Talk about perfect timing
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BTW: HBD, dood!
Jay Peak in VT has had 81" of snow so far this year vs 22" for Heavenly. VT in general has had decent snow. Not like past years (400"+) but not bad considering that since the October blizzard we have had 0 snow here in Mass.
Yeah, my buddy that lives out there was telling me that CA is offically in a drought and the ski areas around Tahoe are hurting at the moment. The lack of snow has killed the attendance levels at the slopes but there are a lot of mountains that are giving major discounts on lift tickets.
I'll be out in Tahoe in March to do some skiing and hopefully there will be more snow by then.
I'll be out in Tahoe in March to do some skiing and hopefully there will be more snow by then.
Sometimes if the sun is out, the other conditions there are so great that I could have cared less about he snow...
Maybe you should take your bike?
i'm heading back to SLC on monday, hoping to find some decent snow the 21-22
Gambling at the casinos or go rent a bike instead of buying a lift ticket.
the rock is cold but the climbing is good, so is the Mt Biking
****ty winter weather bodes well for the evolution of bike parks.
There is some sweet riding down the hill in Auburn.
Check out Culvert trail. For the price of a lift ticket you can probably pay someone from the LBS to be your shuttle b!tch all day lol.
Check out Culvert trail. For the price of a lift ticket you can probably pay someone from the LBS to be your shuttle b!tch all day lol.
Brothels and cocaine.
I was in Tahoe for Christmas. I'd rather not ride then ride on the stuff that the resorts have made.
I was in Tahoe for Christmas. I'd rather not ride then ride on the stuff that the resorts have made.
Really? Most other places in the region have at most half that.
Anyway, we've hardly had any snow here. About 3" on the ground. Was 3C/37F yesterday.
Quite a bit colder today - hope it's here to stay and I'm looking forward to a nice big snowstorm.
Lots of awesome trails to ride. Look up some local shops, get a map, and bring or rent a bike.
I work in a ski shop in the bay area, don't bother, I've spent as much time with Ptex as wax. Bring your DH bike. If you can find some monkeys to do it with you, you could shuttle aubern. You could even ride downieville if you're down for some hike a bike on some icy pavement and some sub freezing temps. Did it last week, I must say one of the most epic rides in a long while.
If he goes that route I hope he already purchased a round trip ticket back home, he won't have any $ left after a vistit there.
Why do you think I advised the budget whore house?
Are the high elevation trails clear enough to enjoy?
Not sure and it changes all the time, so best to call a local contact or a shop. I'm a sea-level dweller in SF.
