Arizona Snowbowl
Pros: terrain, beautiful mountain
Cons: lift lines are the worst, wind
Arizona
Sunrise Park Resort
Pros: Most intermediate terrain in AZ
Cons: Limited advanced terrain, no off-piste, poor service, poorly managed
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Mt. Lemmon Ski Valley
“ I skied at Arizona's Mt Lemmon Ski Valley Sunday Jan 13th 2008. Here's the deal: Mt Lemmon Ski Valley is the southernmost resort in the US. At approximately 32.5 degrees North, it's at about the same latitude as Tijuana Mexico, Shreveport Louisiana, and Savannah Georgia. Plus it's in the Sonoran Desert (or borders on it if you want to be persnickety). So, warm temperatures, hot sun, and...” --Walt
Arizona Snowbowl
“I had the exact scenario as garojas listed below. Left my snowboard outside while I was in the lodge for probably 20 min after the lifts closed. Came out and it was gone. The staff was very nice in saying they would keep their eyes open, but not getting my hopes up. Shady ass people up there, so watch out.” --tx2az
Sunrise Park Resort
“ Sunrise is a small local resort in eastern Arizona run by the Apache tribe. It is a decent place for learning and intermediate skiing. There is not much of interest for Advanced or expert skiers. There are a few short advanced pitches off the cyclone chair, but no off-piste and no tree skiing. All trees are roped off and too tight to ski; skinny 2nd growth lodgepoles....” --ExWanabe
