Schuber2_S

I have access to some JFBB mid-week free tix in the wintertime as well as some anytime tix. I'll post up when I get them for you guys that may be interested. Limited quantities but I'll do what I can to spread em out.

Howlingsonnets

Hahah i have 3 days to debate if im getting a value pass for camelback...i hate decisions!

Howlingsonnets

Thatd be sweet....! Thanks!!!!!

Deimus85

DOOOOOOO IT!

DON'T DO IT!

Howlingsonnets

Yea leaning and looking that way...sweet deal but not for that mountain

Deimus85

There is a reason we call it "Cameltoe." :P

-Michael

tonyisnowhere

Hey everyone sorry to bring this post back alive but I got a question. I am going to JFBB for the first time I am thinking of going to Jack Frost only. I am not a park guy and just want to get some turns in. So the question is, Is this the right choice and What is the difference between Camelback and Jackfrost? Is there any long runs like Nile Mile? And how crowded will it be on Sunday? I usually ride on weekdays only.

Thanks all and LET IT SNOW!!!!!

Schuber2_S

IMO Jack Frost runs are a lot shorter for the most part, no Nile Mile's or anything of the like but your wait in lift lines will be MUCH shorter. I was a JF last Saturday on a holiday weekend and waited no longer than 5 minutes for a lift and that's pushing it. So you get many more runs in with less wait time. It's a trade off.

The JF park has a bit of everything for all skill levels, nothing too intimidating by any means.

brucew.

jack frost is better than camelback imo, especially on a weekend. you spend more time in line than on the slopes at camelback. the runs are short at JF but atleast you can get on the lift in a reasonable amount of time and the trails are no where near as crowded so you can just run laps.

when you arrive at JF your at the top of the mountain, all the runs to the right of the terrain park are blue or black and my favorite part about the mountain is that most of these trails have trees that you can ride in and cut through to other trails. its also cool how its setup...the riders left of the mountain is the toughest terrain (east mountain) and it gradually gets easier as you head towards the riders right so it keeps most of the beginners out of the way.

i'm planning to ride there on sunday as long as my pulled ab muscle is up to it. i couldnt even do a situp until yesterday so im still not 100% sure if im going to risk tearing it again, but id be down to shred a few runs if i make it

tonyisnowhere

Hey thanks for the info! I usually go to Camelback on weekdays (got a 199 weekday pass) So the lines are usually ok in the morning. But I do see it fill up like crazy on the weekends and after 2pm! So I guess it is good I am going to Jack Frost on a weekend.

Sorry to hear about the injury. I am planning a trip with a friend I haven't seen in a few years but let me know if you are going. We could meet up if you like even to just say whats up and get introduced to each other. I am still considered a new rider so I am not that great. I usually like riding blue runs and trying to progress to more advanced hills. My buddy is coming to give me some riding tips. But all advice is welcome!
Thanks again