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rojo.grandeRope tows should and need to be an implemented asset at every hill. I’m beyond jealous of u mfs that can crank out 50+ hits on a feature in an hour, and to all the hills that think a terrain park is a hassle, build a fucking rope tow, toss a few features and a couple rakes in and boombam ur “park rat problem” is solved
bananaman123431exactly, if my local had a tow it would make it so we could actually progress and not take a 10 min lift ride to hit 5 more features
WoFlowzWhere in NY? Wny has a rope tow park at Kissing Bridge and the boys on the park crew there make a good effort to keep nice setups
bananaman123431that’s a little far from me, think more of belleayre/gore/hunter/windham
WoFlowzWhere in NY? Wny has a rope tow park at Kissing Bridge and the boys on the park crew there make a good effort to keep nice setups
WoFlowzGore had a TBar or hike park for a bit I think. Wouldn’t expect Hunter or windham to ever have a rope tow lol. Belleyare prolly Not either
Jemshigh management boomers don’t understand the power a tow rope park can bring to their mountain
bananaman123431I live in NY and every mountain I ski at either has a rope tow that is broken or never on or they don't have one. Does anyone know why there are no rope tows out here and why are there so many in the Midwest?
DummyBearsCome to Rhode Island we got a nice one
Jemshigh management boomers don’t understand the power a tow rope park can bring to their mountain
DummyBearsGotta check the cam at yawgoo when its open sometimes its super fun other times its not. We dig all our own features and everyone loves corrugated tubes. Its our signature thing.
weastcoatHopefully that only gets better in time since younger folk closer to our generation are in the eminent takeover of the corporate world. Not dudes who lived in a world for the majority of their lives where you’d get your pass pulled if your skis left the ground.