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Looking for a quick and hopefully powder laden trip in the coming weeks. Which region/resort has the best conditions at this moment. I'm from the MW so anything will suit me perfectly.
PNW is the only place I've seen get consistent snow. Moved to Utah this season with hopes and dreams of having countless pow days. So far I've had one.. I guess the plus side is getting to ski PC everyday while it seems to be the worst winter ever in Ohio. Can't say I'm to disappointed
We got 24 inches or so last weekend, then we got a few inches of rain, then we got like 12 or 13 more inches today. Snoqualmie is so hit or miss, I'd rather have consistent snow/compact snow, than soggy powder (rarely), and ice (most of the time).
Aleyeska is awesome, but I'd just go to Montanan and ski dry pow all day.
it pisses me off sooo bad that they still havent opened gunbarrel yet liberty is under the same management and has 3 double blacks open. greedy corporate people lol
Steamboat seemed to be a geograhical oddity in Colorado getting so dumped on for the last week. I heard they got 27 inches in the first round and that was like 6 days ago and its been snowing everyday since. I also heard given that place attracts alot of avg tourists that the powder stays in the trees.
Minor thread Jack here but i am going to alyeska in 3 weeks and I want to know what places to ski. I want to ski pow I won't even look at the park since that is all we have in Illinois. I'd say I'm an advanced to expert all mountain skier. Also the only skis I have are center-mounted park skis, will those do ok in powder, the waste is 87 I think, thanks
im guesing you suck at actually skiing(seeing as all you do is ski park in illinois) so i would absolutely recomend renting/demoing some pow sticks when you go up there. it will make everything 10x more enjoyable for you. If you are actually technically very good at skiing, then any skis you have will let you rip.
and the pow depends on the weather just like EVERYWHERE ELSE ON EARTH! just look around and explore.