Or just drive up and park?
I would liked to be dropped off as high on the mountain as possible.
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Or just drive up and park?
I would liked to be dropped off as high on the mountain as possible.
some hottie hit me up and wants me to ski w her, shes in on fri. i might be over that way.
also, throw the skis over the shoulder and hitch.
Bus to silver lake
PM Skidog
ppppfttttt like id be caught dead in PC....duh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr_Lahey
If you go on a Saturday or Sunday I'll come up, pick you up and ski with you at Deer Valley.
What's funny is I clicked your 'first tracks online' link because I haven't been on that site in years and this is the first article - VIDEO: COMBINING RV CAMPING AND SKIING AT DEER VALLEYQuote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
Not my site...not my RV, not me....a good friend, but not me....good try though...Quote:
Originally Posted by jackstraw
And yes I have been to PC.....just only skied there one day in the 12 years i lived in Sandy.
This. From there you can take Sterling or Quincy and explore. It's even free. If you're there this weekend prepare for crowds.Quote:
Originally Posted by jmedslc
Good try at what? Just a funny coincidence. Nobody gives a shit that you don't ski PCQuote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
Oh I assumed you thought it was my site. My apologies. Dudes an RV junkie now...Quote:
Originally Posted by jackstraw
Has the Ikon phenomenon crowded up DV on weekends?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tamburello Rouge
Is there a public parking lot on the bus line in Park City?
Is it hard to park at Silver Lake? Should I just drive up?
Yes. I would just take bobmc up for an offer on a free ride, locals style.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
Still in planning stage. Snow in the east may cancel this out.
Holiday weekends are crowded at DV, Ikon or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
There is a parking garage one block away from the transit center in old town.
There is no parking at the DV Silver Lake Lodge. You would have to park down the hill at the Snow Park Lodge.
wow! something in Utah that Skidog isn't an expert on.
Sounds like you missed out. the PC resorts are probably right up your alley and the food scene is the closest we've got to NY fine dining cuisineQuote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
1. Ikon has added to crowds at DV, though not as bad as, say, Solitude.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
2. If you are in PC, you shouldn't need to move a car to a commuter lot. If you are coming up from SLC, you are best off taking the express bus in from the Kimball Junction Transit Center to the transit center in old town Park City and then transferring and heading up to Silver Lake. If you're driving in to old town, you may as well drive in to Snow Park.
3. You can't park in upper Deer Valley unless you're staying at a condo or hotel.
I skied Sunday at DV after a big storm cycle and I think I waited 2 minutes max in a line. Skied on to the bottom lift with no wait at 9:07.
I have seen longer lines there for sure, but it's nothing compared to many many places. I say don't worry. You just need a guide like Bob or you'll miss a lot. And taking a bus is smart, no walk or shuttle from parking.
Eeyore is leaving the East for PC and Deer Valley?
Lol Up your game.
Rubbish. Give up skiing the best snow on earth for east coast ice pellets? Besides I have tried the soup at DV, and it's pretty darned good as far as ski resort soup goes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
I've eaten around PC too, just mostly didn't ski over there. Great town and great for families for skiing. I don't really bash it, it is what it is. It's geared for tourists. Utah gains a lot on visitors. I just always found most of the skiing meh.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutah
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Fuck, before I went to Europe, brunch at Stein's was the best meal I ever ate with ski boots on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toadman
I'm assuming you have never skied DV. It's wonderful on some powder days, because the DV skier can't ski powder. They don't want to, anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel
I skied at DV last week and well, its ok I guess.
What? 3 inches of glob that'll turn to a sheet of ice within a day or two. Yeah, stay on the least coast and don't be a douche in PC. Check Alpinezone for the lastest gnar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
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Originally Posted by Toadman
we’re gonna need some photos to evaluate the validity of your soup claims.
Can you put soup in your pockets?Quote:
Originally Posted by m2711c
Asking for a friend.
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You can fill your thermos at DV.
Glob is a new term to me, after all this time. Sounds good, but I'm not quite sure what glob is. I think it's the stuff that made me happy when I learned to snowboard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Woolie12
Forecast is for a whole lot more than glob this weekend, whatever glob is. But we need a few more more than glob events to make things fun.
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Originally Posted by Skidog
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fE5KzvOZRk
only if you're wearing gore tex, anything less will leak all over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
the trick isn't getting the soup into the pocket, its getting it out
Is there a thread yet on the soup rating of Gore Tex vs other waterproof breathable membranes? Event, H2No, Dry Q, Dry Vent, Pertex, etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by brutah
I feel like soup adds a whole new layer of complexity to the garment decision making process. There's not just retention of the soup, there's the insulation factor (nobody wants cold soup - unless there's some special gazpacho colorway for 2021), and perhaps on-the-chairlift consumption should be considered - like a camelbak bladder hose, but larger, for soups that eat like a meal.
Don't confuse your soup hose with your Avalung tube.
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Turkey chili
I’ll be in DV Saturday and Monday Alta Sunday. I’d love to run into Benny. I’m can’t picture the guy skiing.
For the record I park at silver lake all the time when I venture over from the unwashed masses of BCC, however, I’d be remiss to give away my hidden parking spots.
I skied New Year’s Eve. I don’t care for the skiing per se, lady Morgan is fun area. However, the wife loves the place so we do it up once a year.
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That looks good. What wine pairs well with pastrami toast?
Best food value on hill is lamb shepherds pie at Empire Lodge. I’ll prolly be at Deer tomorrow. Mayflower ghangi is the way to go
How to Pair Wine With Katz’s Pastrami
https://www.grubstreet.com/2018/10/best-wine-with-katzs-pastrami.html
Thanks for that. But doubtful it's on the Katz wine list.