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Not the move haha. You are right

It’s unbeatable!

😂 Or maybe this video has tree skiing because I like tree skiing? Park city offers trees, bowls, moguls, parks, and groomers. What more do you need?

Ignorance is closer to retardation than you may think

This is my first time out in Utah so I am not entirely sure but it looks like there is still some snow left to fall in Park City before April. All the trails are holding up so far. That being said it is also supposed to be warm. But in my experience skiing on slush in 50 degree weather is a blast. I plan on skiing in Vermont around mid April even if it’s only a few trails open. I say go for it!!

Utah local now. Although I have not skied park city this year, Deer Valley is right next to it and just extended their season. You will probably be confided to groomers but definitely worth the trip. Go for it!

Thanks man! Appreciate it! One of the best glades I’ve found so far

They were fine as they didn't make any turns in the fall line. If you just traverse and never ski downhill there is no danger.

Wdym?

What a majestic beast of a mountain

Extreme regrets

wym

@@henryfields253rather then think of the rocks I saw on the lift ride up I should have just ripped it

yeah you should’ve just went balls to the wall

This was shot on Dec 5th. Killington had gotten like 8” in the last 48 hrs. They still ended up closing the trail by lunch. Definitely some serious land mines out there haha

You are right! It is not a groomed trail so I imagine it can get pretty moguly and with the fall line it probably gets tough at times. Though in this video it was a more of a single black until you get into the woods.

@@powisnow4997 makes sense. With Lookout, Bypass, National, Goat, and Starr, Stowe has a reputation to keep for double blacks. They have even made half of Liftline easier, except for the top portion

Recently Stowe has been putting black diamonds on the trails at Spruce. Used to be all blue squares including Upper Smuggler's, Main St and Whirlaway

@@jasonpizzo2897 I wonder what the reasoning is? Stowe is known all over the world for expert skiing, so they don't have to add to that reputation. Maybe people have gone on upper smuggler's and main street and found them to be harder than a typical"blue" and complained

@@jasonpizzo2897 yeah. I haven't skied since the mid 90s, but I specifically remembered Spruce as being uninteresting and not worth my time (as a kid who lapped mogul runs from dawn to dusk), but when I looked at the trail map recently, I was scratching my head because Stowe is one of the few resorts in NY/VT/MA whose expert terrain warrants caution.

Yep they had superstar and a few others groomed. This was back in late April this year, filmed later in the day after things had somewhat softened up.

It was my second time skiing Killington and I think this may have been my favorite trail!

@@powisnow4997 Low rider is great one over in that same area as well!