Oregon in may???

[Caseyjay3]

Wheres the best place to go for park in may timberline or bachelor??

And where is it cheaper and easier to live at? or does anyone live out there that we could could stay at?

 

[twsnow22]

you can came at the airstrip near timberline..it rains/snows a lot..

 

[skier_boy26]

Spring can be a pretty wet time of year. Last May was cold and snowy as shit.

Airstrip, for instance, will probably still be under several feet of snow.

Spring pass to bachelor is a good deal. But this is more appropriate in... wait for it... REGIONALS

 

[Caseyjay3]

how close is it to timberline and how much is it?

 

[Z-Juice]

this

 

[Caseyjay3]

wats regionals???

 

[Banane.]

Serious ? Go in forum click regionals, select the redion desired and boom ! Make a thread, so the locals will help you.

 

[pikupfulofsnow]

bachelor

 

[TimmyP]

I didn't see the sun for 16 days straight in Hood/Govy Town in May last year.

 

[hokkanee]

If you want to live right by the mountain timberline is a better bet A's there really isn't anything working 15 minutes of bachelor. That being said, I'd much rather be at bachelor than timberline. And don't assume that it'll be sunny park skiing. It can still be pretty snowy and cloudy in may

 

[RudyGarmisch]

West Coast Sessionsssssssssss

 

[BASEDRILEY]

when is this?

 

[keenan.]

WCS is the beginning of may if someone at T-line decides to do it...

That said, it can really not that great at T-line in May, it rains a lot. And when it snows and you want to ski, T-line sucks because it's too flat. I mean its ok but not great. You can build jumps. And the airstrip road is generally not even plowed until June and the campsites are a ways back there. It will be real winter camping if you go.

I'd go to Bachelor, when it snows you can actually go skiing instead of poling downhill and when its nice there's a good park.

 

[ripcity]

This is truth.
but what is WAY more important is your name and icon! haha silky johnson, good man. hats off to you my friend