North East Rope Tow

[melkon]

I just found out hidden valley, nj has a rope tow park. Has anyone been? Is it good? I'm sure its not midwest level but hey if i can get 100 hits in a day im good

 

[weastcoat]

You mean hidden valley PA? I don’t think there’s an existent hidden valley resort in NJ anymore.

 

[melkon]

You mean hidden valley PA? I don’t think there’s an existent hidden valley resort in NJ anymore.

Ah yes, I’m an idiot. Google maps screwed me. More mid-Atlantic but same deal

 

[weastcoat]

Ah yes, I’m an idiot. Google maps screwed me. More mid-Atlantic but same deal

I learned to ski at hidden valley. Super fun place. They don’t really run the rope nor build a park anymore ever since vail bought the place. Park used to be super super dank. Chill little handle tow.

7 springs is right next door and has a legitimate rope park, like fiber rope that gets you up at a decent speed and all. Such a fun damn park. They don’t stack bigger features in it but it’s still super fun. Not sure how many rope parks there are on the east coast but that one might be the best.

wisp Maryland is worth checking out as well. Bigger than springs’ rope park and they actually stack bigger/more technical features in there, unlike springs.

 

[hi_vis360]

SKI MFING SPRUCE in jay Maine has a fast as fuck old school rope tow, the mountain doesn’t want to invest in the park which sucks but the setups are sick sometimes

 

[centralFel0n]

SKI MFING SPRUCE in jay Maine has a fast as fuck old school rope tow, the mountain doesn’t want to invest in the park which sucks but the setups are sick sometimes

Yeah Spruce is dope - night skiing during the week is a great time and there is definitely a good variety of jibs to practice on. Wish more spots like this existed. No jumps though, very much rail focused.