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COLORADO TRIP REPORT

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skiing rules
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pics will be posted later on tonight and the abaisn report will be posted
ski11
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Why do you hate keystone so much??? Just wondering and I personally like Keystone. but anyways nice report so far.
KneeDeep
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Personally, I don't think he saw enough of Keystone to hate it... I think he was just saying that the night terrain sucks (which it does) and the village looks ritzy- which it isn't. Keystone has great terrain and is a fun mountain- BUT it doesn't get nearly as much snow, which always hurts.
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Im pretty sure that i never said i hate keystone. keystone just does not appeal to me very much, huge base area with lots of condos, not very challenging terrain, low snowfall amounts, very expensive and glitzy, its $81 to ski there for 1 day, Or you can drive 5 miles up the road to a resort that gets way more snowfall, has encredible terrain, no glitz and is half the price that keystone is, anything off the palli lift or off the east wall is way more intense than aanyhing at keystone, there are 50+ degree runs through trees and chutes with some rock drops at abasin on the palli lft, and that kind of skiing is way more appealing to me than some groomer over at keystone
snowbird
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this thread is nothing w/o pics.

come on now boys lets c sum pics.
KneeDeep
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SR, don't hate Keystone until you've skied there. There's definitely some good terrain there- like the Windows and the Outback. Granted, a lot of it is groomed runs, but Keystone has some of the best tree terrain around (not counting the Boat).
skiing rules
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im sure keystone is really good, but it wasnt on the top of our list and we never payed full price for a ticket because we had tons of buy 1 get 1 free coupons for all the resorts we went to.
skiing rules
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dont wory pics will come, im waiting on the camera to get back because my dad uses it for work
Think Snow
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skiing rules wrote:


Think Snow wrote:


skiing rules wrote:
DAY 2: COPPER (friday)

Logan and I rode it first and the visibilty was horrible so u could see about 25' in front of you and the wind was blowing super hard and it was snowing too. WE could not see a thing so we just skied right along side of the top rope along the poma lift to get down to where we could see. We headed to the resolution chair i think amnd it cleared up perfectly. In about 4 minutes it went from a horrible blizzard to a perfectly clear sunny day.



yeah i was up there that day with my girl, we had just got on the excalibur lift when that blizzard type wind hit, then next thing you know it was sunny.







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I was kinda surprised at the terrain at copper because their double diamonds were pretty tame and there wasn't really anything that I saw that was really steep. We didnt realy get any pics of copper because the weather wasn't very good for any decent pics. This was also the first day that my dad skied his new volkl karma's and he liked them a lot so that was good.



did you guys ride the free CAT up to tucker mountain? Tucker is some great terrain!



no we didnt ski tucker, it did look really nice though, the weather wasnt very good and we didnt know where it picked up or anything



for future reference the CAT to tucker picks you up near the bottom of the mountain chief lift on the backside near copper bowl.



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ok here come some pics
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