An Insider's Guide to Winter Park (Part a-Winter Park Territory)
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- An Insider's Guide to Ski Resorts, Episode 1a
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I recommend using captions, because my audio is horrible and I mess up a few times :)
I have noticed that there are not many videos, if any, sharing insider's tips about ski resorts, like how to avoid the lines and the best and worst places to go for each type of skier. The few videos I did find on this topic were not very detailed at all either, so I thought I'd make a video, and maybe a series, giving all the locals tips that I've picked up through skiing Colorado.
Disclaimer: All statements made within the video are personal opinions stemming from personal experiences. None are factually backed-up and are not intended to be interpreted as such.
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Thank you for creating this video! My family and I will be skiing and snowboarding together this week during our first ever WP Spring Break!
Also, Allan Phipps is the steepest green, Lonesome Whistle the shallowest blue, and the view from Village Way as it turns before cutting across Cheshire Cat is incredible!
This was perfect video! Short and well explained. thanks for the part about the flat areas
Thanks for the info on the different green runs! I’m heading up there next month and I’ve only skied for 2 days before. I’m really excited for all the long green runs.
This was great info, thanks! I am going to WP for the first time in a month, would love to see parts 2 and beyond before I go!
awesome tips
Love this alot better for family an beginning 🎿
Thanks for doing this video , very helpful 👍
1:08 I also Instead of Taking Gemini I like to Take The arrow Lift
2:46 Whistle Stop Is rather flat but, with enough speed from the gondola You can Get across it with minimal Hiking or, if you are using it to get to the marry jane summit via High Lonesome I find that you can also take Sober Englishman over and, take the Super gauge up and, For a more advanced skier/Rider There are some fun Trees on Skiier's Left of Drunken Frenchman (Beetween Drunken Frenchmen And outhose.)
It is nice to take Arrow, because the bottom of it is a lot closer to the Gondola than the bottom of Gemini, so I definitely agree with you on that. They are planning to regrade Whistlestop from Sunspot to the bottom of Hi-Lo this summer or the next, so keeping up speed shouldn't be an issue soon. The reason I was talking about using Hi-Lo to get to Mary Jane is that Super Gauge gets way busier than High Lonesome. Thanks for the info about the trees by Drunken Frenchman!
Great series. You should do Loveland
I’m going there April 9th and 10th. Going through on 70 and they stay open later than other hills. My friend and I are Midwest riders and this will be our first time out west.
Stay tuned . . .
Thanks! Super helpful
Awesome job!
What are the best/intermediate level mogul runs at winter park/mary jane and copper mountain?
At Winter Park, I would recommend Gandy Dancer and the skier's right side of Cranmer. At Copper, either Liberty or I-Dropper typically has some good moguls, along with Little Burn.
Is it possible to tell if a trail groomed or not from the map?
Not from the trail map, but this will tell you: www.winterparkresort.com/the-mountain/mountain-information/winter-grooming-map