Everything We WISH We’d Known Before Skiing Out West

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @zwhtan
    @zwhtan Месяц назад +69

    The lack of mention of tree wells seems like a big miss. Can be extremely dangerous in British Columbia.

    • @niubi42069
      @niubi42069 Месяц назад +5

      don’t mention it, less people will fall in tree wells and then the mountain will be busier 👎

    • @michaelobrien2190
      @michaelobrien2190 Месяц назад +1

      @@zwhtan That, and the lack of avalanches

  • @michaelobrien2190
    @michaelobrien2190 Месяц назад +72

    Here's two things you missed.
    First, it's not uncommon to have to pause mid-run, multiple times, to take a break and rest. The runs can be that long.
    Second, out east, you keep going from top to bottom. Out west, rarely is the goal to go from the peak to the base. Instead, you focus on different runs that may be even 20% of the total mountain's vertical.

    • @Djacob_
      @Djacob_ Месяц назад +2

      Yep. You can ski off piste for 1000’ vertical then hop on to a groomer for another 1000’ to the lift.

    • @je5406
      @je5406 Месяц назад +1

      @@Djacob_ or 4000 vertical off piste if you're in Jackson Hole.

    • @couchpotatoinc
      @couchpotatoinc Месяц назад +1

      yup. I ride at whistler and the best thing to do is pick a lift and stick to that for the day. travelling between lifts really eats up time.

    • @richardpare3538
      @richardpare3538 Месяц назад +1

      Try Sugarloaf in Maine.

  • @top-pig
    @top-pig Месяц назад +28

    Born and raised in Colorado, definitely took our ski resorts for granted. Awesome video. Spot on!

  • @djdksf1
    @djdksf1 Месяц назад +59

    Hydration is the KEY for high altitude skiing. Even in Tahoe, at 10 - 11 thousand feet, people get hit hard if they're not familiar and acclimated. If you get a severe headache soon after going up a couple miles of vert, just stop then and there, go down the mountain as safely as possible, and just rest and drink water until you feel better. It's not worth the risk.

    • @nonamecyborg1953
      @nonamecyborg1953 Месяц назад +11

      Yeah man, that’s why I keep 7-9 PBR’s in my jacket. Solid advice.

    • @GigaChadRealington
      @GigaChadRealington Месяц назад +3

      @@nonamecyborg1953I too partake in extreme drinking and mellow skiing.

    • @ChengHorn9
      @ChengHorn9 Месяц назад +1

      10k ft is a joke. Try the summit of a-bay and then talk to me. The Lake Dillon valley starts at 9k+.

    • @bobl6139
      @bobl6139 Месяц назад +1

      First time at crested butte couldn’t even sleep,so sick from altitude. Last year in aspen they sold mini oxygen tanks to use as inhalers first 48:hours .game changer

    • @pbourdon231
      @pbourdon231 Месяц назад +1

      The only places in Tahoe that sniff 10k are Heavenly, Mt. Rose, and Kirkwood. Most others summits are under 9k….if you’re gonna comment, at least have a clue

  • @BlckJack123
    @BlckJack123 Месяц назад +21

    I am always amazed by how thorough Sam is. He really knows his stuff!!

    • @PeakRankings
      @PeakRankings  Месяц назад +12

      You can thank our new writer James for the vast majority of this one!

  • @goodson77784
    @goodson77784 Месяц назад +9

    I wish this channel was around when I started skiing. Great content as always gang.

  • @grantcapel9884
    @grantcapel9884 Месяц назад +36

    tip to anyone going to any resort in colorado from Denver. Take the Pegasus shuttle bus. $25 for a trip to vail, breck, copper, etc. Includes your luggage and the van has tons of room + outlets + racks for your skis/boards. Just make sure to sign up ahead of time

    • @newagain9964
      @newagain9964 Месяц назад +2

      They go along I-70. Have to get off at Frisco, and have to take bus to breck

    • @grantcapel9884
      @grantcapel9884 Месяц назад

      @@newagain9964 free bus though, done it plenty of times with no issues, just gets pretty packed some days

    • @SJK-uc6lf
      @SJK-uc6lf 18 дней назад

      Thank you. I've been looking for an option where I don't have to rent a car. Do you know of a bus that connects Pegasus to Keystone/A-Basin?

