Big Sky Spring Skiing

[Jaskittin]

I don't know about anyone else, but as the temperatures rise and the snow levels fall, I will be up at big sky, riding the soft park. Every spring, the park at big sky is rocking, pretty much the only time every year that it is acctually soft and has a lot of features at the same time. Hope to see you guys up there.

 

[Montana-boy]

I'll be there. Just not this weekend. I'll be in Missoula hittin up sum bC booters.

 

[montanan]

^

 

[Aenigma]

I'll be there after Bridger closes, after that it's backcountry for me until the end of july.

 

[NWFlow]

That was one of the few times I was at Big Sky last year, and it was really fun.

 

[evtic]

I agree that Big Sky only seems to get the flow right at about this time of year, too bad Bridger's park is the shittiest this side of the The Mississippi.

 

[jyber11]

the park today was epic. nice soft landings and the speed was perfect all day.

 

[Montana-boy]

Yeah, Saturday was sick. one of the best days of the year.

 

[Aenigma]

I heard saturday was awesome up at Big Sky, I decided not to go. Bridger was still pretty fun though, the snow was really, really soft. Somebody built a pretty fun step-up out of hully gully near the top, and the whale is finally set up right.

 

[tjski]

how are the conditions snow wise at Big Sky right now? im goin up this weekend and im wondering if i should bring my rock skis or not???

 

[rossta.]

word.

its wierd how everyone knows it as the 'whale', even without looking it up or being told about it

 

[Aenigma]

You probably won't need your rock skis. Right now they're sitting on about 120-130" on the upper mountain, with a chance of another 3 feet falling by thursday afternoon. If there is ever a time that you don't need rock skis at Big Sky, the time is now.

 

[Jaskittin]

No they're not. It's more like 90 inches. Close enough though. Lots of snow either way.

 

[evtic]

Lone peak has claimed so much gear, after skiing this "record" year and still exploding a pair of Nordi Beasts by side to rock contact on Lone tree lift.