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Woodward at copper.
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I Went Woodward at copper for skiing and overall had a really good time.
They extended the ski time so you now have lunch on the mountain meaning you ski from 9-3 ish. Their setup is pretty easy stuff, but it’s so darn fun, and the vibe is unreal, I went session 2 and their jumps were actually nice, largest was around 35 feet.
The only thing I didn’t like was how I was kinda expecting most of the time we weren’t skiing to be at the barn but we did a lot of other activities, which were fun, but then when we did go to the barn, we ALL went to the barn and it was hella crowded, hard to learn any new tricks.
Aside from that, it’s sick. Compared to momentum or windells, obviously it isn’t as good, but it’s there, and much closer to me (as I am from MA). In terms of snow, as stated above it doesn’t really matter that much how much natural snow they get, the shear amount of snow they have for the jump line in the winter is enough to last a very long time.
Y’all should check my Woodward edit to get an idea of the amount of snow there was, and the kinda stuff they setup. Peace
They extended the ski time so you now have lunch on the mountain meaning you ski from 9-3 ish. Their setup is pretty easy stuff, but it’s so darn fun, and the vibe is unreal, I went session 2 and their jumps were actually nice, largest was around 35 feet.
The only thing I didn’t like was how I was kinda expecting most of the time we weren’t skiing to be at the barn but we did a lot of other activities, which were fun, but then when we did go to the barn, we ALL went to the barn and it was hella crowded, hard to learn any new tricks.
Aside from that, it’s sick. Compared to momentum or windells, obviously it isn’t as good, but it’s there, and much closer to me (as I am from MA). In terms of snow, as stated above it doesn’t really matter that much how much natural snow they get, the shear amount of snow they have for the jump line in the winter is enough to last a very long time.
Y’all should check my Woodward edit to get an idea of the amount of snow there was, and the kinda stuff they setup. Peace
13908472:Jaid said:
It’s two different locations. Their little jibber park was at the base area. Woodward park is farther up the mountain
The entire base area is going to be a mess starting day after they close. Replace/upgrading both their bread and butter lifts from the base village is a scary task.