    • @grantcapel9884
      @grantcapel9884 17 дней назад +1

      @@SJK-uc6lf I would check their Frisco stop. Pretty sure there is a bus there (look up summit county routes). Should have a line going from the Pegasus stop in Frisco to Keystone. Might have to get on 2 buses to get there or something but better than paying 200 bucks

    • @SJK-uc6lf
      @SJK-uc6lf 17 дней назад

      @@grantcapel9884 Nice. $200 in shuttles is exactly what I'm trying to avoid.

  • @E.S.Franck
    @E.S.Franck Месяц назад +2

    As a Western skier for many decades, I’ll also share the many locals would never think of skiing first to last chairs, except on super powder days. People from elsewhere feel compelled to maximize their runs, day after day, as well as some weird desire to cover as much terrain as possible. Slow down, find the great pockets, follow the sun for softest conditions, and ski not just above your level but beyond your fitness and acclimation to big mountains.

  • @ryanevans2655
    @ryanevans2655 Месяц назад +3

    When PeakRankings says “However,” you know he’s about to deliver a crushing blow 😭

  • @schuylermccormick6558
    @schuylermccormick6558 Месяц назад +1

    It was great to meet you at the Snowbound expo this weekend. Thanks for the fire vids.

  • @bobl6139
    @bobl6139 Месяц назад +3

    East coast skier lucky enough to have done crested butte,copper,a basin,winter park,Utah,Tahoe and aspen. There’s wasn’t a falsity in this entire video.bravo

  • @je5406
    @je5406 Месяц назад +9

    Deep powder isnt as easy as it seems. I often chat with east coasters on the chair. They start complaining when we have a legit deep day of 15" or more. Rent a powder board or skis if you're lucky enough to get such a day.
    Lastly the rockies go through dry spells too. 80% of the days are nothing like the promotional videos.

    • @SJK-uc6lf
      @SJK-uc6lf 18 дней назад +1

      Best comment. Deep powder technique completely threw me off my first time out west. I fell so many times. Eventually I learned how to ski it and glad I did. Being able to ski a pure sheet of ice doesn't translate to knowing what to do in deep powder.

  • @zhoufang5753
    @zhoufang5753 Месяц назад +3

    Also, make sure you do a lot of cardio before your trip as well as exercising your quads. Otherwise, you may be completely out of breath or simply lose all leg muscle by the end of the day.

  • @williama.walker2287
    @williama.walker2287 Месяц назад +1

    I am going on my first Colorado trip this winter, so I appreciate every tip I can get. One thing I plan on doing is taking it easy at first. I am going to get used to the altitude and powder on green runs before cutting loose and exploring.

    • @sc100ott
      @sc100ott Месяц назад

      Having been through that experience, I guarantee your “plan” will go out the window, and you will totally “overdo” it the first day!
      It’s as if a kid had a two-day all-you-can-eat pass to a candy store, thinking he’s just going to have a couple of small pieces on the first day, so he’s not sick on day two-just not going to happen!😅
      This video (and others by these guys) is really well done and offers great tips.
      One tip I will add-depending on where you go-many Colorado destinations offer free mountain tours, guided by a local “mountain ambassador”, which can really be helpful and point out cool things which aren’t obvious. They tend to take it fairly easy, so it’s a good way to moderate yourself on day one, if that’s your plan. Or, if you forgot your plan on day 1, and you’re wiped out on day 2, it’s a good way to spend an hour or two and see what you missed the first day. Hiring a guide or a private small group lesson is also a great way to go. If you ski a place like Vail or Breck the “wrong” way, you’ll spend hours in lines. But if you know how to avoid the traffic through the day, you can ski the same runs with very little waiting. Enjoy your trip! And drink lots of water!

    • @je5406
      @je5406 Месяц назад

      @@williama.walker2287 Consider limiting your riding to 4 hrs per day(no or minimal breaks) just being outside for 8 hrs takes a toll and the enjoyment level goes does as fatigue sets in on days 2, 3....

  • @justinnewcomb2279
    @justinnewcomb2279 Месяц назад +5

    Funnily Enough tomorrow will be my first time skiing out West!!! I just recently moved to CO with the Army and I was able to buy my epic pass at the reduced price. The last Time I’ve skied was out in Virginia so the size and scale will be wildly different. I’ll be on the Slopes at Breckenridge and hopefully at Keystone the following weekend.

