Best "non seven springs" east coast parks

[jamessmoak_photo]

With Snowshoe opening a fan-favorite park in Timberjack this weekend, what are some of the best east coast parks that aren't at Seven Springs?

 

[itsthezzzzman]

Carinthia , loon , killington

 

[mc_mel23]

Le relais and Stoneham in Quebec!

 

[weastcoat]

Not gonna lie springs hasn’t been that fun last couple weeks. Setup at snowshoe looks sick

 

[theabortionator]

Big Boulder seems to always be stacked. Sugarbush has cool setups. I like Loon but I'm still made about the wallride and wondering why it died. Mt snow has one of the most fun wood parks if you're into some trees.

 

[TNORTS]

BUSH PARKS

 

[VragBikernes]

killington and carinthia

 

[Narcopus]

Not gonna lie springs hasn’t been that fun last couple weeks. Setup at snowshoe looks sick

Is there a place I can see it or is it just your personal experience? If this is true I might head up there next weekend

 

[weastcoat]

Is there a place I can see it or is it just your personal experience? If this is true I might head up there next weekend

Idk if you can see it now but they posted stuff on their Instagram story (mountaineerparks). Never been to snowshoe but I’d like to go. And springs is fun again they changed some stuff but it’s gonna be cold as hell next couple weeks

 

[yungcurv]

bush and carinthia

 

[green-man]

big boulder is super underrated, parks are really nice and if you get your lift ticket a week or two in advance its only 20-25$

 

[BagOTricks]

Mt St. Louis gets no love ever..... Those parks are fun as hell. Big too. High speed quad on one, short lift ride on the other. Clean, fun setups. Honestly my favorite park on the East.

 

[willyg0808]

Sunday River had a pretty impressive setup this weekend. Full sized jump line and a lot of tubes and rails.