Posts by thexcop

Last Febuary was pretty good for us here at Snowmass. But last season was marginal for most resorts in Colo. Febuary saw a few descent storms and was probably the best month of the 2001-2002 season. I think that Steamboat generally...

And this shot...facing South west from 11,200 .... [ October 11, 2002, 02:58 PM: Message edited by: thexcop ]

I've been to SLC over Christams and have never seen it crowded and always has new snow.. Lodging should be cheap too. Living in Snowmass I know that it's a great place anytime the snow's good but from what I gather the lodging is not...

Sweet Jesus Soul!! Maybe you can wait tables, bar back, or valet at night. That way you could afford a place with a bed and maybe some hot water. You'll surely have a better chance of meeting indeginous fems that way. Do it at a Resort...

People can be rude where ever you go, that is except Disneyland. I have to disagre with AC.. I had a patroller ski right up to me,in Mineral Basin Christmas Eve 2000, during a whiteout while performing a ritual smoke-a-thon and he...

I think any improvement over last year will be well accepted. It's true the Southwest does tend to benifit from El Nino better than other parts of the continent.. But really weather predictions don't seem to be real accurate months in...

The fact that we're skiing on one of the, if not the, newest lift in Colorado is the point. We're talking about fresh pow on the 18Th of Sep. in Silverton, that's woth boasting about. Maybe here in the Roaring Fork we're not too far...

Things that bug me.. 1) Tourists stopping at the beginning of the lift line to wait for friends. There's a base lodge for that. 2) Running out of cannaboids. 3)Not skiing A. Highlands 4)Not skiing Ajax. 5)Not skiing off the cirque at...

In my opinion friend, both Breck and Vail are too crowded. Although Vail's big, the moutain population can be bigger. Go to Aspen/Snowmass there's plenty of terrain and the nightlife is like none other. But it is true that CO resorts can...

Well Epic I didn't quite my Fortune 500 job but rather got laid-off. So I pointed my non-911 tires to Aspen and now that I'm here I'll never leave, that is unless it's to move to Salt Lake. Like AltaSkier says the skiing out there is...