  • @simonwiltshire7089
    @simonwiltshire7089 Месяц назад +3

    Skied in the French Alps for decades and my first US trip was to Breckinridge. The altitude nearly killed me! 🤣. I could not believe how much I was puffing and panting for several days. Great fun though.

    • @garethonthetube
      @garethonthetube 29 дней назад

      We went there in 1992, the condo didn't even have an elevator.

  • @realYELLOWSNOWteam
    @realYELLOWSNOWteam 12 дней назад

    Incredible breakdown of resorts (east v west)
    Your content is some of the best on RUclips
    Inspiring to me! Thank you!

  • @draxtoze
    @draxtoze Месяц назад +2

    me, a regular alps skier, watching a video why i should go from us east coast skiing to the west side
    lmao

  • @DosAussieThai
    @DosAussieThai 29 дней назад +2

    When I read the headline, I thought you'd be talking about the Pacific West. From my non-American perspective, there is nothing West about Colorado or Utah XD

  • @paulkysar6207
    @paulkysar6207 19 дней назад +1

    If you're planning to come out west, do yourself a favor and research the smaller ski resorts and stay away from the big destination resorts. $200 for a lift ticket. $400 a night $200 plus dollars for food. Pay for parking and stand in long lines.

  • @scottbalsai
    @scottbalsai Месяц назад +2

    Although I was born and raised in Pennsylvania, after hiking the entire Appalachian Trail in 1980, I moved out to Pocatello, Idaho. And I have been here ever since.
    I must congratulate you on your comprehensive summation on skiing in the West compared to back East. Good job.
    Although,.... I never skied back East.... So skiing the West, is really all I know.
    I must also add that although I have skied most of the destination areas here in Idaho, Montana, and Utah, over the years, I have gravitated mostly toward a few "local" ski areas within an easy day's drive from Pocatello. And mostly back country.---"backsides" of many of these places are the true gems of the West. But knowledge of avalanche preparedness and route selection is a must....every year.

  • @Bocsaphoto
    @Bocsaphoto 6 дней назад

    Where was the first clip taken at 0:00? The terrain looks beautiful

  • @SpruceTreeThree
    @SpruceTreeThree Месяц назад +10

    You missed one thing about driving risks. Snow or top all weather tires on a 2wd will be better than a 4wd with neither

  • @JasonTaylor-po5xc
    @JasonTaylor-po5xc Месяц назад

    As many local skiers will point out, some mountains are fine during peak times - for example Keystone instead of Breckenridge, or Monarch or Loveland Ski Area. Also, if you plan to ski a big name resort, get a ski pass (like Epic or Ikon) - at counter pricing is stupid expensive OR consider skiing at a smaller resort (although you'll give up some creature comforts). The problem with those ski passes is they aren't available during core ski season, so it takes a bit of planning. I have also found that early or late season has some really good lodging rates compared to peak season. If peak season is your deal, look at staying a few miles out of town or in a nearby town instead of the actual destination - like Frisco/Silverthorne vs Breckenridge.

  • @sicanady
    @sicanady Месяц назад +4

    Nice content! It’s a good reminder to those of us who grew up here. Don’t take it for granted. World class.

  • @jkjeffk
    @jkjeffk Месяц назад +1

    The mountain collective pass is generally a way better option for most people unless you're going to get a full week of skiing in at 2 of the resorts.

    • @newagain9964
      @newagain9964 Месяц назад

      MC pass is not a better option for most. It’s super niche.

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    We''ll be feeling the burn 🔥on a weekend versus 🆚and or week seven days ski 🎿⛷trip ! 0:00 🕛 -🕛5:07-20:03!

  • @masonshipley8425
    @masonshipley8425 Месяц назад +2

    I learned to ski in michigan where our hills are lucky to have 300-500’ vertical😂 Going to steamboat first time out west was a little rough but i went to palisades the next year and it was the best experience ever, now im so bored skiing here in my home state😭😂

    • @DAbrothers-i6z
      @DAbrothers-i6z День назад

      Not surprised, because Palisades is a very good ski resort and one of the best in the US. I live in California about 4 hours away from Palisades, and whenever my family goes up to ski, we always have a great time. I have been taking Palisades for granted because it is one of the biggest and highest rated ski resorts in the US

  • @someguy95376
    @someguy95376 Месяц назад +5

    The biggest difference for me is is the lack of ice / boilerplate out west. I always say if you can ski expert VT slopes that are hardpacked / icy / tight - you can handle almost anything out west.

