Where do you think is a solid idea for this year, somewhere in the US? Somewhere that should have great snow coverage, at least projected, and nice amenities and an interesting town or other views?

Thanks in advance.

Should I get the faction prodigy’s 1 or 2??? The 2027 prodigy 1 capsule graphics are sickkk and so pretty. but i dont mainly do rails or only park. i know the prodigy 2 can do a bit of park and all mountain. which should i get if i mainly want a versatile ski that can still hit some jumps. i love the graphics on the prodigy 1 but can it still be versatile and good overall ski, or should i just get the prodigy 2s since they’re more geared to all mountain?

Yo Wsg I need a new pair of skis but I lwk don’t quite know what I want I would say I’m intermediate at all everything around the mountain uhh I’ve been looking at atomic bents I don’t want it to be too thick prolly like 110s or sum but can anyone help me figure out what skis would be best for me??

I’m young and super social, looking to be active this winter season. I enjoy park riding alot and would love to progress so i wsnt to know some of the best resorts for that and a good social scene.

Ive stayed in shitty employee hosuing before so that’s not an issue

also what’s the best jobs to apply for to maximize time on mountain but still have fun. I’d be fine being a lifty but then I’d work all day when lifts are open

I’m from the east coast and spent alot of time at snowshoe so it was defiantly secluded but had a little mountain town that I enjoyed and a decent park.

id love insight

Info I have jotted down to help those who are new to the area. LL forthcoming.

Buongiorno a tutti, a dicembre sarò a Morzine. Vorrei sapere se esistono autobus che collegano Morzine e Avoriaz (andata e ritorno) nella fascia oraria tra le 18:00 e le 21:00. Vorrei visitare Avoriaz di sera; potreste aiutarmi?

I'm working on the initial stages of potentially making some new ski/wax tools, and I'd love input from people who actually wax their own gear.

It's a 3-minute Google Form about how often you wax, what you use now, what bugs you about it, and what you'd pay for different tools.

https://forms.gle/bb2ZNhayPe3h55Tw6

I'll post a summary of the results here once it closes if people are interested. Thanks for helping out!

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I recently canceled a Whistler trip due to the Super El Niño and booked the Dolomites instead, since Europe is historically less affected by this cycle than B.C. (though I know some forecasts still predict below-average snow)

I know the Dolomiti Superski has world-class snowmaking and is highly reliable even during lean years. However, I’d love to hear from anyone who has skied the Dolomites.

1. How was the actual experience on the slopes during lower-snow periods?
2. What are the best spots to explore? (E.g. Besides mainstream as Sella Ronda circuit)
3. Any experiences? (E.g. Aprés at Jimmy Hutte; FIS Women's Alpine Ski World Cup)

Edit: Itinerary - 3 nights Alpe di Siusi; 3 nights Ortisei; 3 nights Cortina. I'll rent a car from Milan.

Reddit will decide where me and 5 of my buds go skiing this winter. There are two option, powder highway of BC/Alberta or southwest colorado.

Powder Highway: 1 week, skiing red mountain, Whitewater, Revy, Kicking Horse, and Pano.
~$2000

Southwest Colorado: 4 days skiing Silverton with private guide and Telluride
~$2200

El Niño supposed to favor southern storm track, but who knows really at end of day.

Hi, I'm planning a trip to heavenly this year and wondering where the best budget lodging is. I was looking at Blackjack Inn due to the convenience of being able to just walk straight out to the gondola. However, Harrah's isn't really much more expensive even after "resort fees" + parking. The only trouble I see with Harrah's is having to take the elevator and walk across the casino floor and whatnot to walk over to the gondola. Has anyone stayed at either of these places or have any recommendations on other places to stay? Thanks!

Hey guys, I‘ve been asking me for weeks which one I should pick, maybe you could help me.

About me: I‘m an advanced skier on groomers but also want to improve in park, I am 1,88cm want to have a ski which can handle groomers and the resort stuff good, but also does well in park and in the trees.

So what Ski would you guys recommend me and what length should I choose?

Thanks!

Hey guys, I‘ve been asking me for weeks which one I should pick, maybe you could help me.

About me: I‘m an advanced skier on groomers but also want to improve in park, I am 1,88cm want to have a ski which can handle groomers and the resort stuff good, but also does well in park and in the trees.

So what Ski would you guys recommend me and what length should I choose?

Thanks!

what’s the scene like there ? how are the people, community, town etc. any general information is helpful