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Hey dude, my family is heading here in a few weeks and I had wanted to ask for a recommendation. My son (13) was an advanced skier for his age but switched to snowboarding last year. We got a couple weeks in last year and he progressed well and while at breck he loved the kensho lift. We spent a lot of our time boarding the blues over there but he hasnt stopped talking about hiking up the bowls since we left. I'm an expert snowboarder but unfamiliar with the high alpine terrain as those kind of runs are reserved for dudes trips for me. What bowl can I start him on that includes some hikes? No chutes for him yet lol. Thanks!

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Very informative video about the island especially Soufriere. I do agree that soufriere does need a bit more t-shirt shops etc. I can’t wait to start my e bike hire and glamping business there later on this year. Wish me luck😊

Thanks going next week & now ill be able to cover more terrain. Notes from video; No quicksilver chair lol. Ill be going for Mercury, Freedom & Kensho yeeeee

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Thank you! Very helpful!

Cool! I won't be visiting this dump!

This is a perfect primer for my upcoming trip! Peak 10 and the 6-Chair seem like my kind of skiing. Any advice on how to get to the Falcon Superchair quickly for someone staying in town near the Gondola?

The list is winter-focused. But, there is plenty do to in the summer too. Breck resort turns into an adventure park which includes lift-served downhill mountain biking (no green trails), an alpine coaster, a slide, scenic lift ride, hiking and several other activities. Plus, the town of Breck has a wonderful bike path that connects with the nearby town of Frisco and all the way up to Vail pass (start at the pass if going that far). Breck is also close enough to other places like Keystone or Frisco Adventure Park with snow tubing. Don't forget the Troll hike.

Breck is probably one of the _best_ resorts for learning to ski/snowboard. Why? Exceptional progression - especially at Beaver Run/Village (Peak 9 base) area. The green runs off QuickSilver are very mellow and just long enough to feel like real skiing - but aren't an endurance run. Breck also offer several magic carpets for first-timers and a learning hill for those ready to focus on technique before getting on the first full run. If you can make it down the last dip on Red Rover with full control - you are ready to ski the blues. With that, Breck has some pretty easy blues at the top of the Beaver Run lift (Bonanza and Cashier) - great for lapping to gain confidence while maintaining control as an advanced beginner or early intermediate. With a bit more confidence, you can have Peak 7 all to your own (no greens). Plus, since Breck has terrain for everyone, if you have more experienced skiers/riders, they can hit the advanced/expert stuff and still have a great time. I'm still an early intermediate, so I can't comment on much else. I will say that Schoolmarm (green) at Keystone feels like a Breck blue in parts (near Peru lift especially). I would do Bonanza at Breck before going for Schoolmarm. Also, Schoolmarm and most greens at Keystone are an endurance run. Ski run ratings are resort specific and even within the same resort a "green" can be anything from a nearly flat cat track to almost a blue.

Imperial Chair is only sometimes open and there is only expert/advanced terrain - no intermediates or beginners. It's also hard to reach since you have to take 6-chair or the T-bar.

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This is the resort that made me quit riding at resorts.

As a beginner skier, Breck is one of the best resorts because the lower part of the mountain is relatively flat - which is good when you are just learning. Breck has some of the best progression possible for beginners: 1. Bunny slope carpets - probably too flat for anything practical but it does allow someone to put skis on and slide about 10 feet - then take an Instagram photo. 2. Learning hills - these are platter lift learning hills that are a bit steeper than the bunny slope and a great place to really focus on the basics with a few dozen yards to work with. The one at peak 9 is easier to access. As a dude, I hate platter lifts. 3. QuickSilver greens. Start with Silverthorne (but go around 10 Mile Station instead of the steep dip near the chair lift exit) then Kings Way for the easiest way down. 4. Silverthorne/Frontier all the way down - including Ballet Hill (moderately-steep hill near the end) 5. Greens off Rip's Ride (can be really bad in icy conditions) 6. Greens off A-Chair 7. Greens off 5 Chair 8. Red Rover, including Little Harry's (steep dip at the end - basically like a blue). Instructors at Breck use Little Harry's the test for when a student is ready for a blue. 9. Bonanza (blue) - less than 1/3rd is really a blue the rest is basically a green - first blue run to try 10. Cashier (blue) - also pretty easy for a blue but has some parts that are slightly steeper than Bonanza Both Bonanza and Cashier are rated a blue at Breck but would be considered a green at Vail or Keystone. I haven't skied anything beyond Bonanza or Cashier - going down both I kept thinking Schoolmarm (green) at Keystone was harder. Another awesome resort for beginners is Beaver Creek as it has a green "bowl" area (McCoy Park) and a relativity easy green trails from top to bottom (Red Buffalo, Cinch, Haywood). I feel like most YT videos are expert oriented. Most experts suffer from beginner amnesia where they forget how hard it was to learn.

I ski breck a lot and still enjoyed this. I agree with virtually everything he said. Nice graphics overlaying the trail map to focus on talking points!

Your videos about Breck are just the BEST!! I will be there in a couple of weeks and it will probably help me a lot!! Thank you!

GREAT VIDEO! Best one i've seen so far about Breckenridge! 👏👏👏👏 and I have seen a lot of them! 😂😂😂

Hi, your video is very well quality and informative. I'm trying to plan a trip in 2nd week of April this year with my family. I know the weather is not gonna be as nice as summer, but still want to see if it's a deal breaker, or worth adventuring?

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Love this intro! We need to make something similar-so jealous! 😀 It's funny you say "we make mostly travel videos" here. We've had kind of a similar experience on our channel with our truck camper. People REALLY want to know about it, and we're like, okay, here's a couple videos, but we're traveling now, come watch THOSE videos. 🙃

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Did you rent the car for the entire time or just when you left the all inclusive?

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Lovely vlog. Was this on a weekday or weekend? And what was your month of travel? :)

What is your day job or what do you do for work to afford your travels? This was a great video. Thank you!

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I really enjoyed your video! Great filming, great vibe, super informative! Subbed and best wishes!

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Wow , I am impressed; amazing. I am a ST. Lucian living in the U.S and browsing through some videos about ST. Lucia, I came across your video. You're just like an ambassador to my country! Very impressed with how much detail you as a foreigner learned and know about my country. God bless you; as this is a blessing to the people of my country for tourism promotion.

I have some questions I hope you can answer: 1. Are you allowed to give a range of dates? Or does it show you the dates available when you log in? If so, are the dates being snatched up and you have to be very quick? 2. Can you state that you will take just two nights instead of three or will you be able to see all that based on the calendar? 3. How easy is it to get on the early shuttle going in? Thanks for the excellent video. We went when it was call-in only, so not sure how the online works.

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Good coverage of the island but would like to see more about a lower budget trip. Not at all into resorts. Maybe sit on your hands next vid. 🙃

Hi there, could you recommend 2 days of hikes in Yoho that include 8 - 10 km each day? My husband and I are experienced hikers in our late 40's, we did a trip to yosemite last year. We plan on going in april this year. Thank you!!

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