    • @NoOne-zo6gj
      @NoOne-zo6gj Месяц назад +3

      I was talking to ski patrol out west looking for a couple trails and they said one of them was icy, I mentioned I live and ski in New England, they smiled and said have fun. Half way down the dreaded ice trail I was like, what ice?

    • @newagain9964
      @newagain9964 Месяц назад +2

      Confirmed. New England skiing is real skiing. If u can ski in NE u can ski anywhere. Not true for those learning in Rockies.

    • @asajayunknown6290
      @asajayunknown6290 28 дней назад

      I lived in VT for three seasons. Moved to CO. Thought I was terribly out of shape cuz I couldn't ski from first to last chair. But, it was because I wasn't standing in 30-45 min liftlines.😊

    • @newagain9964
      @newagain9964 28 дней назад

      @@asajayunknown6290 in ur experience which resorts typically saw +20 min lift lines on Saturdays?

    • @asajayunknown6290
      @asajayunknown6290 28 дней назад

      @newagain9964 Sugarbush, base of Jay, Killington, Stowe. I was poor when I lived there, so only went to my "local" hills. Sugarbush was less than 30 minutes door-to-door

  • @JohnsonTClay
    @JohnsonTClay Месяц назад +1

    7:52 That Superbowl hike is brutal

  • @McQzv
    @McQzv 27 дней назад

    The voiceover of Aspen tree skiing was a paired with a clip of birch trees. But the point makes sense

  • @lennymo9088
    @lennymo9088 Месяц назад

    Great videos. Thanks so much.

  • @champan250
    @champan250 23 дня назад +1

    If powder is all what you care, might as well fly out to Hokkaido, Japan... Guaranteed powder every day and the whole trip will be much cheaper too

    • @SJK-uc6lf
      @SJK-uc6lf 18 дней назад

      How to the terrain?

  • @brenttterry8259
    @brenttterry8259 Месяц назад

    Whats the little run at 10:06?

    • @PeakRankings
      @PeakRankings  Месяц назад +1

      Bottom of Silver Buck at Deer Valley!

  • @Eddie07S
    @Eddie07S 29 дней назад

    What this isn’t saying about all of the great skiing out west, is the gamble one takes when going out west to get that great skiing. I’ve skied Utah for a number of years, a week at a time. It was more likely that I’d have a “Northeast” week than it was an Utah week. 75 deg week in the SL valley one year, thaw-freeze another. Didn’t matter if it was Jan, Feb or March. Sure the 18” day at Alta was awesome, and the couple of 10+ days at Solitude were really good, but not worth i$2k+ for a few days of that kind of skiing. Oh, it is also tiring to hear “you should’ve been here last week, 3 days of epic snow” when dealing with the NE like remnants. So, ya, living there, you get to have great snow. To gamble on an epic week, go for it if you are happy with NE conditions. And then there are the road closures. That’s a lost day that your just paid for. You can have it. I’ll stay here in the NE and pick and choose my 10” to 30” snow days here in the NE. Had 5 of those last year and that was a “poor” snow year.

  • @kashiro2492
    @kashiro2492 Месяц назад

    Thank u for this content

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    East coast versus 🆚west coast ski 🎿⛷resorts ?!

  • @remi58
    @remi58 Месяц назад

    yooo peakrankings new drop ‼

  • @yøjnk1
    @yøjnk1 Месяц назад +3

    3:10 guy fall

  • @Bushwackerinpa
    @Bushwackerinpa Месяц назад +2

    western skiing is easier.
    Source - your POV video skiing MRG.

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    On my two sisters and brothers ski

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    0:00 🕛 🕛 -5:52-20:03!

  • @Chikov2
    @Chikov2 27 дней назад

    It might just be me, but I noticed a lack of decent terrain parks in a lot of otherwise great mountains out West.

  • @skidawg79
    @skidawg79 26 дней назад +1

    Random fact...did you know that Aspen groves are one tree system? A whole group of Aspens are considered 1 singular organism with the main life of them underground in the root system that all connect. Also, I will mention....going above tree line in a storm or foggy or even cloudy conditions make it VERY hard to see depth perception. So BE CAREFUL!

