Hood is a mid volcano

cyphers

Active member
Got tired of hearing you posers talking about Hood all the time so I've come up with the following (definitive) volcano rankings.

1. Mt Rainier - By far the girthiest and tallest volcano. Could put everyone in Tacoma out of their misery but chooses not to out of pure spite. 1 low elevation road and no lifts keeps the kooks out in the winter. Has a nationally marketed beer named after it. The pinnacle of volcanic performance.

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2. Mt Shasta - Very intriguing asymmetrical appearance. It's visage is so heavenly that it is home to several space/lizard person cults. I trust their judgement. Shasta Ski Bowl is pretty small but only because anything higher elevation gets avalanched off the map. Most importantly it has a town called Weed nearby, ha ha funny!

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3. Mt Hood - Has lots of skiing but this aspect is entirely cancelled out by the fact that it has become a Mecca for stinky, thieving wooks. Not as visually appealing as other volcanoes which is why every jump shot has Mt Jefferson telephoto'd into the background instead. I have to drive through Portland to get there, yuck.

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4. Mt Baker - Ski area is sick but the volcano itself is just ok. This is actually a picture of Mt Shuksan, but nobody seems to be able to tell the difference anyway. I bet you didn't either.

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5. Mt Bachelor - Flat. No really, like flatter than Vail. Would be redeemed by its many gorgeous wind lips if they didn't all have uphill landings. Honestly amazed that pros escape this place with any knee cartilage left. Park lift is broken more often than the McDonald's ice cream machine.

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Feel free to argue with me in the replies, I've cleared my calendar so I can demolish you.
 
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Mt. Ruapehu

Excellent skifield terrain, if you catch it on one of the 0.7 days of good weather it gets per year. But what it lacks in weather, it makes up for in volcanic activity. In 1953 a lahar from it’s crater took out a bridge causing a train to crash, killing 151 people. Another lahar in 1995 almost took out one of the ski lifts on the mountain. The volcano is currently limbering up for its next eruption, with the crater lake temperature steadily rising.
 
Baker should be at least #2, and here's why:

1. it hard carries PNW touring hardo culture with its many acres of lift-accessed backcountry

2. attracts other bearded white washingtonians to fund the multitudes of bellingham piss-flavored IPA 'microbreweries'

3. where else are rich WWU kids gonna flex the lifted Tacoma / 4runner their dad bought them?

4. wake n bakery
 
Mt. St. Helens - In 1980 this mountain blew harder than your mom blew me last night. The only mountain on this list that's officially "recognized as having an exceptional degree of holiness, likeness or closeness to God" aka a Saint by the Pope himself. Also the only mountain with two periods in its name. The Lava Dome kicker in the crater makes Chad's Gap look like baby shit.

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14431826:brownetown said:
Baker should be at least #2, and here's why:

1. it hard carries PNW touring hardo culture with its many acres of lift-accessed backcountry

2. attracts other bearded white washingtonians to fund the multitudes of bellingham piss-flavored IPA 'microbreweries'

3. where else are rich WWU kids gonna flex the lifted Tacoma / 4runner their dad bought them?

4. wake n bakery

was drinking a coors light in bellingham a couple weeks ago. some hipster jumped out of a tree and beat me senseless with a 2x4 before explaining that my beverage “contributed to the establishment” and was “not palatable.” my ranking stands
 
14431841:BrandoComando said:
Mt. St. Helens - In 1980 this mountain blew harder than your mom blew me last night. The only mountain on this list that's officially "recognized as having an exceptional degree of holiness, likeness or closeness to God" aka a Saint by the Pope himself. Also the only mountain with two periods in its name. The Lava Dome kicker in the crater makes Chad's Gap look like baby shit.

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facts. hood could never
 
1. Hood was over 1,000 feet taller, 12 degrees steeper, and had the worlds only Wook Killer Slab avalanche problem back in the early '00s. But that all changed when the geothermal corking Crow population started to make their circles.

2. I made a movie about how gay mount hood is you all should watch it premiere is tomorrow

[video]1038667[/video]
 
topic:cyphers said:
5. Mt Bachelor - Flat. No really, like flatter than Vail. Would be redeemed by its many gorgeous wind lips if they didn't all have uphill landings. Honestly amazed that pros escape this place with any knee cartilage left. Park lift is broken more often than the McDonald's ice cream machine.

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Never knew how truly flat flatechelor was until last weekend. Riding the backside and I was SURE the next roller would cliff us out. It's definitely not Hood lol
 
14431974:apc.fr said:
Never knew how truly flat flatechelor was until last weekend. Riding the backside and I was SURE the next roller would cliff us out. It's definitely not Hood lol

T-line way fucking flatter than bachelor ?
 
