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Why Park City Is Amazing For Intermediate Riders!
Nestled on the eastern side of the Wasatch Mountains, Park City is a paradise for riders of all levels. But today, it's all about the intermediates, who we believe make up the largest percentage of the skiing and snowboarding public.
We're going to tour the best intermediate terrain on both the Park City and Canyons sides of the resort, so strap yourself in — there's a LOT of terrain to explore! Remarkably, 41% of the 341 trails, that's 140 different trails, are graded blue for intermediates. That adds up to a whopping 105 kilometres or 65 miles of trails.
Top 5: Snowiest Ski Resorts In Japan
Japan is renowned for its heavy snowfall, especially in its ski resorts, where the snow is so abundant that it's measured in meters rather than centimetres. This summary focuses on the top five snowiest ski resorts in Japan, delving into the astonishing amounts of snow they receive each winter season and highlighting some key features of each resort. The deep, powdery snow, a hallmark of Japanese winters, is central to the country's legendary status among winter sports enthusiasts. It's noteworthy that this impressive snowfall occurs within a relatively short season, spanning from mid-December to early March, making the sheer volume of snow even more remarkable.
Epic Pass Battle In Lake Tahoe | Kirkwood vs Heavenly vs Northstar California
Got yourself an Epic Pass and thinking of making a trip out west to ski some world class resorts that call Lake Tahoe home? We decided to pit Heavenly, Kirkwood and Northstar against each other over 8 categories to see which resort comes out of top. Combined the resorts offer over 10,000 skiable acres, have unlimited access on range of epic passes, each roughly see the same amount of snowfall as well as sunshine per season and offer terrain which is suitable to all skill levels. But, not all skiers and snowboarders are made equal and nor are the ski resorts.
Snowbird Resort Review | Best Ski Resort In Utah
Snowbird Mountain Resort in Utah offers a premier skiing and snowboarding experience, boasting the longest vertical drop in the state and substantial snowfalls. Situated in Little Cottonwood Canyon, Snowbird caters to all skill levels with 171 trails over 2,500 acres, mainly north-facing, and an annual snowfall of over 500 inches. This video provides a comprehensive guide to Snowbird, covering its history, resort zones, lift system, terrain, ticket pricing, lodging, and location.
Top 5: Best Advanced & Expert Resorts In Lake Tahoe
Are you an advanced or expert rider who thrives on tackling the most challenging chutes, cliffs, trees, and moguls available at ski resorts? If so, Lake Tahoe might be your next must-visit destination for a ski or snowboard trip. This region is home to 12 incredible ski resorts, ranging from small local hills to expansive destination resorts that collectively offer over 23,000 acres of rideable terrain. In this video, we explore the top five ski resorts that cater to advanced and expert riders, based on our experiences during our trip in February 2023.
9 Biggest Expansions Coming To United States Ski Resorts This Season
It’s safe to say skiing and snowboarding is a booming business with the 22/23 season hitting record numbers of 65.4 million skiers and riders visiting the resorts across the United States. It obviously helps when there is also record snowfall however post the pandemic riders are getting out more and also exploring the mountains more. To keep up with this growing demand and ensure they can move everyone around the mountain the resorts have been busy season after season with some pretty incredible lift upgrades and new terrain zones. In this video we are taking a look at some of the biggest resort expansions coming in the 23/24 winter season and what it means for riders at these resorts.
Conquering The Legendary Lifts At Palisades Tahoe
As we navigated our way into Palisades Tahoe on a bluebird day, we couldn't help but recall the Palisades Tahoe website's descriptions of their legendary lifts. Inspired by the promise of adventure, we embarked on a challenge: experience each of these legendary lifts and explore the diverse terrain they provided access to. This undertaking would lead us to every corner of the resort, and take us on a range of terrain from intermediate blue cruisers through to expert bowls and challenging steep terrain.
Our Recent Falls Creek Adventure: A Rippl Impact Gear Review
Our recent trip to Falls Creek marked the culmination of the season amid unusually warm weather in Australia, posing snowpack challenges. However, the grooming team ensured terrain accessibility. Seeking to boost confidence, we tackled the terrain park and revisited skiing. Aware of the risk of falls, especially in the terrain park, the Rippl impact gear played a vital role, providing reassurance and protection. In a video review, we highlighted the impact shorts' comfort and chairlift insulation, endorsing them for all riders. The knee pads, beneficial for beginners and terrain park visitors, offered extra protection. Overall, Rippl gear proved excellent for safety and comfort, making it a valuable investment.
Mt Buller Resort | Mountain Review | Australia
Situated in the breathtaking Victorian Alps, Mt Buller stands as one of Australia's most renowned ski resorts. Boasting picturesque alpine landscapes and a charming snow-covered mountain village, this destination captivates visitors with its wide array of skiing and snowboarding options suitable for all skill levels. Moreover, the vibrant après-ski scene adds to the allure, making Mt Buller an irresistible choice for countless winter enthusiasts. With an impressive range of facilities including 20 lifts, 85 marked trails, and over 740 acres of terrain to explore, this Australian winter paradise truly offers an extraordinary experience. In this video, we will provide a comprehensive overview of Mt Buller, covering its rich history, resort zones, lift and terrain options, lift ticket pricing, lodging choices, après-ski scene, and location.