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That snowbridge looked sketchy...don't think I could do it...hats off to ya!!

The small family owned resorts in the usa are far more affordable but dont expect amazing lifts, usually 3-4 person chairs and lines are far more limited. My pass for mt. shasta is $400 if you buy in march pre season for a season pass

Bester Kanal auf RUclips - darauf gibts a WB, Prost 🍻

So happy you're posting content. Great stuff, Hazel. Let's hope for a great season. Prost!

Tele it or go home.

Thumbs down to the ultra fit people 😅

Awesome video, thanks guys! Adam from Alberta

Super Vid!

Thanks for showing! Cheers 🍻

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alegria!

Nice!!! 🙌

Being the fattest person walking up austrias highest mountain during winter is like being the ugliest person on the stage of Miss Universe.

Man, if Austrians are as cool as you, that's my next country too. Luvyawork bro👍🤙

Good job...

The footage in the onsen with the monkey absolutely took me out, amazing!! Ernsthaft man, ich weiß du bekommst den Kommentar öfter aber bitte, bitte bleib dran an der content creation. Eines Tages entscheidet sich der Algo mal nem Video ne Mille+ zu geben und dann bekommen auch die Videos hier die Aufmerksamkeit die sie verdienen. Einfach klasse.

Are those your stickers on that laptop? ARE YOU AN ANIME LOVER!?

Solid content. VERY entertaining, exciting, and amusing channel!

LOL

Love the ski pole selfie stick hack and the final video looks awesome!

For the registration, DJI Neo is not in their prescribed list ...so cannot go through. Registration is very painful process lol

I just popped in your page and must say your videos are amazing! Congrats and thanks for the tutorial!

Canada has some great places that don't suffer with huge lift lines - Fernie, Red Mountain and Whitewater. All of those resorts are on the Powder Highway.

Does it work with the pivot 2.0?

Tried skiing for the first time in Poland due to it being accessible by public transport, which was a barrier living in a large Canadian city without a vehicle. The cost in Poland ranges from 150 to 300 złotych per day (35 - 70 euro). Only private lessons were available. The private lesson format is heavily promoted in Poland as the default, and is common across many types of individual sports lessons. What I didn't like was a 4-hour daily maximum time limit imposed at some facilities for concerns of physical fatigue. In Poland, I see more adverts for organised week-long trips to the Dolomite mountains in northern Italy than I see local offerings.

Great vid 👍.. new subscriber.. 😊

About what time of the year was this?

Thanks for the reality check….looking forward to a Japanese pow experience….i love the Europe scene and big descents….think the USA has succumbed to big greed and it pisses me off…I live in Sun valley right off the backside… it’s still pretty good 😎😎😎

For me the coldest was a trip to Lake Louise. -37 degrees

Yes.... Europe is the place to shi...

I agree with what you said about North America skiing.. Thinking about Japan and New Zealand skiing.

I didn’t know there is a Vancouver Mural app. Good to know!

Coldest place i ever skied was 2019 in Zauchensee (Austria)

2:14 you and me both buddy, you and me both 🤣🤣🤣 Great video, thanks for sharing this experience. Your sense of humor is great!

Niseko is one of the best powder mountains in the world. The apres ski scene is getting better all the time for younger people , but currently it’s probably the best family destination as Japan is so safe and clean generally.

Engaging for the almighty algorithm. Sick content Man! Was in Asahikawa earlier this year, they have the best Penguin walk at their zoo in the world. A momentary sense of freedom for the poor animals..

Aww, wow. This is awesome. I hope you didn't miss the Tombstone National Park and Klaune National Park.

This is the first video I've seen of this channel (as I'm planning a trip to Niseko in February). Thank you so much for your content! Love the dry delivery of humor as well as your rankings of useful categories. Also 100% on the American/Canadian crowds and prices being nuts. Crowds especially ruin skiing on peak days (I live in Seattle), but mid-week skiing is a lot of fun.

Where were those barriers at 11:30 ??

How did you get from the area with the sake back to gala to take the train?

Really enjoy your posts. We have a trip planned to Japan this year and were booked for Yuzawa. Hotel there was hard to book and eyewateringly expensive. After watching this, have just booked a hotel in Nagano instead and booked a rental car at Times. Such a great idea, would never have thought of this. Thanks for the great idea. Lucky in New Zealand we drive on the left so that is not a problem! Would really like to see a detailed video on fields in Nagano. Been there a couple of times, only Haukuba.

@TheslipperySlope can you give an estimate on budgeting for a 2 week ski trip in Japan? We are a group of 6 traveling from Vancouver island. Plan on following your guidance and staying in nearby cities and not on resort. Great information and video quality. I love the Yukon and liked your video from the cabin.

Great video! What month did you travel this road?

I'd love to try japan but its so far from Europe and expensive to get too ,disappointed the lift infrastructure is a bit dilapidated must be the aging population i think that's beginning to show itself in Europe now too and the fact they don't take holidays in Japan how can they attract crowds to cover the operating costs .

As long as you can walk away from a landing it was not a shitty landing 😂

Having skied all the regions and most if not all the places you have mentioned I would agree with your assessment and pretty much everything you have said....and love the F-Bombs

Just wondering since there's an option to pay when you pick up the car, can you also pay everything in cash (fee + deposit)?

Excellent summary. As Europeans, we normally ski locally, but every ten years or so, we treat ourselves to a North American trip. In 2023/24, we went to Utah and Colorado. We bought the Epic Pass about 9 months in advance which made the cost for ten days skiing slightly lower than Val D’Isere/Tignes. We skied Park City/Canyons, then drove to Moab for some weekend hiking before going on to Frisco where we skied Vail, Breckenridge and Keystone. I LOVE Europe, but for me, America is better. It’s the snow. It wasn’t a vintage season, but the cold, light, dry white stuff simply makes skiing more fun. In Utah, we read the grooming report each morning and headed for the black diamonds that had been pisted overnight. I’ve skied all over Europe and South America since 1975, but carving empty groomers through the trees at Canyons is as good as anything I’ve ever done. In Colorado, the Back Bowls at Vail and Imperial at Breck were fabulous, and impossible to replicate safely (without a guide) in Europe. For historic charm, Park City is at least as lovely as the classic alpine towns (Chamonix, Cortina, Zermatt, St Anton etc) with excellent food and shopping options. Finally, you can talk to strangers on those slow old lifts in America!

Whistler is expensive I agree I’m going to Hokusai in feb will be skiing would love to buy a pair of googles

wow so much complaining! Great stay away from Japan and leave more snow for us who enjoy Japan a lot more than you. I live in Canada and the snow here cannot be compared to the quality of Japan.