Is there anything at perfect north worth hiking this week?

[MHW]

i'm in cinci and i was wondering if there are still some rails out there or anything to hike during this warmspell, hit me up.

max

 

[R.Fahey]

well, i don't think you'd be allowed to hike them until thursday.... being as they're closed until thursday, which means no people skiing. But thursday the lift should be on, and you won't need to hike anything.

 

[MHW]

you can't hike there at all if the lift is off?

 

[MarkieR]

dude, no ski resort would ever let you hike if it is closed. that's a big liability.

 

[Reed.]

^ marquette mountain lets you hike, bitchez

rail jam here saturday 250 first place skier, 500 for boarder

 

[R.Fahey]

^ Boarders getting more than skiers in rail jams = aids. And Marquette is different.

 

[MHW]

well im from marquette so thats what i'm used too.

 

[jman]

snowtrailsmark lots of resort let you hike when there closed, just not in fucking ohio, alta, snowbird, any real mountain pretty much...

 

[ohiosucks]

^haha that is mean but ya ohio has some gay roules like no back flips and inverted stuff

 

[B-DOG45]

in ohio we do what we wanna do

 

[wuestinator]

in utah you can hike where-ever. thats a lame ohio rule.

 

[tfeiss]

actually ive heard its because alta snowbird and most mtns are national forest or something so its just like hiking or bike riding at a public park... here in ohio and indiana they are private property... supposedly you can hike alta for free every day but your just paying to ride the lift....

 

[R.Fahey]

I think its a good rule in Indiana. because if you didn't have to pay for a lift ticket, and could hike, then i'm sure 1/2 the park rats wouldn't have a pass, because our park is easy to hike. And since in the midwest the snow is made, not natural, a lift ticket is definately necessary considering it costs money for the snow, rather than being graced by God.

 

[wuestinator]

bingo