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Where to ski Park in Bellingham, WA?!?!?

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olinskier
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What's good,

I'm going to school at Western Washington in Bellingham, Washington next year. Where will i ski park here? I haven't heard of Mt. Baker having any park at all and it will suck going from skiing Moonlight Basin to no jibbing what-so-ever.

Please someone correct me if I'm wrong and inform me that there is a good park nearby???

-OW
Apr 4 2011 11:50PM
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Balto
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baker has a "park"

but, it's baker, if you honestly want to ski park there, then you should probably just go hang your self
Apr 4 2011 11:52PM
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skier_boy26
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Baker gets the most snow in the country... just saying.


This season might barely be an exception, but still.
Apr 4 2011 11:59PM
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Afeld
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as an east coaster I sincerely say "fuck you. You are a obliviously selfish individual"
Apr 5 2011 12:00AM
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Afeld
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*an oblivivous
Apr 5 2011 12:00AM
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CBROOKS
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Everyone chill the fuck out. The kid didn't say he never wanted to touch the awesome pow he was going to be surrounded by. He wants to know where a park is. I know that there are a few places around seattle (I believe crystal and summit at snoqualmie) but I don't know too much about the PNW park scene. I'm sure others can help you out more
Apr 5 2011 12:06AM
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-dva-
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first of all, it only rains at mount baker. don't go there.

second of all, it was blown up in a volcanic eruption last season, really no point anyway.

but to answer your question, go to canada, snoqualmie or stevens.
Apr 5 2011 12:07AM
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olinskier
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I feel bad for you. I'm from Bozeman where the snows legit and we have a good park at Moonlight Basin. Just wondering If i can get both in Bellingham is all. Obviously i'm stoked for endless pillow lines at Baker!
Apr 5 2011 12:08AM
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J.S.
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Apr 5 2011 12:08AM
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DirtYStylE
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Stevens is probably your best option for a good park.

I am attending Wetern Washington Univiersity next year and I am going to buy a season pass to Baker for the pow days and Stevens for the park days
Apr 5 2011 12:16AM
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olinskier
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Word,
How far away/time for driving is Stevens from Campus? I haven't even heard of this? They suppost to have a fun park?
Apr 5 2011 12:24AM
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Style+eeze
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Stevens for sure. It's a ways from bham though. Baker's about an hour from campus, and stevens is probably pushing around two? I live in seattle, so i'm not quite sure about the exact drive time, but that's a ballpark estimate.

Stevens just got showtime, their 4th jump in the line open. It's 85 feet. Absolutely huge.

But seriously, you're right next to baker, don't worry about skiing park haha.
Apr 5 2011 12:24AM
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snowswinger
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Baker isnt fun at all. stay away from there, especially on powder days, totally sucks.
Apr 5 2011 12:58AM
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Jamie_Baril
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haha if your tryin to be a park rat, western is not the place to be.
Apr 5 2011 1:30AM
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Just_Send_It
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it was closed today, but yeah that kicker's insane

stevens is where its at.
Apr 5 2011 1:41AM
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Fluttershy
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snocompton, stevens...*sigh*
Apr 5 2011 2:07AM
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buddychaps
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i've been to baker when it was 60 degrees in january and i've been in their little jib park but do they have a bigger park than that? Yes i'd muuuuch rather ski pow but i'll be attending wwu next year as well, and would like to hit some kickers once in a while.
Apr 5 2011 2:33AM
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GANDALF
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dont come to baker. i only have pow skis so i can make it over the giant puddles from all the rain.
Apr 5 2011 3:53AM
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Gnarwall
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You might want to look up into Canada too. Whistler, maybe Grouse? I don't really know about their parks though. When it isn't raining, Stevens and Snoqualmie generally have good parks. Those are both south of Western, 2.5-3.5 hours drive time I'd guess.
Apr 5 2011 3:59AM
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Wibby
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Baker does not have a park and it only rains.  To ride park you need to travel south to Stevens Pass or north to Whistler (Canada).

have a great time at WWU as Bellingham is an amazing place. 

Apr 5 2011 5:34AM
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