Ride 'n ski

Well I have ridden and skied Mt Snow. I like skiing there better.

 

I have ski and ridden Ragged Mountain in NH, Angle Fire, NM, Toas, NM, Whistler, B.C., and a few other places in New England.

 

Wintergreen= good biking and good small mountain east coast skiing
Massanutten= good biking (World Cup downhill trail and very nice xc trails on western side) and decent small mountain east coast skiing
Snowshoe= great biking and probably the best skiing south of Vermont on the east coast

 

Better skiing.

Breck. Great riding - better skiing:

 

Winter Park. Great riding. Better skiing:

 

Silverton. I've heard the riding is sick-o, but I'm still gonna say better skiing:

 

Crested Butte - sick, phenomenal, epic mt biking. Skiing is the same. This one's a draw:

 

Ahhh..... who am I kidding. Advantage: skiing:

 

It never snows where I ride. But I bet crashing hurts less with some soft stuff on the ground.

 

I tried. Very little experience. Biking wins hands down. I am beginner enough though where I still need to be on the wider tracks. If I ever get good enough to hit the trees that might change. Same reason I hate a-line is the same reason skiing doesn't give me chub, to damn wide open. I love treelines and narrow techy trails.

 

attitash in nh: i havent skied there in a while but i liked the riding there much better from what i remember.

hah! youve obviously never been skiing in new england. ice feels like concrete and is not very soft when you catch an edge going 30+.

 

Killington...Call it a draw...Good skiing and good riding. I'm hitting Mountain Creek this winter but I think the riding will win out. That place is incredible!!!

 

Only it I bought one of these 'bikes'.

 

i thought that was david hasselhoff at first.

 

Ask and ye shall receive. And yes - trees are a f***ing blast on skis.

 

Yes, all over here they have snoparks where you xc ski in the winter, ride singletrack in the summer. Awesome idea.

Also done a lot of the ski mt's (Northstar, Mammoth, Big Bear...)