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plyswthsqrrlsmid-mountain and above is not that bad (last I was there was sunday though), and the alpine I would say is actually pretty good. lap peak chair / 7th and you should have a pretty good time.
you just need to know where to be really. Was riding in knee-deep untouched pow on sunday off 7th heaven, and was nowhere near first gondola up
B.QuincyOkay cool from what ive heard 7th/ harmony flute bowl is place to go with no snow, thanks for the tip.
plyswthsqrrlsdefinitely heard right, but even those will be ski'd out fairly early (flute maybe less so because it's a hike). absolute best thing you can do is to ski with someone who knows his/her way around the unmarked terrain / sidecountry, that's where you'll find the best snow obviously
B.QuincyOkay haha locals friendly? Unfortunately this is my first time and my friends second, so but if anyone wants to show us around it would be a blast! Hopefully we can figure something out to find some good ish snow haha.
plyswthsqrrlswish I could help you out haha, but I'm still new here and am relying on buddies to show me the good lines, and I'm out with a torn MCL for a couple weeks anyways. freezing levels look like they're going down this weekend though, so hopefully more snow is on the way. I'm sure you'll have a good time
if you can't find someone to show you around though, you definitely can't go wrong lapping symphony / harmony on whistler or 7th heaven / t-bars on blackcomb. tons of good lines to be seen from the lifts
