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Thread: Do uncrowded powder resorts still exist in North America?

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    Do uncrowded powder resorts still exist in North America?

    Quote Originally Posted by lifelinksplit View Post
    JFC..are we gonna do this again? Coloradbro's blowing up helena just to deflect from the sheer awesomeness that is anaconda! Multiple lakes and questionable waterways! Unlimited motorized access with the ability to carry your choice of American made hand cannon! All while dodging meth shacks and boondocking wilderness access! Premier duck hunting in Berkeley Pit!! Shit I've said too much.

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    Actually worse, Massachusetts bro. Pburg and Georgetown lake rock. I apologize for my bitching. I’ll go back into hiding now.

    I never said I had it bad.

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    Is bend really a ski town? I'd rather own a home in Helena.
    x2 and better mtn biking as well.
    I have been in this State for 30 years and I am willing to admit that I am part of the problem.

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    Look, Yahoo Finance has us all covered. Sitting at the top spot in their list of the 5 most affordable ski towns is Boone, Iowa. /thread

    https://www.yahoo.com/now/5-most-aff...140011458.html

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    Sorry Lifelink, your hood is only #3

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    I have been in this State for 30 years and I am willing to admit that I am part of the problem.

    "Happiest years of my life were earning < $8.00 and hour, collecting unemployment every spring and fall, no car, no debt and no responsibilities. 1984-1990 Park City UT"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bunion 2020 View Post
    x2 and better mtn biking as well.
    Great to hear. We'll start exporting you some tech bros to get those real estate prices up to snuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bunion 2020 View Post
    Sorry Lifelink, your hood is only #3

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    Ha! Saw that. I just remember that last thread like this I posted a pic of a meth shack with overturned cars in anaconda and soon after the thread got deleted.

    @toastybroski- Masshole...ok I'll get my facts straight next time I go on a super serious rant[emoji6]



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    Quote Originally Posted by goldenboy View Post
    Look, Yahoo Finance has us all covered. Sitting at the top spot in their list of the 5 most affordable ski towns is Boone, Iowa. /thread

    https://www.yahoo.com/now/5-most-aff...140011458.html
    I'm fuckin' IN!


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    Deer Lodge finally makes the cut.
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    Screw the west. The crowds are moving west---the powder is moving east. Come to Lononderry, VT and experience run after run of faceshots on some of the east coast's least crowded slopes. And on those days where mother nature is being a little bitch, some of the best snowmaking in the world will step up to slap her in the face like Will Smith at the Oscars.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skaredshtles View Post
    Water skiers are weird, man... really weird. Don't ask why.
    I dunno, I grew up spending half the year at a little ski lake in the Midwest that pumped out a bunch of regional and national champs over the years. The place really embodied the water ski vibe and I guess you could say it’s a weird culture, but so are most cultures that are built around recreational activities. No stranger or that much different than snow skiers IMO, much like the race scene in the mountains.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Timberridge View Post
    Screw the west. The crowds are moving west---the powder is moving east. Come to Lononderry, VT and experience run after run of faceshots on some of the east coast's least crowded slopes. And on those days where mother nature is being a little bitch, some of the best snowmaking in the world will step up to slap her in the face like Will Smith at the Oscars.

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    There’s no lifties to berate in waterskiing


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    Quote Originally Posted by goldenboy View Post
    Look, Yahoo Finance has us all covered. Sitting at the top spot in their list of the 5 most affordable ski towns is Boone, Iowa. /thread

    https://www.yahoo.com/now/5-most-aff...140011458.html
    I skied Boone this fall on my Indypass with my daughter. It wasn't bottomless untracked pow but it was better than nothing and even faces away from the sun.

    Lots of Trump stickers in the parking lot provided the anti-stoke, but that is also a tell-tale sign of cheap housing nearby.




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    Quote Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn View Post
    There’s no lifties to berate in waterskiing


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    Haha well played. The boat driver was always the one with the target on their back in water skiing, but perfect pass changed all that. [emoji6]

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    You are asking the wrong question... It's not where to ski pow... it's when to ski pow.
    And the answer to that question is Weekdays. Not Weekends...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Timberridge View Post
    Screw the west. The crowds are moving west---the powder is moving east. Come to Lononderry, VT and experience run after run of faceshots on some of the east coast's least crowded slopes. And on those days where mother nature is being a little bitch, some of the best snowmaking in the world will step up to slap her in the face like Will Smith at the Oscars.
    Added a hot New Jersey babe to more accurately depict the situation.


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    Quote Originally Posted by toastybroski View Post
    It really sucks that my wife likes water shit and I like skiing. It’s literally impossible to find somewhere affordable with both.
    My island is 26 miles from lift-served skiing. So it’s not “literally impossible”.



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    Is there anywhere on earth you can enjoy tropical beach weather and drive a few hours to lift served “good” skiing?

    There was a day in 2009 when I skied powder in the morning at Alpental and then flew to Hawaii and swam in the ocean (daytime). Pretty amazing day other than the 5hr flight.


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    Quote Originally Posted by AK47bp View Post
    Is there anywhere on earth you can enjoy tropical beach weather and drive a few hours to lift served “good” skiing?
    Maybe Southern France? There's also some decent skiing in the Appenines in Italy, but not sure if the season is long enough to typically coincide with good beach weather. Andorra is fairly close to the Mediterranean, too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AK47bp View Post
    Is there anywhere on earth you can enjoy tropical beach weather and drive a few hours to lift served “good” skiing?

    There was a day in 2009 when I skied powder in the morning at Alpental and then flew to Hawaii and swam in the ocean (daytime). Pretty amazing day other than the 5hr flight.


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    It's a little over 3 hours from the Italian riviera to Chamonix (and any number of other lifts in the alps). That's probably a decent bet, although your pleasant beach weather probably isn't going to overlap with much pow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The AD View Post
    <snip> There's also some decent skiing in the Appenines in Italy, but not sure if the season is long enough to typically coincide with good beach weather.
    That's what I was going to suggest. Pescara for tropical weather, ski area about an hour away...

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    maybe not pow but If the weather lines up you could spring ski grouse/ cypress/ seymour in the AM and hit the beach in Vancover for the afternoon
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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    maybe not pow but If the weather lines up you could spring ski grouse/ cypress/ seymour in the AM and hit the beach in Vancover for the afternoon
    How thick of a wetsuit would I need to enjoy “tropical” Vancouver beaches?


    Any west coaster can go to the beach and ski within a few hours. I’m talking swimmable warm water.

    Is there a volcanic peak in Mexico with ski lifts?


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    Quote Originally Posted by skaredshtles View Post
    That's what I was going to suggest. Pescara for tropical weather, ski area about an hour away...
    I wouldn't have even known about the skiing there except I work with a guy who's from Naples and he told me "everyone talks about the Dolomites, but there's some pretty good skiing in Southern Italy, too."

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    The Mediterranean isn’t really tropical


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