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Old 10-12-2006, 03:11 PM
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How is the skiing in the mountains of North Carolina? Where do people usually go to ski in the area? We're a family of avid skiers, just curious. Thanks.
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The skiing in NC is the best in the south (unless you include WVA); but unfortunetly that's not saying much. The snowpack outside ot Sugar Mountain and Mt. Mitchell isn't really ski-worthy.
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The skiing in NC is the best in the south (unless you include WVA); but unfortunetly that's not saying much. The snowpack outside ot Sugar Mountain and Mt. Mitchell isn't really ski-worthy.
I second that coming from Mt. Bachelor and Mt. Hood!!!!! My husband said what mountains? I had to tell them they arent all as big as we were used to.
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How is the skiing in the mountains of North Carolina? Where do people usually go to ski in the area? We're a family of avid skiers, just curious. Thanks.
http://www.city-data.com/forum/charl...st-skiing.html
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Boone is good. A lot of people here in the Charlotte area drive to WV (2 hours). It's better there.
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Boone is good. A lot of people here in the Charlotte area drive to WV (2 hours). It's better there.
Whats WV? not west virginia right? thats more like 5 or six hours depending where you are at.
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Whats WV? not west virginia right? thats more like 5 or six hours depending where you are at.
I've driven from Charlotte to Bluefield, WV in 3 hours, but not for skiing. I don't know where their best ski resorts are.
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We went to North WV to visit friends from Raleigh it took us 5 hours, I have no idea where skiing is in WV either.
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Yes, it's West Virginia. We take I-77 north from Charlotte & you're at Winterplace Ski Resort in 2 hours flat. Check out a map. It's closer than you think!
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I just mapquest it and it said it is 249 miles from Raleigh which I cant do in two hours , is that the right place? I must have the wrong place. What town is it in, when we visit our friends I want to be able to go there if they have good skiing, we are not in Raleigh anymore, but visit our friends once a year.
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