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1. I humbly request we change the name of the thread or do I gotta see GODZILLA BABY JESUS concerned it will get old esp of we have a shit year
2. ONG that bear
3. We have a couple spots for a ski house in alpine meadows, families w kids in either 2nd grade-ish or early teen-ish would be the best fit. Just off the main road in that development w two entrances (elk canyon? Can't remember name).
I dunno -- when's your mom/wife/gf planning to be there? :fm:Quote:
Originally Posted by lepistoir
(Someone had to do it.)
You're presumably talking about Bear Creek. But there are three entrances. (Pro tip: The number of reflectors on the sign posts will help you find the one you're looking for when driving in the dark.)Quote:
Originally Posted by JAREDS
Please don't take this the wrong way, but I know I'm not the only one hoping for more pow and less dork this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by powdork
I wanted a Sugarwood pass this year but they said its no longer available. I bought full price passes to both mountains, so f- you corporate America, you cant stop me. ha ha
I think the Sugarwood pass has been gone for something like 10 years ... unless you mean the new SB/Woodward combo (guessing not from "both mountains").
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screening Saturday, Sept.26th @ 9pm @ Moment factory in Sparks, NV
more info:
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Whats the deal on buying passes around here? Spent 6 years riding in Colorado and now I'm in the bay area for the winter. I know I can be EPIC! with vail again, but not sure I want to ski N* or Heavenly, but Kirkwood might be fun. Or should I just stick with the split board and bet that I won't want to ride lifts?
Ever heard of Squaw? Alpine Meadows? Gold Tahoe Super Pass gets you 4 days at Sugar Bowl and Sierra too - or you can just get a pass at SB and get some days at Squawlpine. But yeah, I don't think anyone in this thread is going to tell you Kirkwood sucks. Actually, they might.
Can't go wrong - any of those options is better than most of Colorado (talking I-70, not CB or Telluride... or I guess Aspen).
Sexy thread title
If KW was still independent and the SugarWood pass was still around they would sell a fuckload of them, including to me.
Edgnar, for BA skiers it's generally Epic Pass, Squalpine pass (with SB and Sierra days), SB (with Squalpine days), or perhaps Kirkwood only unrestricted (assuming they haven't gotten rid of it). Or Mountain Collective (paid for between the days at Squalpine and Mammoth alone, plus Taos because... The Nino) and skins.
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Originally Posted by Edgnar
I've got KW only, but mostly because I have a 4 yr old, a sometimes a place to stay in the valley and a school teacher wife who wants to ski on holidays. I would not discount the Heave, especially in a good year with low snow levels. But if you have never been there or N*, they both have their purpose. For instance, in a storm, KW could be completely shut down due to wind/snow/lifts/power/management issues and N* will be open to the top. Just hope the pow is not too deep, cause the star is not too steep. It is also nice early season to stretch the legs on long manmade groomers. At least that has been the case the last several years until it snowed finally in February or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by LightRanger
^^ This is a good point. I primarily ski at Squawlpine but get an Epic pass too for windy days when the upper mountain is closed - and the tree skiing at N* on storm days is actually pretty fantastic (especially since most of the clientele there is soft and they're all in the lodge while you ski fresh tracks all day). Plus being able to go over to Kirkwood makes having both passes a no-brainer if you can afford it (you can save a lot more money not buying $15 burgers and $9 beers). A few years ago when I didn't get both I regretted it.
If you lean more towards the backcountry there is good BC access out of both Heavenly and Kirkwood, add a 25$ snow park pass for hitting up Carson pass and your good to go.
i'mma JONG out for a millisecond here, but when you purchase a Snow Park pass, is it only good for a specific area? i.e. would I need to buy one for Carson Pass, one for the West Shore (Blackwood), one for North Shore (Castle Peak), and one for East Shore (Rose area)?Quote:
Originally Posted by TahoeBC
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Snow Park passes are not location specific. The pass is good for the season and allows parking at any California snow Park. Nevada doesn't have the same program (no parking permit needed know the rose area) .Quote:
Originally Posted by dookey67
No good for all of California I believe, I was just zeroing in on the south side of the lake and being better for BC access IMHO. On the South side I utilize the Echo Lake snowpark area a lot also.Quote:
Originally Posted by dookey67
http://ohv.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=1233
unless my speed-reading skills suck incredibly, it looks like the pass is good for all the locations they list on the right-hand margin in that link you posted. The list looks to cover North, West, South, and East shores pretty extensively:Quote:
Originally Posted by TahoeBC
Balsam Meadows
Blackwood Canyon
Carson Pass
Coyote
Donner Summit
Eastwood
Echo Lake
Highway 108
Hope Valley
Huntington Lake
Iron Mountain
Lake Alpine
Meiss Meadow
Rock Creek
Spicer
Tamarack
Taylor Creek
Yuba Pass
PS:
you can purchase 'em live and direct at Alpenglow in TC, Dave's in TC, and Dave's in KB.
I'm in Truckee / Tahoe City tomorrow trying to find a house my wife will agree to move into. Anyone up for a MTB ride in the afternoon around there? Starting in TC around 1 or so and will probably end up doing a Watson loop and ODB / Deer Creek or maybe Painted Rock / Missing Link but I'm flexible. PM me. Planning to check out Paradise Waits at Squaw later that evening as well.
Sno Park passes are also good in Oregon and Idaho. You have to know it though because I did get a ticket at an Oregon Sno Park near Mount Thielsen despite the pass visibly displayed. http://www.powdork.com/2013/three-vo...in-three-days/
when i got to the car the ticket was under the wiper basically covering the sno park permit
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I love the legs of steel movies, but that was one of the weakest trailers i've seen. we are blank on the other hand looks fknawesome
i still have a lot of editing to do on the front page.
Josh D won rookie of the year at the premier last night @ the IF3 film festivalQuote:
Originally Posted by powdork
Tomorrow Night in TC
Conquering the Useless
tix: http://tahoearthauscinema.com/shows/...g-the-useless/
How about some NZ stoke from a month ago...
Remarkables...tasty it was!
https://vimeo.com/140111254
Cardona...laps with my son made the trip!
https://vimeo.com/140116969
September 25th, and the Godzilla Baby Jesus thread already has video of some great powder skiing.Quote:
Originally Posted by skier666