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Its up to the more experienced terrain park riders to educate the younger and first timers in the park about safety, smart style ideas and give them pointer and also point them to the smaller park if available. We all can now see what 1 big accident can cause. Its kind of one of those if we all...

I cnat say anything for the park, other than its got its own lift and area, but the area itself is steep for the midwest. I try to visit there in da winter if it wasnt 8 hrs awaaay

Heres the deal... the law suit out west was/is a big one. This has gotten every mgt and park builders attention. The problem is accidents happen in the park. happen on the bunny hill, happen falling across the parkinglot, etc. Its the different nature, and numbers of the accidents in the...

say that nubs, boyne, boyne highlands, and crystal arent going to have ANY jumps this year. discuss So Im 98% sure this is true. Ive heard all those guys taking that. 1/2 pipe and rails only. Riders will have to support the little guys that still cater to the jumpers. I know Schuss is...

Nothings going to change other than park builders are going to have to sign, gate, and patrol the parks entrance better, you'll see more presence of a 'park patrol', and the trend has, and will continue for the builders to build 'fun, ridable' terrain, instead of huge, 1% can ride sort of...

Why. Because running lifts, electricity, diesel, and labor cost outweigh the money coming in. The resorts already have the pass holders money, so for them to stay open longer has become less of importance. Sucks to be a snow lover.

yeah, pussy aint shit but hoes and tricks. People are a greedy bunch, todays youth are being raised by a bunch of pussys, who don't know what hard work is, what responsibility is, or respect is. You fall down, sucks to be you. Maybe you should'nt be in the park. The more signs you put up...

so... don't mess around, know whats in your bags, and don't carry a 'bag'. that sucks, oh well the Pacific Northwest awaits

Everyone... look back at the 70's. "hotdoging" was big, jumps and 'aerials' were the thing to do. Not as big by todays standards, but one ruling (Sunday vs. Stratton) basically forced ski areas to stop all activity like that. I have a inside at a ski area, and yes, this ruling could have a...

So, is security really that tough now? Are there still dogs and the national guard hanging around?

I would disagree. The park at Schuss is much better than it used to be. Lots of jibs, several rails, natural rails in the trees. No pipe though, 07-08 they say they will build one. They actually have 3 parks, two at schuss, 1 with big jumps, one with smaller jumps, and one park at he...