  • @Betelgeuse_in_clothing
    @Betelgeuse_in_clothing Месяц назад +1

    The panoramic mountains are stuuuuuning! I really dream of skiing in every destination resorts in the west

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    Higher oxygen levels ski 🎿⛷warning Colorado versus 🆚Utah?!!

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    Ski 🎿⛷!

  • @derekconstantino7759
    @derekconstantino7759 Месяц назад +5

    Stay back east . You guys clearly have it way better. Zero reason to come to utah or Colorado because we have awful conditions here.. 🙃 stay there

  • @snowclone7942
    @snowclone7942 Месяц назад

    You should check out mountain high

  • @Noah-qw5mi
    @Noah-qw5mi Месяц назад

    Something about the audio does not sound right. I think the voice over on previous videos sounds better

  • @j.need4qlife483
    @j.need4qlife483 Месяц назад +1

    I spent most of the 80's through 2000's skiing/ racing on the slopes western half of USA. The size of the resorts is bigger, and if you are new to the sport or unfamiliar to the resort, always grab a trail map for "just in case" you need to find your way back. Also, for thrill seekers, please understand that laws change from state to state. Sking down closed off areas or runs can actually get you arrested in some states, and while others will just bill you for the cost of a rescue if you decide to do a little back country.
    I personally avoid skiing on holiday weekends because of crowd size are so much bigger and with lift tickets reaching over $300 at some resorts, the last thing I want to do is spent most of the day waiting in lift lines.
    Last tip, those who spend most of their lives living near sea level elevation and are not that physically fit, do not over exert yourself or drink any alcohol while these higher elevations. You will quickly find suffering consequences exceeding your body adaption of higher elevation.

    • @SteveThompson-li2fc
      @SteveThompson-li2fc Месяц назад

      When I was younger it didn’t bother me, but now, I’m older and the change in altitude really takes its toll on me.

  • @C.oleCarson
    @C.oleCarson Месяц назад +1

    Do I see clips at Bridger Bowl??

  • @jeffjensen27
    @jeffjensen27 Месяц назад +1

    I found your video dead on ☝️👍. The Skiing ⛷️ In The East Coast is Literally 180 Degrees On The West Coast and Rockey. I Will Also Say That The West Coast And Rocky Skiing Chairlifts Are Way Better Than The East Coast. Being Born In Montana I Gotta Go With The Biggest Skiing In America 🇺🇸 Big Sky Resort Which Is The Leaders In New Modern D Drive Technology With The World Leaders In Ropeway Systems And Having The Now World Honor Of Having The Worlds Longest 8 Seater Heated Bubble Chairlift. The Madison 8. Making Big Sky Resort ☝️The Only Resort To Have ☝️☝️ Giant 8 Pack Heated Chairlifts, 3 Direct Drive Chairlifts. The East Coast Just Doesn’t Even Seem To Care About Their Ropeway Systems And How The Ropeway System Is The Key 🔑 Element To Having A Successful Resort Business Plan like Big Sky Resort Has Done! Maybe 🤔 If The East Coast Resorts Would Even Buy A Doppelmayr Bubble 6 Pack Would Make A Huge Profit For You And Pay 💰 Off In The Long Run. Big Sky Resort Listens, Hears And Acts. Can The East Coast Resorts Say The Same 🤔🤷‍♂️

  • @Mournfull1893
    @Mournfull1893 Месяц назад +1

    As somebody who lives close enough to day trip some of these resorts I would recommend the easterners stay in the east because I don't want longer lift lines.

    • @je5406
      @je5406 Месяц назад +1

      Im thankful to be in an area out of reach for day trippers from large cities.

    • @RLDavis-h2h
      @RLDavis-h2h Месяц назад

      Sorry, not sorry, right?

  • @shredcavemedia3764
    @shredcavemedia3764 Месяц назад

    Whos the dude shadow-boxing on the dance floor ? the native mating ritual in a sausage town all too common in ski towns lol

  • @McQzv
    @McQzv 27 дней назад

    Honestly I’d rather ski at Bridger than any Vail or Alterra owned mountain. Way better terrain and more freshies

  • @Salted45
    @Salted45 Месяц назад +2

    Altitude hack - walk a mile, at least, when you get into town, no matter how late or how blizzardy. Cold and snowy is better. Get some ice in your lungs. You don't have to overdo it, but do it. Just don't slip on ice. Hilly terrain helps. Don't even think about renting a car in Denver and driving hwy 70. Like anything else, go up is easy. Coming down in any weather will make you give up driving a car forever

    • @SteveThompson-li2fc
      @SteveThompson-li2fc Месяц назад

      I’ve heard I-70 referred to as “Blood Alley” more than once.

