Where schould i go for a ski trip.....?

[MLB]

So i live in northern ontario, in canada....and i was wondering where i schould go for a ski trip this march break. I was thinking Jay Peak, or Stowe, but i don't know too much about the parks there. I checked out Park City, and i can afford it ( i have 1660 to spend). Help me out.

 

[salomonskiier12]

as much as i don't want people to know about jay, go there. they have a 99$ ski and stay package per night... great deal, includes food and all...

 

[chapz]

well some may argue but jay peak doesnt have the best park. i like jay for its trees and even powder. i dont consider it a park mountain

 

[+public_ennemy+]

utha, ive got a 1week ski trip there with like snowbassin, solitude, brighton, alta and snowbird and its 1500 canadien

 

[Cloud.]

buy a plain ticket for castlegar bc..then take a hour car ride to a wonderous place called nelson... go get a hotel then the next day go skiing up at WHITEWATER!

 

[tBatt]

if you looking to go to vermont for parks go to okemo or sugarbush. i dont really know about jay or stowe besides their supposed to be trees/bumps/powder mtns.. not so much park.

 

[chairdawg]

does the 1660 include airfare

 

[heFF]

ohio brah best skiing ever

 

[Legit]

well if u want a east coast mountain, hit up tremblant

 

[00000000]

Tremblant

 

[Muftysmeats]

Make sure Jay has lots of snow. If possible, try to go when the snow is fresh. Also, there is zero nightlife at Jay.

 

[grams.]

if you wanna get laid and go a little more upper class and ski some of the best terrain you can find inbounds and consistent snow base.. WHISTLER IS THE PLACE TO BE!

 

[tSki]

utah, they have everything you can go ski sick pow at alta and snowbird, and a decent park at snowbird, or you can go to park city and ski an insane park

 

[grambo]

Utah is your best bet in March. I put together an early season trip Jan1-Jan7 with flight, hotel (in Sandy, outskirts of SLC), rental car, 5 days of lift tickets (Alta/Bird/Solitude/Brighton) for $1090CDN a person (flying out of Calgary). Whistler is good but not as safe a bet for good conditions, it's also more expensive.

Going to be rad.

 

[Legit]

tremblant then has everything, good weather, great active nite life, great terrain park, and lots of terrain

 

[grams.]

i heard its pretty icy there

 

[MLB]

ive been there every year. Tremblant is like a second home to me, but the park is not that great, and the pipe is ALWAY icy. Like airfaire has to be included in the 1660 $. And BC is out of the question, unless i stay at someones house on the floor with my buds. Im pretty sure people on this site on not down for that. I was thinking about blue, but they don't really have the pow terrain that i wanted to try.