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andrewskimaineSo I might be going on a ski trip next year. I live out east and money is no object . Where should I go? I like powder, obviously, and I wouldn't mind a little bit of park. I can ski basically anything on the East Coast, just for a feel of ability. Where do you guys think I should go?
andrewskimaineSo I might be going on a ski trip next year. I live out east and money is no object . Where should I go? I like powder, obviously, and I wouldn't mind a little bit of park. I can ski basically anything on the East Coast, just for a feel of ability. Where do you guys think I should go?
Mr.BishopActually scratch that - BC Heli skiing.
If money is no object -get in the Hélie, son!
brockmoulesMount St Louis Moonstone (in Ontario)
woodwvrdplease tell me this guy is joking
brockmoulesEvan Mceachran, Sandy Boville, Max Moffat and the Draper brothers ski there....
woodwvrdI know that, but he is looking for a pow / big mountain experience with a bit of park. MSLM is like 400 vert with no cliffs, pow, or even steeps.
brockmoulesYa you're right. Sorry, I replied to the thread after just reading the title. My bad
**This post was edited on May 29th 2017 at 1:11:34pm
SofaKingSickDudes even if money truly is no object, he's asking where to go on a forum, he clearly doesn't need to go to Japan or Alaska or something exotic and remote
Just like any other vacationing skier leaving the east, he probably wants accessible, high level skiing. Tahoe, slc/wasatch area, parts of Colorado, and parts of Wyoming are the obvious answers here. You know, places you can drive to from a major airport and speak
English at and buy a lift ticket or maybe a cat trip at most. Ya fuckin jagaloons!