14431974:apc.fr said:
Never knew how truly flat flatechelor was until last weekend. Riding the backside and I was SURE the next roller would cliff us out. It's definitely not Hood lol

that's actually one of the things I like about bachelor, you can ride anywhere without worrying about getting cliffed out. There's no real big ridges or gullies that block you either, and all the trees are widely spaced so you really can just pick any direction without needing to know where you're going and it'll work out
 
14432036:abar. said:
that's actually one of the things I like about bachelor, you can ride anywhere without worrying about getting cliffed out. There's no real big ridges or gullies that block you either, and all the trees are widely spaced so you really can just pick any direction without needing to know where you're going and it'll work out

literally the opposite of Baker. Upside down mountain
 
14431841:BrandoComando said:
Mt. St. Helens - In 1980 this mountain blew harder than your mom blew me last night. The only mountain on this list that's officially "recognized as having an exceptional degree of holiness, likeness or closeness to God" aka a Saint by the Pope himself. Also the only mountain with two periods in its name. The Lava Dome kicker in the crater makes Chad's Gap look like baby shit.

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Looks like a gaping asshole taking a fart

[tag=273412]@MiIfHunter[/tag]
 
topic:cyphers said:
5. Mt Bachelor - Flat. No really, like flatter than Vail. Would be redeemed by its many gorgeous wind lips if they didn't all have uphill landings. Honestly amazed that pros escape this place with any knee cartilage left. Park lift is broken more often than the McDonald's ice cream machine.

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Feel free to argue with me in the replies, I've cleared my calendar so I can demolish you.

Oh shit [tag=189437]@DominatorJacques[/tag] u gonna take this blasphemy lol
 
14432054:HypeBeast said:
Oh shit [tag=189437]@DominatorJacques[/tag] u gonna take this blasphemy lol

Ha ha! It's a great review! I hope Powder gets Skyliner fixed for next season, as they are claiming!

Don't go to Bachelor, it's flat!

But to be honest, there are places where the trees are so tight, you can't get through. Like thickets.
 
14432036:abar. said:
that's actually one of the things I like about bachelor, you can ride anywhere without worrying about getting cliffed out. There's no real big ridges or gullies that block you either, and all the trees are widely spaced so you really can just pick any direction without needing to know where you're going and it'll work out

It is very cool once you know. Coming from someone who pretty much only skis meadows/CB/Telluride and didn't spend time getting any beta, my first time on the back had me gripped, especially with all the signage.

Still was hoping to find some nice drops though.
 
The tallest one in AZ is actually Humphrey’s Peak which is to the left and Agassiz is to the right. Common misconception. Or as the Hopi call it, “the place with snow on the very top” which is sick lol

14431807:WoFlowz said:
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Agassiz Peak Arizona. Old ass volcano, with a ski area. Heard the parks are alright
 
Shasta is pretty lit. Area around it is super cool, although the demographics consist of almost entirely hippies.

Toured there once. Had all the right gear, no idea what I was doing. Had never toured in snow that deep before. It get's dumped on
 
topic:cyphers said:
5. Mt Bachelor - Flat. No really, like flatter than Vail. Would be redeemed by its many gorgeous wind lips if they didn't all have uphill landings. Honestly amazed that pros escape this place with any knee cartilage left. Park lift is broken more often than the McDonald's ice cream machine.

No Skyliner is pain
 
Gotta laugh at the thought of Mt Rainer looking at Tacoma and being like… yeah this is shitty enough not worth the hassle
 
14431826:brownetown said:
Baker should be at least #2, and here's why:

1. it hard carries PNW touring hardo culture with its many acres of lift-accessed backcountry

2. attracts other bearded white washingtonians to fund the multitudes of bellingham piss-flavored IPA 'microbreweries'

3. where else are rich WWU kids gonna flex the lifted Tacoma / 4runner their dad bought them?

4. wake n bakery

Yeah but baker is wetter and heavier than a hippopotamus
 
topic:cyphers said:
Got tired of hearing you posers talking about Hood all the time so I've come up with the following (definitive) volcano rankings.

1. Mt Rainier - By far the girthiest and tallest volcano. Could put everyone in Tacoma out of their misery but chooses not to out of pure spite. 1 low elevation road and no lifts keeps the kooks out in the winter. Has a nationally marketed beer named after it. The pinnacle of volcanic performance.

16462864490_b3a4f46d00_b.jpg


2. Mt Shasta - Very intriguing asymmetrical appearance. It's visage is so heavenly that it is home to several space/lizard person cults. I trust their judgement. Shasta Ski Bowl is pretty small but only because anything higher elevation gets avalanched off the map. Most importantly it has a town called Weed nearby, ha ha funny!

mount_shasta_mysteries__6000x4000___v1222x580.jpg


3. Mt Hood - Has lots of skiing but this aspect is entirely cancelled out by the fact that it has become a Mecca for stinky, thieving wooks. Not as visually appealing as other volcanoes which is why every jump shot has Mt Jefferson telephoto'd into the background instead. I have to drive through Portland to get there, yuck.

trilliumlakewinter-Social-Media-Sharing-1200x630.png


4. Mt Baker - Ski area is sick but the volcano itself is just ok. This is actually a picture of Mt Shuksan, but nobody seems to be able to tell the difference anyway. I bet you didn't either.

