Early season trip out west?

[manutdsaol]

Alright guys I need some advice. I have a chance to take a short 4-5 day trip out west over thanksgiving. I was wondering what places would have the most snow/best park or at least open at that time. The choices are pretty much as follows: The PNW, Salt Lake, Tahoe, or the Denver area. I know opening dates are impossible to predict, but which of these is the best choice? Thanks and +K to all.

 

[.RYAN66]

A-51 should be open by thanksgiving, along with breck opening with a three jump line on the 14 are your best bet for parks in CO.

park city will probably have a good early season set up also.

 

[roddy116]

denver would probably be your best shot.

 

[roddy116]

colorado that is

 

[Pmoore]

Summit county or PC. hands down. PC had a banger jump up opening day last year.

 

[deepfriedtwinkie]

its really a matter of getting lucky...but denver because if you dont get pow theres a lot of parks to make up for it.

 

[eheath]

Best park will be colorado, hands down. Gonna be hard to have solid "snow" to ski first week in Utah, we've had years where opening weekends were epic, but they're rare.

 

[manutdsaol]

Thanks guys and +K

 

[chuckmarty]

Keep an eye on Tahoe. It's been dumping hard there today.

 

[Otherside]

If you come to tahoe, you could give yourself the chance of skiing the baddest and best resort in the world, Boreal! There isnt usually a lot of great skiing in tahoe over thanksgiving usually though it was dumping pretty hard today.

 

[Lucas]

Dont come to the PNW

 

[shocker611]

aka 2 years ago. Had solid pow days for like the first 2 weeks

 

[eheath]

2 years ago was alright, but my freshman year (07-08 season) we had like a 2ft pow day alta opening day, it was insane.

 

[BirtDike]

Keystone. They open the 2nd so by thanksgiving they should be decent.

 

[fennjack]

Colorado