interesting.
hah, to think that all this time id get all worked-up over a couple of folks i know of who on occasion will skin up a beat-out scotties bowl, then proceed to duck the rope and 'poach' untracked thunder bowl zone, exit gully, out thunder alley after-hours because the 'bird never opens the whitepine gate, are in fact doing so legally(?). well-played gents.
style matters...
Legally?
Yes
Safely?
….
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Legally?
Yes
Safely?
YMMV….
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One may enter the backcountry from an open portion of the ski area adjacent to the boundary.
One may not enter a closed portion of a ski area from the backcountry.
Only if that terrain is open.
Scotties Bowl used to be in Snowbird's permit area, not any more, the boundary is Thunder ridge between T bowl and Scottie's.
One may not violate a closed portion of a ski area no matter how one gets there without potential prosecution if caught.
Something to add that many folks don't know:
You may duck ropes in a ski area as long as they are not marked with closed skier or enter thru gates signs that should be visible from one to the next.
If a rope has no signs, or if it is marked with caution or warning cliff signs it is fair game to duck.
That rope is only there for a heads up...
Time spent skiing cannot be deducted from one's life.
I was thinking about this yesterday.
While certainly true in LCC, I'm not sure that's the case in other areas.
I was looking at land ownership and was surprised to see CC Alta LP is the owner of most of the land in Griz and Patsy. Anyone know who/what that is? Mining claims?
Appreciate the response and discussion. I had suspected as much about the inbounds ropes w no signage. My question about the usfs boundaries is well answered, thanks.
Great morning up there today. Textured pow up high was beautiful, rode really fast. It was not bonded well, I dropped diagonal and descended with all my sluff buffeting my ankles on my first lap. Perfect mineral morning, fast and flowy with hardly a soul around. Got just enough sun too.
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Shrubitude with the volunteer grom.
it's pretty bleak up there, time to get ullr involved
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CC Alta LP =/= Alta Ski Lifts, to my knowledge. There is also plenty of land on the map that is owned by ASL, but it was considerably less than I thought. Business search says it expired in 2005 though, maybe ASL bought the land from them since and the parcel map hasn't been updated.
Supreme - Rocky Pt - Scythe - THC - Lower Heavens Gate - Grizz today.
Clouds were in and out, we were wondering if going across the street into the sun was the better move. Pleasantly surprised with the conditions.
Scythe had lots of shallow soft slabs breaking on us, 4-6" up top and 1-4" down lower. Very predictably breaking at our feet.
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This is the way all ski areas should operateSomething to add that many folks don't know:
You may duck ropes in a ski area as long as they are not marked with closed skier or enter thru gates signs that should be visible from one to the next.
If a rope has no signs, or if it is marked with caution or warning cliff signs it is fair game to duck.
That rope is only there for a heads up...
This is the correct answer.I was thinking about this yesterday.
While certainly true in LCC, I'm not sure that's the case in other areas.
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"
Two winters ago I was skiing with and behind a Big Sky troller off of and under Challanger Chair.
Ducked a rope to miss rocks (there's a coupla rocks at that ski area).
Troller on the lift shook his finger and head. I gathered that ducking ropes was not ok at BS.
How come you no fix that during yer tenure, Bunion?
Anyway, if anybody gets busted fer rope ducking when its only hazard marking outside of the LCC, just tell em that TFW said it was ok.
Kinda like a get outta jail free card and all...
Time spent skiing cannot be deducted from one's life.
When I was at Big Sky I was only a lowly avi forecaster. When I was the PD at Moonlight our policy was a Closed Sign (or its cousins) was required for an area to be considered closed. I got to make up or change a lot of rules.
Punishment, MLB style.
End of day closure and this kid was able to ollie over it. Removed his pass for a week and had him stand under the liftline for 2 hours on the following Saturday. He was heckled.
These days what with a pro staff of + 125 it is no telling what policy is enforced (or not) at BS.
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"
... I need mine notarized before laminating
I am not in your hurry
are we doing shame signs now?
from yesterday at shrubitude
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^Can confirm, twas a great afternoon for ski stroll at the boid
I think the tense of the 'You Park Like Shit' is too outward, meaning an outsider would assume the occupant of said shitty Subaru is outwardly saying to the reader you (person aka subject) park like shit.
I would say 'Shitty at Parking' referencing the occupant of said shitty Subaru is the actually subject of the statement. Just my 0.02 there.
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You took too much man, too much, too much
" I paerk lik Moran"
ICONT Paerk
You took too much man, too much, too much
I meant common knowledge that it was mostly privately owned. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that CC Alta LP is some kind of shell corp/holding company/etc. Out-of-date ownership info is also possible, but SLCo is pretty good about that data current.
Anyone looked at the 16-day outlook today? It's...not good: http://wxmaps.org/outlooks.php
Regression to the mean.
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