Home-5.jpg


5. Mt Bachelor - Flat. No really, like flatter than Vail. Would be redeemed by its many gorgeous wind lips if they didn't all have uphill landings. Honestly amazed that pros escape this place with any knee cartilage left. Park lift is broken more often than the McDonald's ice cream machine.

Website_Hero_2560x1250_MountainAtSunrise.jpg


Feel free to argue with me in the replies, I've cleared my calendar so I can demolish you.

SHUTUP
 
you probably smell like a unclean dildo freshly out of a bums ass

topic:cyphers said:
Got tired of hearing you posers talking about Hood all the time so I've come up with the following (definitive) volcano rankings.

1. Mt Rainier - By far the girthiest and tallest volcano. Could put everyone in Tacoma out of their misery but chooses not to out of pure spite. 1 low elevation road and no lifts keeps the kooks out in the winter. Has a nationally marketed beer named after it. The pinnacle of volcanic performance.

16462864490_b3a4f46d00_b.jpg


2. Mt Shasta - Very intriguing asymmetrical appearance. It's visage is so heavenly that it is home to several space/lizard person cults. I trust their judgement. Shasta Ski Bowl is pretty small but only because anything higher elevation gets avalanched off the map. Most importantly it has a town called Weed nearby, ha ha funny!

mount_shasta_mysteries__6000x4000___v1222x580.jpg


3. Mt Hood - Has lots of skiing but this aspect is entirely cancelled out by the fact that it has become a Mecca for stinky, thieving wooks. Not as visually appealing as other volcanoes which is why every jump shot has Mt Jefferson telephoto'd into the background instead. I have to drive through Portland to get there, yuck.

trilliumlakewinter-Social-Media-Sharing-1200x630.png


4. Mt Baker - Ski area is sick but the volcano itself is just ok. This is actually a picture of Mt Shuksan, but nobody seems to be able to tell the difference anyway. I bet you didn't either.

Home-5.jpg


5. Mt Bachelor - Flat. No really, like flatter than Vail. Would be redeemed by its many gorgeous wind lips if they didn't all have uphill landings. Honestly amazed that pros escape this place with any knee cartilage left. Park lift is broken more often than the McDonald's ice cream machine.

Website_Hero_2560x1250_MountainAtSunrise.jpg


Feel free to argue with me in the replies, I've cleared my calendar so I can demolish you.
 
wheres mt ruapehu

topic:cyphers said:
Got tired of hearing you posers talking about Hood all the time so I've come up with the following (definitive) volcano rankings.

1. Mt Rainier - By far the girthiest and tallest volcano. Could put everyone in Tacoma out of their misery but chooses not to out of pure spite. 1 low elevation road and no lifts keeps the kooks out in the winter. Has a nationally marketed beer named after it. The pinnacle of volcanic performance.

16462864490_b3a4f46d00_b.jpg


2. Mt Shasta - Very intriguing asymmetrical appearance. It's visage is so heavenly that it is home to several space/lizard person cults. I trust their judgement. Shasta Ski Bowl is pretty small but only because anything higher elevation gets avalanched off the map. Most importantly it has a town called Weed nearby, ha ha funny!

mount_shasta_mysteries__6000x4000___v1222x580.jpg


3. Mt Hood - Has lots of skiing but this aspect is entirely cancelled out by the fact that it has become a Mecca for stinky, thieving wooks. Not as visually appealing as other volcanoes which is why every jump shot has Mt Jefferson telephoto'd into the background instead. I have to drive through Portland to get there, yuck.

trilliumlakewinter-Social-Media-Sharing-1200x630.png


4. Mt Baker - Ski area is sick but the volcano itself is just ok. This is actually a picture of Mt Shuksan, but nobody seems to be able to tell the difference anyway. I bet you didn't either.

Home-5.jpg


5. Mt Bachelor - Flat. No really, like flatter than Vail. Would be redeemed by its many gorgeous wind lips if they didn't all have uphill landings. Honestly amazed that pros escape this place with any knee cartilage left. Park lift is broken more often than the McDonald's ice cream machine.

Website_Hero_2560x1250_MountainAtSunrise.jpg


Feel free to argue with me in the replies, I've cleared my calendar so I can demolish you.
 
#6: Camp Fortune

1041540.jpegLol this shit ain’t even a volcano, plus it sucks ass. Measly elevation of about 150 feet on a good day. Just wanted to raise awareness about my shit home mountain
 
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