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what's Ikonic that's open and skiing well? I'm working remotely as of about two weeks ago and can travel. I was going to head up from Durango and get a few days in at Copper, but I see I missed out on the parking. I can only ski weekends for now, hopefully that changes. Can't find anywhere to stay near Mammoth that's even slightly reasonable. Crystal sounds like a shit show.
Anyone know when they stop selling Ikon passes? Still dragging my feet to see how the season shakes out.
Going to be a hard year for those who don't plan their trips days or even weeks in advance.
Also would use a discount code I'd anyone has one.
I don’t know if I’d burn my Aspen days, if you’ll have a chance to ski here later. But we’re skiing fairly well considering the drought. Couple of easy blacks and top to bottom groomers.Quote:
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No need to stand in any line.
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yeah that was kind of my thought process about Alta, too. seems like it's skiing ok but I don't want to burn my days early season.
Car camping at Mammoth is always an option. Not sure if that is your cup of tea, but very easy to do with the forest land.
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I'm totally fine with it. I've got my 4runner set up to sleep in the back and I've camped in it probably 80-100 nights this year already. Problem is that with my new job, I need internet access and a desk, as I have video meetings all day and need two monitors.
They have a hostel in mammoth. Not sure how they’re running it.Quote:
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Is there even any snow there tho?
That’s what I’m trying to find out. But Cant do a hostel with my dog, most likely.
SLC will also be a pain with a dog unless you board him during the day or find a place to stay down in the valley.Quote:
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SLC is actually where I've been able to find the most places that are reasonably priced that I can have a dog, but that's all staying in the city, not in the canyons.
That's because dogs aren't allowed in the canyons, period.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackalps
I've stayed with my pup at the La Quinta, near the interstate, pretty cheap and decent (was a few years ago). But not a place I'd want to stay for a long time.
I know that. That's not what I meant. I've stayed in enough motels this year since I lost my apartment. I'm pretty over it.Quote:
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anyway. I'm not asking for advice on lodging. just wondering what mountains on the Ikon pass are open and skiing well right now.
I was just saying skiing in SLC can be a pain logistically if you're used to bringing your dog along in the car during the day was all.
Skiing wise, you could go use a few of your brighton days. Alta is probably skiing a little better, but I'd agree on saving those days for later in the year.
For the most part. Possible to get a dog tag if you live up there. We lived in Big for a couple years and had a dog.Quote:
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oh. gotcha. Yeah, I've skied alta and bird before, I know about the dog thing. I would just leave her at the airbnb or whatever.
thanks. I'll probably save SLC for when solitude is actually open and there's more snow in general.
Hi there!
I just moved to Colorado for the year, and I am looking to get an IKON pass. A local friend suggested I post on here to see if anyone had a code. I realize I am very late on this but appreciate any tips you can give. I am a very broke law student.
You can probably get a student discount. I've done it as a PhD student.Quote:
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I think IKON has a generic student discount, it’s someplace on the webpage but IIRC they don’t make it easy to find. Better discounts if your school has a ski club, they get better codes.
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Has anyone tried going to resorts without reservations? Tried looking on website today to make reservations for Big Sky and Jackson Hole and every single weekend day is fully booked for January and February. Given I paid for a pass without "blackout dates" I wonder how this can even be legal. Both resorts are selling day tickets on all those dates so clearly not about Covid. I am inclined to just show up without a reservation given I am literally unable to ski a single day otherwise... Has anyone brought this up?
And here we go.
Have you thought about skiing on weekdays?Quote:
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Maybe some slots will open up closer to any planned trips. Or maybe the COVID shuts things down before then. Which is why I'm trying to get as much skiing in before that possibility happens.
Good luck.
Wait, you have to make a reservation to use an Ikon pass? I was under the impression you just show up and go straight to the lift.
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Originally Posted by 1000-oaks
Lol, just looked it up. Not necessary for my hills...yet.