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Ouch you guys are harshing on the park a little hard. The park right now, is the best that Steamboat has had since it was over in Sunshine, under the slowest lift on earth. I know that I am not throwing down of the show time booters but for me on my teles I manage to have a good time. Thats...

The park is great right now. I just got health insurance so I am letting my self go back in and it is really fun. That step up is addicting, best thing to happen to the park since the super pipe. Switch tele landings are fun to.

I Worked for the mountain once... It sucked, I want a sled.

Check out the 22 page thread featuring Steamboat.

Hasen really stoped snowing in steamboat for the last week or so

Not snowing right now. More is in the forecast though and so far they have been right

Ha HAaaaaaa it is dumping again. 1 1/29/05 9:30pm It is going to be a huge winter. I going to get a job and buy a sled!

I'd say dont bother, but a day pass is $15 tommrow. So that could make it worth it.

I just found this site that is an educational resource from Canada. Check it: http://access.jibc.bc.ca/avalancheFirstResponse/index.htm

You have probably read the story of Sammy and the heart wrenching rescue attempt on Berthoud Pass earlier this month. Hopefully you were moved, and hopefully you are now motivated to educate yourself. I have found this great resource from the Canadian government and some corporate sponsors...

So I posted this in the Colorado Forum and was plesently suprised to see it up here. A few important facts to know. The origonal thread was on Telemark Tips. Here is the address: http://www.telemarktalk.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=13425 I did not write this, no was I there. The origonal...

All this breaks down to the fact that if you are going out you are only as good as you weakest link. So learn your shit, and get the right gear. Then lets go skiing

Thanks, If you go out in to the Back Country you are going to run in to Avi conditions. The only way to go out is with the knowledge and skills to get out on your own.

There is a thread about this over on Telemark Tips. I guess a friend of one of the members over there was at the scene. Pretty sad story. Always cary a becon. Here is the address and the origonal post. http://www.telemarktalk.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=13425 Got this throuh an email list...

I enjoy the little conservations. If you dont like it, dont read the thread. After all this is a message board. On a note on the mountain, I was MTN biking up by rocky peak and I could see the remains of the Pipe from way up there it was pretty cool. Two bands of snow surrounded by grass

There were many articles on this in the Steamboat Pilot and today. http://steamboatpilot.com/ You could check out the archives there. I do know that all charges were dropped and the program was stopped. Also it is a Gondola not a tram. Good luck with your article

Not many Apartments, but you might have good luck finding a room in a house or a condo. Check out the paper. http://steamboatpilot.com/ You could also come to town over the summer and camp or some thing like that so that you can make some connections that may pan out to a place to live. Good...

I graduated from CMC - Alpine(steamboat) and it was great. I was able to ski over 100 days a year and still get a good education. If you are intrested in going to school and still being able to ski every day it is a great option.

The Colorado BC is insanely dangerous right now. I was out on saturday hiking up a pitch on farwell mountain(northwest colorado near steamboat), the snow crushed under my weight and the entire snow field rumbled like thunder. If it had been slightly steeper it would of been a mega slide. It...

^ Ya Steamboat has nothing on Tahoe. Unless its a powder day. Chapmange is so much more fun than sierra cement. Other than that both have there merits and can be a lot of fun to ski.