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#31 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Jan 2010
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Getting a season pass to where, Hidden Valley? If so don't do it now, actually if you wait until the beginning of February to buy one they are $300 and good for the rest of this season into the next year. Right now they are like $400.
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I know I used to go out west 1 to 3 times a year, and then I got married and had kids and that pretty much came to end. Since I got married we take a lot of trips up north in the Wisconsin area but still not anything close to out west, just much bigger versions of our local spot. But this year I already booked my flight, condo, and rental car to Keystone in January. I can't wait it's been about 7 years since I've been to Colorado!!
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Location: western KY
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yeah i went to vail in january. its about 10 our our hills stacked on top of each other and about 1000 of em wide. you're right its a whole different ballgame but like the others say, our hills beat nit riding at all. maybe it makes us appreciate and have more fun when we do get out west. i had the time of my life and we're planning another trip out there in march.
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I've got a full pass and my goal is to be there 3 times a week and hopefully have the money for a trip out west in late March. I can't wait to stand on top of a mountain and look out over endless snow. |
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For the midwest guys. I have been to paoli a few times last year. This year i got me a pass. Next year my wife and i are going west.
My question is Which is better paoli or PN? I live about 1.5 from paoli and about 2-2.5 from PN. Should i check out PN or just stay going to paoli?
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also If i were to take a small trip were should i go.
I want somewere that is like out west. I looked up snowshoe not bad. Is their anything closer to the indiana.
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indiana is a hike even to the east coast. snowshoe will be your best bet probably, you might be able to make it to Seven Springs in PA depending on where you're at in Indiana though that might be quite a drive, too. Of course there is always Michigan but our resorts aren't anything special, either. 300-500 vertical feet for the most part, all about 3.5 hours from the MI/IN border.
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