19BBIU March14-17 2019

[byates1]

(i'm fairly convinced some influential person had a run in re; dogs. hence.. no dogs,

keep in mind, Utah was forced to join the USA)

[snoqpass]

I know that you're inquiring about lodging, but I thought it would be helpful to out of town maggots to know that there are no dogs allowed in the Big or Little Cottonwood Canyon watersheds. If you bring your pups, make sure you have a place for them to stay while you're up shredding Soli or Alta/bird.

She’s been there before...but at this point I’m just trying to think about options
She thinks the Peruvian has nice beds

[jackattack]

The Peruvian may have a number of watershed tags on file to loan to visiting dentists.

In general, having dogs in the canyons is not allowed. I believe the fine for a violation is $650.

[byates1]

no experience necessary

agreed, i'm fat and lazy,

utah sucks in many ways.. growl.



"those who do not learn history, are doomed to repeat it" gs.

[barkcity]

What about dogs?

Unfortunately, our older dog does not play well with other dogs; hell, she barely tolerates our younger dog. So while Maggots are welcome, visiting pups won't work at my place.

[byates1]

As in, people trying to camp up there?

I don't understand why these rocky mountain resorts seem to have such a problem with it. Literally every PNW resort allows in some degree or another, and if anything I end up spending more money at the hill than I would have otherwise. My wife goes to the gift shop and buys a t-shirt, we both go get a latte, etc PLUS the daily parking rate. If we were just day skiing we wouldn't have spent any of that most likely.

it's not rocky mtns. it's utah.

[snoqpass]

Type slowly, he’s from Stevens Pass

[powdork]

i am sooo down for this. doggo accommodations for during skiing? I can also typically leave them in the camper in areas that aren't lcc but i'm not sure about bcc. the camper is a converted yukon xl. if it ends up being part of an extended trip (likely), i may be without the puppers anyway.

[doebedoe]

it's not rocky mtns. it's utah.

To be fair, almost no resort in the rest of the Rockies allows camping in thier lots like they do in the PNW. In Colorado it's Wolf Creek and maybe a few other small places like Powderhorn, Monarch etc. I know you can't at Jackson, assume you can't at Big Sky. Maybe Bridger you can?

[Supermoon]

i am sooo down for this. doggo accommodations for during skiing? I can also typically leave them in the camper in areas that aren't lcc but i'm not sure about bcc. the camper is a converted yukon xl. if it ends up being part of an extended trip (likely), i may be without the puppers anyway.

Dogs aren’t allowed up BCC for the same watershed reasons. It’s not like a national park where they just have to stay in the campground.

[TAFKALVS]

it's not rocky mtns. it's utah.

Anything east of the coast and west of the Mississippi is the rocky mountains to me.

[Norseman]

Anything east of the coast and west of the Mississippi is the rocky mountains to me.

Am I gonna hafta threaten you with a map?

[jackattack]

Anything east of the coast and west of the Mississippi is the rocky mountains to me.

Have you seen the Mississippi?

god, now there’s a dog tax.

Most municipalities have a “dog tax”. God has nothing to do with it.

[muted]

I have a fenced in yard with two dogs, I can offer a place to stay for people's dogs if they aren't total lunatics. AKA no Weimers.

[Supermoon]

Most municipalities have a “dog tax”. God has nothing to do with it.

Don’t tell that to Dibs.

[Brock Landers]

I'm in bitchezzz.

Dates actually work out well

[wyeaster]

hee hee!

[liv2ski]

The dates are lining up well for me too. Just need my great aunt in Sandy to give me a room for a few days.

[powdork]

Dogs aren’t allowed up BCC for the same watershed reasons. It’s not like a national park where they just have to stay in the campground.

thanks. i was replying from page 1 and had no idea it was being discussed on the current page. I knew they had regulations since I remember taking them to mill creek and out past deer valley to tour last time i was there, just wasn't sure about the 'They can't even be in the van' aspect of BCC. Mid march is typically the time of my extended dog free vacation though and it's a much better vacation when i don't have to worry about where they're welcome.

[powdork]

To be fair, almost no resort in the rest of the Rockies allows camping in thier lots like they do in the PNW. In Colorado it's Wolf Creek and maybe a few other small places like Powderhorn, Monarch etc. I know you can't at Jackson, assume you can't at Big Sky. Maybe Bridger you can?

well there is this one. in fact, you can't park there at all without a sno park permit. name the resort

[Djongo Unchained]

I assume there's gonna be a raffle. (Or is it an auction; or both?)

I'm trying to round up some cool, funny, interesting things that mags might kick in on.
And who is this years recipient? Last years was a Jr. Mag comp. ripper, right? A son of the PNW, if I 'memba correctly.

So far I have:
- an official beer mug from the 2009 JH Gelande' Quaffing championship.
- an official Chewbacca mug, minty from 1978.
- a sweet vintage headband from Aspen ca. 1978 from the big race that year.

- been scoring a shitton of stickers for youse guys too...

[Buster Highmen]

Meadows, Timberline and Skibowl on Hood require Oregon snopark permits.

[byates1]

not to worry about dogs, plenty of tree stands to put them in for the day. unless they are stolen.

[powdork]

whoa the base better have those all covered up by then.

[Djongo Unchained]

Man, I am so very much stoked to party with the funny as hell SLC mags that are tearing it up over on the THEIF thread.

BBiathlonUT19 - in training now.