Which mountains should we get passes to

[EC_Chronic]

So me and my friend (twintipteles)are moving out to Salt lake City for next winter and i was wondering what mountains should we get passes to. Probably we will be getting either an alta or alta snowbird pass. but we also want to go somewhere that is gonna have a decent park. we can only really afford to one more pass after the alta one.

any opinions on where to buy?

 

[oldskooler]

Once you move out there the park will seem less important. You'll be skiing steep lines and powder. Alta Bird is the way to go. I also like Brighton/Solitude. Least favorite is the Canyons.

 

[eheath]

Ahviously a Park City pass is needed. I'm moving there this fall and I'm getting snowbird and PC passes.

 

[mohawkskier]

alta is dope from what i have herd

 

[fuckyocouch]

get a park shitty pass.

 

[3ski6guy0]

park city. dont waste your money on brighton, its not that great. im going snowbird and pc next year

 

[jacobski]

Sickbird will change the way you look at skiing. PC has the best man-made jumps and features in Utah.

 

[ZavierV]

ALL OF DEM

 

[miroz]

obvy

 

[attitashfreestyle29]

Alta is so fun you won't want to ski park. Especially if you're from the east you won't get board with the natural stuff there.

 

[720skiguy]

i thought brighton had pretty sick terrain when i was there this past winter. and the park is decent, but obviously pc is better.

 

[GetPitted]

Park city and snowbird. GET SNOWBIRD FOR SURE because it usually stays open till about mid june.

 

[DFA79]

PC and the Bird fo sho.

Bird=Little Cloud laps on a pow day

PC=Kings Crown terrain park

 

[AKdiv]

Agreed. It's got a great vibe, too. In terms of terrain, I think Snowbird is equal to Alta though.