Best Utah or BC Pass Deal?

[Big Blue]

A possibility for next year is to buy one pass in Tahoe, one in BC, one in Utah and an RV. Drive to wherever the snows best and post up in the parking lot. The kirkwood pass is the best deal for CA, but I'd like some local advice on the others. By best deal I don't necessarily mean cheapest. The wood pass is cheap, but it's also an awesome mountain. Unfortunately I'm no longer a student so don't qualify for any college passes. Any great deals out there?

[splat]

You Miles' friend? You guys must be planning on some storm chasin.

[str8line]

Sounds awesome. How are you planning on using the sink/shower/toilet in winter conditions? Or are you just going to leave it winterized? Just wondering if you've looked into that.

[Big Blue]

You Miles' friend? You guys must be planning on some storm chasin.

Yeah, if it works out it will be sick.

[Big Blue]

Sounds awesome. How are you planning on using the sink/shower/toilet in winter conditions? Or are you just going to leave it winterized? Just wondering if you've looked into that.

Hmm, hadn't really thought about that, but I'm sure it can be overcome. Base lodges have the sink/toilet part covered. Showers might have to happen slightly less often than optimal. Or maybe hottub facilities will need to be poached nightly.

[splat]

Just get a trailer, a galvanized watering trough, build a firebox under it, and you'll be soakin up the good times in parking lots everywhere.

be kinda cool for the movie, too.

[Droopy]

kicking horse pass is cheap, mid week pass is even cheaper, but if the storm is on a weekend you are out of luck. also i dont think they get that much snow?? could be wrong