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trueshreds

trueshreds

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Any one ever gone to the Southern Hemisphere for skiing in the summer like NZ, AUS or South America. I was thinking in the summer it would be sick to go to like NZ and ski for a bit then you could ski all year long. Or you could just live on Oregon for 10 month skiing at timberline.
 
If you have a touring setup, a car and a drive to ski you can really ski most months out of the year if you live in the mountains.

topic:trueshreds said:
Any one ever gone to the Southern Hemisphere for skiing in the summer like NZ, AUS or South America. I was thinking in the summer it would be sick to go to like NZ and ski for a bit then you could ski all year long. Or you could just live on Oregon for 10 month skiing at timberline.
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14425991:Schoess said:
If you have a touring setup, a car and a drive to ski you can really ski most months out of the year if you live in the mountains.
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Yeah this summer I’m getting a new setup and I’m gonna get some cast touring pivots and some boots and skins and avy gear and take a class beacuse I have some friends who do a lot of backcountry skiing
 
Yeah I been thinking about this lately. One of these years I'll go down there for a couple weeks during the summer lol
 
14426006:ReturnToMonkey said:
Wait a sec how would it be to live there?
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for a ski season, great. long term? Argentina has some issues and I'm pretty sure you would not like to get paid in ARG pesos $1=97 pesos, inflation is crazy down there
 
topic:trueshreds said:
Or you could just live on Oregon for 10 month skiing at timberline.
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Everybody gangster until skiing at Mt Hood for 10 months costs $1750 not including gas
 
14426065:Logi said:
Everybody gangster until skiing at Mt Hood for 10 months costs $1750 not including gas
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Fax but its not much more the best mountain near me so I think it’s worth it for 10 months
 
I remember reading about some guy who is ski patrol in I think Chile all summer then somewhere in the US rockies all winter. legend says he hasn't seen summer in more than 20 years...
 
Yeah. I was living in Colorado and moved to Queenstown, New Zealand. After the season, I moved to Australia. Spent their summer there (our winter) and then did another season in Australia. After that, I moved to Finland so I’ve done back to back winters both ways.

If you’re under 30, a working holiday visa is free to NZ. I think they are reimbursing for fees for a WHV in Australia now too.

**This post was edited on Apr 13th 2022 at 7:42:31pm
 
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