life at a resort

[atr3yu]

Originally Posted by grafta

Vancouver, BC has three local hills within 35min of downtown. You can live closer than that and still be in the city too.

You've also got Whistler, Baker, Hemlock within 2hrs... then you've got the nearest interior mountains within 5hrs... then the powder highway beyond that.

People say Van is expensive, but I say that it's relative to any larger city. Just like anywhere, you've gotta be a little smart about your money.

Hope that helps

Have to say that if I didn't live where I do, I would be in Vancouver for sure.

[blockay]

im looking at the baldface lodge website and i dont see lift tickets how much is a season pass

[grafta]

Originally Posted by blockay

im looking at the baldface lodge website and i dont see lift tickets how much is a season pass

Dude, that's fairly off topic. You may get an answer, but probably have better luck contacting them directly or start a new thread?

[atr3yu]

Originally Posted by blockay

im looking at the baldface lodge website and i dont see lift tickets how much is a season pass

Baldface – Rates & Availability

[WasatchMan]

I was in this position back in 2009, I chose salt lake city and bailed from california. 40 mins away from downtown you have 7 resorts 4 of those resorts get 500" of snow each season - so plenty of pow days. the other 3 get 350" and have killer parks. one hour away you have 2 more which also get 400-500" of snow. 14 resorts total, killer backcountry with easy access. 4 hours from jackson. seemed like a no brainer to me.

i wasn't ready to go all out and seclude myself in interior bc somewhere, but if i could i would.

[blockay]

Originally Posted by grafta

Dude, that's fairly off topic. You may get an answer, but probably have better luck contacting them directly or start a new thread?

Dude, not really seeing as we're talking about baldface?

Originally Posted by atr3yu

Baldface – Rates & Availability

oh wow, i saw that lol..well thats not going to happen for a while lol

Originally Posted by WasatchMan

I was in this position back in 2009, I chose salt lake city and bailed from california. 40 mins away from downtown you have 7 resorts 4 of those resorts get 500" of snow each season - so plenty of pow days. the other 3 get 350" and have killer parks. one hour away you have 2 more which also get 400-500" of snow. 14 resorts total, killer backcountry with easy access. 4 hours from jackson. seemed like a no brainer to me.

i wasn't ready to go all out and seclude myself in interior bc somewhere, but if i could i would.

yeah thats probably what i'm going to do

[davidj]

Originally Posted by WasatchMan

I was in this position back in 2009, I chose salt lake city and bailed from california. 40 mins away from downtown you have 7 resorts 4 of those resorts get 500" of snow each season - so plenty of pow days. the other 3 get 350" and have killer parks. one hour away you have 2 more which also get 400-500" of snow. 14 resorts total, killer backcountry with easy access. 4 hours from jackson. seemed like a no brainer to me.

i wasn't ready to go all out and seclude myself in interior bc somewhere, but if i could i would.

IMO, in the US, SLC is the only one that meets your criteria... and then some.

[blockay]

Originally Posted by davidj

IMO, in the US, SLC is the only one that meets your criteria... and then some.

what do u mean and then some?

[blunted_nose]

Originally Posted by blockay

what do u mean and then some?

There is alot of ski resorts filled with snow... close to SLC..... ukno?

My plan is to buy some wood. Build myself a cabin in interior BC, next to powder highway. Then sell my body for money and snowboard.....

[atr3yu]

Originally Posted by blunted_nose

There is alot of ski resorts filled with snow... close to SLC..... ukno?

My plan is to buy some wood. Build myself a cabin in interior BC, next to powder highway. Then sell my body for money and snowboard.....

I live on the powder highway and I didn't have to build a cabin or sell blood.