Summer camps

i have to disagree here. alot of it dependson what you want to get out of a camp. if you want to be coached by alot of bigger name pros and you can keep up with the level of terrain, go for high north. but if you are maybe not as good and need to work on the basics, i would check out camp of champs. their coaches are alot more down to earth and their terrain has alot more to offer for all abilities than high north. that and, high north does NOT have the most private terrain, obviously you'venever been towhistler or you would know that COC has by far the largest lane on the glacier, followed by momentum, and THEN high north.
 
FUCK THAT

south american snow sessions, the fucking dopest camp ever, LESS expensive, MORE skiing. dopest conditions on the planet. no joke sooo sick. no drinking age, amazing girls, coaches and kids. talk to myself, mckeeman, or linerider5 if you want to have the best skiing/ life experience ever.
 
i know man... well it was 18 but i was 15 and just buyin alc at the bar with the coaches, no one cared and they DEFF didnt card or anyshit like that.
 
I was very disappointed in COC this year, the rails were outstanding but the jumps were lacking in variety and quality. The only quality jump was the 60 footer which wasn't very accommodating to beginners or learning new tricks. I think HN(from what I saw)had the best selection of terrain
 
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