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I have been many places to ski. Heres the question..which is the best place in the USA to ski/Snowboard..etc. Which state do you think has the best ski towns?
I'm from Colorado, and would like to just state how great I think the Skiing/Snowboarding is there. Same with Utah. The only places I've been are Echo Mountain, Aspen, & Breckenridge. I've also been to Park City,Utah once. And finally, Pine Creek (Wyoming) & Silver Mountain (Idaho). I'm really big on skiing, and want to know some info on some other ski resorts.
Which one of these states...California, Colorado,Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, & Montana...do you think wins out?
Best Towns to shop-
Best Towns to Ski-
Best Towns To Vacation-
Best Location to Major cities-
Best Transit to the Ski Areas-
(My Thinking)
Best Towns to shop-Colorado Best Towns to Ski-Utah Best Towns To Vacation-Maybe Colorado Best Location to Major cities-California or Oregon Best Transit to the Ski Areas-Not Sure
Easy. Colorado! Period. End of debate! Most famous resorts (Aspen,Vail, Steamboat). Most Winter Olympians (Streamboat). Biggest Resorts (Vail, Breck). And also, we get by far more skier visits than any other state!
Easy. Colorado! Period. End of debate! Most famous resorts (Aspen,Vail, Steamboat). Most Winter Olympians (Streamboat). Biggest Resorts (Vail, Breck). And also, we get by far more skier visits than any other state!
Yep.
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Originally Posted by nakold23
No competition absolutely Colorado. I've skied in California and Utah as well and Colorado is totally the best
Yep.
I was in Breckenridge this last Feb for the bluebird day of 26 inches of pow...you just have that light, dry, fluffy, buttery powdery white stuff...mmm. It was unreal.
Colorado. Utah is also great but Colorado offers more things to do along with the skiing. In terms of just skiing alone it doesn't really make a difference to me, as long as the snow is as powdery as it usually is there and not slushy and dense.
I've always preferred Utah over Colorado, but both are awesome. Montana and California are good too. If we included Canada, I'd pick British Columbia over them all.
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