Man, it took longer than usual for this thread to get all deep on city vs resort talk. Y'all are slipping.
Man, it took longer than usual for this thread to get all deep on city vs resort talk. Y'all are slipping.
If cycling were the only activity on the table, I’d choose Brevard, NC. Hands down.
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Yeah, that's a consideration to give us the chance to move around and check out different places. Ski real estate has gotten so out of touch that our options are extremely limited at the moment. However, Bideneconomics may give people a rare opportunity to find some deals in the next few years so it would be nice to lock in a place if that happens. Contrary to the assumptions, we aren't loaded but we do live insanely frugal so all stars could align to find something that meets our blue collar lifestyle.
Yep, I've had many good days at that place back in HS.
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Yeah, Highlands was fucking insane today!
But it wasn’t crowded and never really is. Probably less than 500 on the hill. Lift opened just as I walked up at 8:50, probably 40 people in front of me. 1 guy beat me down to Deep T, not sure how.
42 year pass holder, ski everyday.
Skiing is way better now, than in the 80’s.
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I spent 3 weeks in Aspen in March 1972 and I can tell you Aspen was way, way more crowded then than now. Aspen was THE place to ski in the early 70s as places like Blackcomb and Whistler village did not exist; Snowbird was 1 year old in '72; Jackson Hole was yet to have a gondola; Vail's Back Bowls and Blue Sky Basin did not exist; Big Sky did not exist; Deer Valley did not exist; Revelstoke and Kicking Horse did not exist. Goat's Eye at Banff Sunshine did not exist and Lake Louise's Whitehorn One did not exist and the now defunct Olympic Chair was as high as you could go in the Grizzly Bowl. Sun Peaks was called Tod Mountain and only had 30 employees and the Shuswap Chair built in '72 only ran on weekends.
Today, Aspen is the least crowded of all the major US resorts.
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If I remember correctly, it’s been awhile, but there was a telemarker dude who came out west with his family, maybe to start a family, that went through a similar decision and had a similar thread going for awhile. For the life of me, I can’t find it via the search function though. I think the guy went by rontele or something similar. I know the guy landed out west and was having a good time last I heard. Maybe try messaging him. I also know current days are different but that guy seemed pretty insightful and wanted to share the lessons he learned so maybe some of his doctrine holds true today. Documented the whole migration-pics of him skiing, his new bikes, I think he posted some pics of his wife smiling from the great joy Ullr brought her at one point in that old thread. In fact, I bet if you posted pics of you possibly and your wife, the crew around here could catch your vibe and narrow the hunt.
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I live close to Snyder (other side of the river canyon). He actually had to dig in more than once. The original place was heading towards a guru/cult status due to the aspirations of one of his property co-owners and he pulled stakes and reposition himself in a different place on the same ridge area.
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