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I ride at Hyland. I'm there Thursdays and Sundays. I teach a girls freestyle snowboard/ski class. Lots of people are intimidated by the park. And that rope-tow is crazy with a hundred little kids falling on your skis and yelling. If you want more girls, show them how to ride park and just be...

I like to free-ride at Afton. But everytime I was there, their park had huge ruts. And their big park is kinda claustraphobic crammed next to that chain-link fence on the tubing run. But you can tell they are trying to make it better.

Right you are. I forgot to paste this link with my first post. Sorry bout that. I got emailed this link and description last week. http://www.zoomerang.com/survey.zgi?p=WEB225FBNXGE6W

right you are. A while ago, didn't they said it'd be a bunnyhill, one intermediate run and a small park. Probably with little stuff for beginners. But it looks like they've killed the indoor ski hill for whatever reason.

Here's some indoor ski resorts: http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/53F8D9E9-E3EA-4BFC-BDE1-7F867DFFD92C.htm http://www.indoorsnow.com/english/worldindoor-new-e.htm http://www.abc-of-skiing.com/indoor-skiing/snow-domes.asp...

Indoor park would be fun, I guess...but you'd still have to land on icy jumps. So you still can't progress as fast. And no one would use it in the winter. We're not in Japan. I'd rather just go to Mt. Hood for summer riding -- and judging by the price to build an indoor park, a trip to Hood...

There's an opportunity to build a snowboard/newschool ski summer training facility in Minneapolis, MN -- but the city needs to know there is demand. Water ramps let you practice real freestyle tricks off real jumps with real skis/snowboards on, but instead of an icy landing, you'll land in...