Park City/Canyons spring skiing
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dyyylan
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I usually avoid going until 10-11am because the snow takes a while to soften up.
Most of the stuff under pioneer softens up first, some of the crescent runs. blue slip bowl.
thaynes/motherlode later in the day when the other stuff turns to mush
stay away from king con unless you like ice skating
dunno about canyons side, i dont really like skiing there unless it just snowed. the snow just ALWAYS seems to be better at PC to me.
Most of the stuff under pioneer softens up first, some of the crescent runs. blue slip bowl.
thaynes/motherlode later in the day when the other stuff turns to mush
stay away from king con unless you like ice skating
dunno about canyons side, i dont really like skiing there unless it just snowed. the snow just ALWAYS seems to be better at PC to me.
Andyskier5
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If ur a park guy three kings and Transitions on canyons are dopeeeee
Outoftowner
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Was at Canyons/PC 2 weeks ago. I actually liked the snow on the Canyons side better, but it did snow when I was there.
Higher on the hill, snow softens around 11. Lower around 10
Didn't ski park
With fresh snow I liked
- Anything of Ninty Nine 90
- Dreamscape and Dreamcatcher lifts
If it doesn't snow
- Super Condor Express doesn't get a lot of traffic, but one side of the hill sees a lot of sun, so you may only be able to hit the back side
- Concur on staying away from King Con
Higher on the hill, snow softens around 11. Lower around 10
Didn't ski park
With fresh snow I liked
- Anything of Ninty Nine 90
- Dreamscape and Dreamcatcher lifts
If it doesn't snow
- Super Condor Express doesn't get a lot of traffic, but one side of the hill sees a lot of sun, so you may only be able to hit the back side
- Concur on staying away from King Con
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[J_Gasper]
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I was at Canyons a couple weeks ago.
The snow isn't holding very well at the canyons it seems. I found PC much more enjoyable late in the day (for whatever its worth).
I was lapping McConkey and Jupiter from about 9-noon and the snow seemed great. Not too many people ski the trees in either of those spots and was finding freshies a couple days after a storm.
The snow isn't holding very well at the canyons it seems. I found PC much more enjoyable late in the day (for whatever its worth).
I was lapping McConkey and Jupiter from about 9-noon and the snow seemed great. Not too many people ski the trees in either of those spots and was finding freshies a couple days after a storm.
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