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Where to ski US

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FIRAT
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I was planning on moving to Vancouver but that's off the rails now. Seems like I'll be staying in NY for now. I have one week anywhere in the states for skiing, where should I go?

Mainly for treeskiing and a bit of park as well. Thanks amigos
Dec 6 2017 8:07PM
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ahshit
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FIRATI was planning on moving to Vancouver but that's off the rails now. Seems like I'll be staying in NY for now. I have one week anywhere in the states for skiing, where should I go?

Mainly for treeskiing and a bit of park as well. Thanks amigos


If you're looking for tree skiing come fly out to Colorado and ski winter park.
Dec 6 2017 11:09PM
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FIRAT
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Thanks buddy, is the snow generally good around new years?
sickskiIf you're looking for tree skiing come fly out to Colorado and ski winter park.
Dec 6 2017 11:11PM
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ahshit
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FIRATThanks buddy, is the snow generally good around new years?

It really depends on the year,so far it's started pretty slow but we've been gettin some snow now. My final answer is yes, we should have some good snow by new years.
Dec 6 2017 11:16PM
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FIRAT
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Thanks, might visit then
sickskiIt really depends on the year,so far it's started pretty slow but we've been gettin some snow now. My final answer is yes, we should have some good snow by new years.
Dec 6 2017 11:18PM
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Skier406
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To be honest lithe snow in the US has not been that great this year. I would suggest a place by Whistler in Canada they have been getting dumped on. If you had to stay in the US tho your best best would probably be Jacksonhole.
Dec 6 2017 11:20PM
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ahshit
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Skier406To be honest lithe snow in the US has not been that great this year. I would suggest a place by Whistler in Canada they have been getting dumped on. If you had to stay in the US tho your best best would probably be Jacksonhole.

Colorado snow has been shitty but winter park did get 14 inches this week
Dec 6 2017 11:24PM
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FIRAT
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Thanks guys, I still have plenty time to decide. I'll see
Skier406To be honest lithe snow in the US has not been that great this year. I would suggest a place by Whistler in Canada they have been getting dumped on. If you had to stay in the US tho your best best would probably be Jacksonhole.


sickskiColorado snow has been shitty but winter park did get 14 inches this week
Dec 7 2017 12:58AM
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WoFIowz
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Yeah Jackson and Targhee (100% open) are probably doing the best right now. Colorado is horrible. If you do go to Colorado, Wolf Creek and Monarch Mountain have the most terrain open. Winter Park did get snow, but practically nothing is open....
Dec 7 2017 2:29AM
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P.O.W.
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IsitWinterYet17Yeah Jackson and Targhee (100% open) are probably doing the best right now. Colorado is horrible. If you do go to Colorado, Wolf Creek and Monarch Mountain have the most terrain open. Winter Park did get snow, but practically nothing is open....

Yeah definitely go to Jackson, a friend of mine out there said that conditions are really nice.
Dec 7 2017 10:33AM
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ahshit
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IsitWinterYet17Yeah Jackson and Targhee (100% open) are probably doing the best right now. Colorado is horrible. If you do go to Colorado, Wolf Creek and Monarch Mountain have the most terrain open. Winter Park did get snow, but practically nothing is open....


Jane side should open by christmas
Dec 7 2017 11:44AM
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