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Originally Posted by Lift-ie-steeze
Well I'm definitely close to an expert rider if not there. I mean, I live in MN so it's not like we have much spectacular to ride here, but I've been snowboarding for the better part of a decade and I skied before that; so I know what I'm doing. I hiked up to 14,000 feet in one of Keystones back bowls last year, that's been my most intense snowboarding experience. So I think I'm well equipped for whatever Jackson Hole has to offer! Everything I hear about it is amazing 
*edit: Thought I'd mention that my avatar is at 14,000 in Keystone |
1. Keystone tops at at 12,408. All 14'ers in Colorado are on public lands except for one that is privately owned. No ski area has a Colorado 14'er within it's boundaries.
2. Keystone's terrain is in no way the same as what Jackson offers.
This is inbounds at Jackson. The fall and you die comment was not a joke.
^^^That is a beginner hard man's run.
Comparing Keystone to Jackson is not a comparison is all. Not even in the same ballpark...
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