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Where to go on East Coast?

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sbarlett
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So basically I get to choose where my family trip is over Christmas break. Want a good balance between good parks and good terrain. Right now some options are Killington, Stowe, Sunday River, and Sugarbush. Your input is welcome, thanks
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uturn
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Jay Peak
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270on420out
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May not be the best place (although certainly nowhere near the worst), but Whiteface. Lake Placid is an amazing place.
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evanglenn
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THEDIRTYBUBBLEMay not be the best place (although certainly nowhere near the worst), but Whiteface. Lake Placid is an amazing place.


this. i always love hitting Whiteface.
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sbarlett
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THEDIRTYBUBBLEMay not be the best place (although certainly nowhere near the worst), but Whiteface. Lake Placid is an amazing place.


I go to whiteface every year in february for a few days, that would be on my list but wanna try somewhere new
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Mingg
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Stowe.
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KravtZ
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Stowe takes the cake for EC family vacations...if you want nice dinners, hotel, awesome terrain...stowe wins.
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Hodor
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Sugarloaf is the bomb diggity
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250r
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i never managed to get to stowe when i lived out there, so i cant speak to how good it is.

ive skied jay which i thought was great, park wasn't the greatest back then, maybe its changed though.

but im with the guy above. if you want good terrain, and a good park, then go to sugarloaf. decent bit more fun terrain to be found than at the other places you listed. i would think stowe would be pretty close though at least in terms of the mountain. it looks like it has a bit more alpine to it? then again EC above treeline skiing is normally very hit or miss, and pretty much a guaranteed no go for xmas.
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maxwags9
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Mount snow, has great parks, there is a wide variety of terrain to choose from. By Christmas on average, at least 60% of the mountain is open for skiing. If it is a good winter, 90% of the trails would be open
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robert.clarkeiii
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Killington is awesome and so is sunday river
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cb27.
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Stowe.
Great parks and great backcountry if your into that.
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BenFrost
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stowe or killington (which opened today btw)
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coldcuts69
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Sloaf
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maxstr
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Sugarbush has a great park if u like rails.
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gotti
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Sugarbush if you want park for sure. Nothing beats the sugarbush park.

If you want terrain, I would probably say stowe but sugarloaf is better sometimes can be hit or miss with the conditions and glades are harder to find.
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