Does anyone ever ski powder at park city?

[MiniMeDanny]

i bought a pass this year but am not looking to ride the park cause im getting kinda old. anyone know of some good stashes at pcmr to cruise when it happens to snow

 

[Skewb]

Mcconkeys is always a solid lift to take. Also the crescent lift is decent if it's a good snow year. (Takes a while to get enough snow over the growth)

 

[Barefootin_Fiend]

just out of curiosity, why would you buy a pass to park city if you aren't looking to ski park?

 

[Troy.]

Nope never. There isn't anything of value above the PayDay lift unless you like skiing gates a lot

 

[jimmydar]

nah man thats what snowbird is for

 

[mski]

Bonanza has some fun short tree lines and a decent sized cliff right under the lift. Super fun. And Jupiter bowl gets some good snow.

 

[mehregan15]

DV would have been a better bet if you wanted to ski in PC. Canyons even.

 

[Troy.]

Deer Valley honestly is my favorite mountain in PC on a pow day. Best terrain. Daly Chutes are hard to beat (in PC)

 

[CottonPuff]

skied PC for the first time this past January and it reminds me of my home Mt Hood. Quick little steeps to a long road of flat back to the lift. Perfect for average skeirs who come in for vacation and spend big $$$ or park rats.

 

[_steffen_]

If you want to ski park as well as powder it all its dumb to get anything other than a brighton pass

 

[mehregan15]

definitely. lady morgan lift is sick too, some nice new cliffs.

 

[mikem]

For real brighton has sick pow offa Milly and a park to mess around in

 

[Erikgorn]

Jupiter is the place to go. McCkonkeys gets skied out pretty quick.

 

[appa]

dip out pretty much anywhere farther along the jupiter access track to score some sweet tree pow. mcconckey trees are a favorite of mine as are the motherlode trees. there's also the thaynes trees. i like tree skiing. Portuguese gap. if you get up somewhat early, you can find stashes all over the place just explore for a few days.