    • @newagain9964
      @newagain9964 Месяц назад

      Agreed. Only reason I don’t live in mountainous terrain is I loathe mtn driving.

    • @SJK-uc6lf
      @SJK-uc6lf 18 дней назад

      For altitude acclimation I ice skated in an outdoor rink for half an hour in Snowmass first thing when I got there.

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    Areas'!

  • @TStark-vj2wo
    @TStark-vj2wo Месяц назад

    IMHO, I find the verticals 'similar' to the East Coast in that the bottom half of the Western mountains 'isn't, worth it' due to poor snow quality (due to temp differences between top & bottom), lift layout &/or it's less steep, so not as much fun & a lot of folks ski/ride there. Again IMO & nothing against lower elevation skiing/riding.
    WB is a perfect example of this. Snow quality top VS. bottom can be night & day due - literally rain/snow to its height & base elevation. Revelstoke has one lift from base to mid mountain, so can have loooong lines. JH lifts & terrain are very much split mid mountain. Of course this isn't always the case but that has been my experience & what you like may be very different from what I like. Just get out there & enjoy.

  • @anthonysears871
    @anthonysears871 Месяц назад +1

    "Vile resorts" is horrible! Over crowded, dangerous and will take all your money!

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    Which USA 🇺🇸 ski 🎿⛷resort ?

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    Westren 🎿ski ⛷⛷areas versus 🆚east coast ski 🎿⛷resorts?

  • @diseasedwhale496
    @diseasedwhale496 Месяц назад

    Bridger Bowl review when?

    • @PeakRankings
      @PeakRankings  Месяц назад

      Soon! Hopefully before the end of the calendar year.

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +3

    Winter 🥶❄versus 🆚spring ski 🎿⛷trip up 🆙🔝in March month in the usa 🇺🇸 USA ski 🎿⛷area(s)? Of Colorado ?

  • @anthonysears871
    @anthonysears871 Месяц назад +1

    Stay home! We do not need more tourists!

    • @christophersorel6056
      @christophersorel6056 Месяц назад +1

      We? You own the mountains?

    • @Dan-ty7cb
      @Dan-ty7cb Месяц назад +1

      We’ll start with you.

    • @newagain9964
      @newagain9964 Месяц назад

      Bruh. Skiers have taken the title from golfers as the most demanding nauseating complaining anti-public access spoiled brats in sports and rec. 😒

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    0:00 🕛 🕛 -20:03?!

  • @AK-bw8xk
    @AK-bw8xk Месяц назад +9

    West coast is the worst ! Don't come it's horrible.

  • @bobm8135
    @bobm8135 Месяц назад

    Great video. Steamboat is the worst ski area in Colorado. Go somewhere else.

  • @YURRRPYo
    @YURRRPYo Месяц назад

    Lol

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    Up 🆙🆙in the usa 🇺🇸 USA 🇺🇸 ski 🎿⛷area state of Colarado!

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    Since that ski 🎿⛷resort (aka ) 🔑🔐Keystone is where my whole family is skiing ⛷🎿?

  • @PoloJYA
    @PoloJYA Месяц назад +1

    first

  • @davidbranch9584
    @davidbranch9584 Месяц назад

    Out west sucks, don't come out here....

  • @DieOrBlink
    @DieOrBlink Месяц назад +2

    Utah resorts sucks, if you're planning a trip I'd recommend Jackson Hole, Big Sky, or Breck if you want to get the true Western Ski experience.

  • @ringo-lf3cd
    @ringo-lf3cd Месяц назад

    I would NEVER ski in the east. Waste of time and money if you live in the Rockies. And stop saying “out” west. It’s annoying.

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    🔑🔐Keystone ski 🎿⛷resort area versus 🆚Brekcridengrice ?

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    We'll (2,000 versus 🆚4,000 )Moutain ski 🎿⛷resort?

  • @byte_riot5761
    @byte_riot5761 23 дня назад

    Don't do it, it sucks out here XD

  • @liamshaughnessy6246
    @liamshaughnessy6246 Месяц назад +1

    0:00 -🕛7:24-20:03!