Season planning

[YoungSchoolers]

Looking to spend another season in the States!

Last season was Mammoth which was incredible, but i wanna try another place this time!

Any suggestions and why (and maybe places why not)?

Not looking to spend $1669 on a pass at Whistler

And then i like beer so good apréski is a must!

Shoot

 

[FigNewton]

Salt Lake/Park City

 

[jaypeakskier]

salt lake city for great skiing and decent apres

jackson for just skiing

park city or aspen for apres

 

[infedel_one]

breckenridge

4 resorts within an hour, dope parks at breck and keystone, great apres and party scene in breck.

 

[seanahue.]

epic pass.

 

[Brule.]

Killington. There is a vast variety of areas to ski within the ski area boundaries, then all the aprés-ski places are all along the access road, including a place to live.

So no matter what, you get a 6-month (on average) ski season with places to go "apréski" when the mountain closes, and basically the entire community (vacationer or local) is almost all nestled within one access road that leads to the mountain.

For a pass, these are the prices that are valid through 10/16.http://www.killington.com/site/tickets/winter_passes/season_passes

 

[Z_Benesch]

Salt Lake/Park City

I second this

 

[toastyteenagers]

like get an epic pass and fly around or drive around

 

[jaypeakskier]

like get an epic pass and fly around or drive around

I think he'd be better off sticking to one mountain or two if they were right next to eachother. That way he would be able to rent an apartment or stay in the same place. In addition he could get a Job either on the mountain or a job for after skiing. Finally he would be able to make friends and find people to ski with instead of tackling a new atmosphere every week or month