Cliffs at blue mountain?

silver bullet -> skate over to the top parking lot. there are fences there, hop the fence and drop the cliffs. 10 - 20 feet with very little ski out space, fun as hell.

century express -> hike up the service road there, follow the road going north, it will lead to trail beside houses over looking bay, follow that and there a plenty of steep spots with wind lips and wind loaded snow. you can also drop into the trees by the north/weider chair. they are kind of tight, but theres some rocks to jump off of.

ride the bike trails. there are ladder bridges to jump off of in the orchards (h2o, haole), i love o-chute, not many people know of it so its gets good coverage. you will have to skate in many spots.

edit: dont go into at night alone, i had a friend who hit a tree and bled out. patrol didnt find him for a week.

**This post was edited on Jan 20th 2022 at 2:47:24pm

why does this look so weird

holy fuck is your friend alive

**This post was edited on Jan 20th 2022 at 3:57:27pm

ajbskisilver bullet -> skate over to the top parking lot. there are fences there, hop the fence and drop the cliffs. 10 - 20 feet with very little ski out space, fun as hell.

century express -> hike up the service road there, follow the road going north, it will lead to trail beside houses over looking bay, follow that and there a plenty of steep spots with wind lips and wind loaded snow. you can also drop into the trees by the north/weider chair. they are kind of tight, but theres some rocks to jump off of.

ride the bike trails. there are ladder bridges to jump off of in the orchards (h2o, haole), i love o-chute, not many people know of it so its gets good coverage. you will have to skate in many spots.

edit: dont go into at night alone, i had a friend who hit a tree and bled out. patrol didnt find him for a week.

**This post was edited on Jan 20th 2022 at 2:47:24pm

Thanks for the info man and uh sorry about your buddy