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Alpine Valley WI - Complete Walkthrough (POV) - Elkhorn, WI
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
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00:00 Intro
00:30 Three Alpine Valley in the Midwest
01:10 Basic Information About Mount Alpine Valley-WI
04:29 Mohawk Chairlift
06:03 East Pass to Alpine (Terrain Park)
07:09 Mohawk (Terrain Park)
08:16 Shelter
09:12 Valley Flyer HS Chairlift
10:30 Broadway (Moguls)
10:24 Broadway
12:09 Lodge
12:56 Big Thunder
13:39 EZ Rider HS Chairlift
14:41 EZ Does It to Timber Trail
15:37 EZ Does It to Timber Gulch
16:37 First Adventure
17:24 First Adventure Chairlift
19:40 Valley View
20:19 Snowdrift Trail
21:01 Conveyor 3
21:44 First Tracks
22:02 Conveyor 5
22:54 Lower Tracks
23:15 Things I Missed
24:49 Final Thoughts and Impressions
What's your favorite run at AV-WI?!
next to the flyer lift
big thunder or park
The ridge behind Super Glide is the only thing I ski there and I don't think its even a run lol AV is wayyyyy too expensive for what it is (unless youre from Chicago and have more cash and no other ski hill to choose from).
AV and Alpine Pat for the win!
The best! The amount of stoke Pat has is unreal!
One of the southern Wisconsin hills I learned on in the early seventies. Great memories.
Best snow making ever. Highly recommend this place as their food is priced well, runs are maintained good, and plenty of variety with terrain parks. My favorite place to go
Wow, I'm really surprised at this! I grew up a few miles away and I guess I haven't visited since maybe 94ish, things really have changed for the better. Cheers to AV for investing in themselves!
I skied there just before Thanksgiving once and they were 80% open when most other areas were barely open if at all. Awesome snow making!
Agree - Snowmaking is top notch there
Funny that you posted this video today. Im actually heading there after work to take advantage of the fresh snow that's coming down. I'm glad I got a season pass for that place this season.
Niice!!! Enjoy
Warmup was tough this year--been to The Rock 12 times so far based on weather, heading to Alpine this weekend (also where I learned to ski as a wee one in the early 90s)
went there today, best resort ive ever been to(ive only been to wilmot, chestnut, alpine, and cascade and i only went to cascade once and i was a beginner)
Awesome video! I learned to ski and snowboard at Alpine Valley too!
Very cool! I don't think I had ever heard of this place being a relative new skier and due to the fact it's not on a major pass. Might be worth on stop when in the area.
Having detachable lifts are awesome in the midwest. Go to Wilmot on the weekend and the lifts are always stop and go, Alpine doesn't really have that problem because of the detachable.
You should check out Mt Crescent IA. They recently got a fleet of brand new snow guns and about a foot of powder from the recent storms. They have a 1450ft double with a 230ft vertical and a 1050ft quad with a 160ft vertical. I learned to ski here and the snow, service, and atmosphere has always been great.
One more thing you need to know about Alpine. They have an ass-backwards rental policy of not allowing the use of your own, brand new, boots with rental skis. I have never heard of any other ski location that does that.
Bought a season pass to pine knob I see I get unlimited access to this place as well
As a former ski instructor at Alpine Valley in the 70's and early 80's who now lives in Pennsylvania It was good to travel down memory lane with you . Many great memories!. On another note, I noticed (excuse me as being a former ski instructor) your pole plants while skiing moguls was correct but for some reason, when you get on the flat terrain you revert to pole planting on the opposite side. I'm not sure why this is so but I suspect if you exams this video you will notice the change after skiing the moguls. I rewound it several times to make sure. Perhaps something has changed in instructing since my day but figured I would mention it. I suspect if you correct that pole plant timing you may see a change in skiing. Just my thoughts. Please take them with a grain of salt. I do enjoy your videos as many of the ski areas you visit I skied back in the day. Now I spend my days skiing in PA and Colorado. Thanks again!
I think it's an old force of habit and when I plant out of habit rather than necessity it tends to come out - I'll keep it in mind for next time :)
Were you working there when SRV’s chopper crash on one of the slopes?
I only worked during ski season.
Great tour of the place! Do you do other locations in Wisconsin as well?
We are working on them, the weather has been a challenge this season. We should have more up in the coming weeks 👊
Is Midwest Monday coming back
What happened to the Playboy Club ski area in lake Geneva? I remember skiing there in the seventies.
Just realized this is under an hour from my in laws 🙌
Omg, that was my home maintain over 20 years ago when I went to college and med school in Chicago! Now I live in the PNW and I have been wondering how the black compares to the runs here at Stevens Pass, WA
Do you have a full video on Grand Geneva in WI?
when does mogul season start typically
It's likely going to vary from year to year. They first need to build a solid base, and then they can "seed" bumps. It should be in the next couple of weeks, though.
Never been on a high speed chair