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Hi, I know it's a bit early to toss this out there, but I'm curious as to what the borg hive Reddit mind thinks in regards to late season recommendations for out west USA this year. Obviously it's a lot different than last year, when there were tons of options at this point... Anyone ski Banff / Lake Louise recently? Bachelor? Tahoe? Mammoth? Anyone with a crystal ball as to where we might expect cold conditions over the next couple of weeks? submitted by /u/rramstad [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

What are the best ski locations for Backcountry snowmobiling? Ideally spots with lots of powder, open spaces, and hopefully accessible without trailering the sled. Like SLC is great for skiing, but doesn't seem to have much for snowmobile access (or am I mistaken?). Vermont has the VAST system, but it's a snooze fest and only has snow like 3 weeks of the year. Alaska seems obvious, but not a very easy state to move to/live in. submitted by /u/billbrown96 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Anyone travelled the world for a year and skied - what’s your itinerary? I was thinking January - Japan February- March - Europe/switzy March- May - Canada/usa April-May?? June- July - Argentina/chile August - NZ I saw a cool backcountry in Patagonia in October Any thoughts?? submitted by /u/IamBrilliant_4170 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I just wanted to let everyone know in advance - Conditions at Vail next year, specifically February 23rd - March 1st are going to be really really bad. Tons of rain, wind, followed by freezing cold temperatures! Don’t ask how I know this but I may have found a crystal ball in a deep cave in a mystical valley. It’s best if you don’t go or plan any vacations there during that week. Hope this was helpful! submitted by /u/jormuntide [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

tldr before storytime: had a aggressive physical interaction with Mountain Security at Vail Closing Day, and wondering if it's something that is even a gross overstep of employee policy and should be raised to them? I was over at Vail Closing Day this past Sunday, which is kind of a big organic party event at the summit. Pretty large gathering (1000+ people) at the summit, just general party/music/etc. Usually well-monitored by ski patrol and even sheriff's deputies (understandable for the sheer amount of people and drinking). At 4pm the mountain closes, they blow these airhorns and everyone ..read more

Hey everyone, next season will be my second season skiing and I’d really like to shore up some of the weak aspects of my skiing by doing a multi-day camp. Does anyone have any recommendations in Colorado or potential Utah? Thanks! submitted by /u/Deep_Development_839 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi, these two skis seem to have similar dimensions. The core material is different (Deacon 7.2 seems to be wood) while X is composite. Are both the equivalent entry level ski for beginners that’s for different markets / redesigned? Does anyone know? submitted by /u/alvintanwx [visit reddit] [comments ..read more