Best Mountain Ever Ridden?

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Permalink Reply by Andy on October 21, 2008 at 2:38pm

you must not have ridden many mountains..

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Permalink Reply by Brittany on October 21, 2008 at 2:58pm

I mean, I've only been riding for 3 Years

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Permalink Reply by Brittany on October 21, 2008 at 2:58pm

Have u even been to Mt. Hood.

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Permalink Reply by RideOrDie on October 22, 2008 at 6:21am

you havent been to any other mountains then...... there are lots of good mountains, but my favorite is kirkwood ca... park is huge, beer is chaep (cheaper than most) lift tickets are cheap, high speed chairs, long runs, NO lines, and no toursits.... and chances are 6/10 its dumping fresh powder when you go....

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Permalink Reply by Brittany on October 22, 2008 at 2:54pm

Its called an opinion.... lol

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Permalink Reply by P-dids on November 24, 2008 at 9:49pm

Yup ... opinion, for sure. You will get a 1000 different answers because of everyone likes something different. Plus there's a faction out there who would never tell you their favourite because they love having the mountain to themselves ... ha ha.

The truth is the best mountain is the one that you can get to tomorrow morning when it's puking champagne the night before. That's my motto.

No matter what people say, every mountain has their good year and their bad years for snow and weather.

Let it snow, baby !!!!!

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Permalink Reply by Chris on October 23, 2008 at 5:23pm

whistler/blackcomb, true that.

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Permalink Reply by Andy on October 24, 2008 at 9:00am

whistler?? seriously no one can really touch whistler. But if you want to talk about what we have in the lower 48 i throw in... Powder Mountain Utah, Telluride CO, Big Sky MT, Jackson Hole Wy, and Snowmass CO. I guess ill try not to be biased with my mountain.

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Permalink Reply by Brittany on October 28, 2008 at 1:04pm

Take it to the east coast. and hit up Stowe.

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Permalink Reply by Brittany on October 28, 2008 at 1:04pm

even though west shits on east when we're talking about mountains.

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Permalink Reply by Xadrenaline on October 29, 2008 at 8:47pm

All of these I have ridin several times and the order of my top fav's. Here is how I rank them (unfortuantely, Mt. Hood is way at the bottom. And I first started there):
1. Whistler/Blackcomb (Best all around)
2. Jackson Hole (Steepest, make you shit your pants steep terrain)
3. Red Mountain, BC (Steep terrain and good cold powder)
4. Tahoe Seirras (too many to list all, but generally speaking Alpine Meadows), Mt. Rose is pretty awesome for small resort too.
5. Mt. Bachelor, Ore (insane powder when ya get it)
6. Big Mtn, MT (On a good snow day.. awesome in Hell Roring Basin)
7. The Canyons (Used to be Wolf Mtn) Utah
8. Grand Targhee, ID (powder)

Fun mtn's to ride:
Scheitzer MTN, Idaho (Great snow and fun steeps)
49 degrees North (Best tree skiing ever, perfectly spaced)
Mission Ridge, Wa. (Bomber cliffs will make you pucker)
Mt. Hood Meadows (Cascade Concrete, but when the systems come in cold the bowls are awesome and Heather canyon)
Lookout Pass (nothing hard, but over 400 inches of fluffy pow a yr! and no attitudes)
Timberline on Mt Hood.. the parks
Ski Bowl on Mt. Hood when the snow level is low, very fun.
Park City, Utah (Steeps are too short, but pretty good. Mostly about the park there. Personally a little overrated).

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Permalink Reply by Brittany on November 3, 2008 at 7:43pm

Why doesnt anyone like Mt. Hood?

when i went there it had amazing powder snow, free vitamin water, no lines, fast lifts, and BEAUTIFUL rides.

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