Feb 12 2004 11:55PM
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UpDawg
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I'll agree with that, if you're willing to hike then go to Bridger. There's some fun stuff off the Ridge.
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Feb 13 2004 1:33AM
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bigsky_gurl
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Moonlight basin is only good if you are willing to do some hiking. I think bridger and bigsky are alot better. One nice thing about moonlight basin is that nobody skis there because its new and most people havent heard of it. On powder days you literally have the entire mountain to yourself, that is unheard of at most ski resorts.



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Feb 13 2004 10:33AM
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