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Earning "First Tracks" on Trollhaugen's Expansion Terrain!
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- Опубликовано: 31 янв 2024
- This past month, Skiing Wisconsin launched a new program called "First Tracks Friday," where ski areas across Wisconsin will have unique discounts, exciting prizes, and more for visitors every Friday for the remainder of the season. We thought this would be an excellent opportunity to check out Trollhaugen's brand-new expansion terrain while taking advantage of their First Tracks Friday special.
If you want to learn more about First Tracks Friday, check out Skiing Wisconsin's Website here:
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You can also check out our recent blog post that breaks down all of the participating deals for ski areas across Wisconsin by clicking here:
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Got to ski this second day it was open (Saturday). It was amazing! The one thing that you missed are the chutes that come down from the summit to the lift line (I forgot the name). They're like a taste of the west.
Paul Bunyan Ski Hill also completed a rather large expansion for them. Adding several trails and another rope.
These are so well filmed and edited, great work. Trollhaugen rocks, been way too long for me
Agreed, so good!
Thanks guys!
I gotta get to Wisconsin. Great video! Also, there is a semi-new ski hill called Hiawatha Slopes in Chatham, MI (near Munising in the UP) where you can ride the rope all day for $5.
I need to figure out when I'm getting up there. Hopefully the base survives this warm spell so we can shred into March.
Wahooo!!! Great work humans! SKOL!
Wow Looks so fun, hoping it stays cold enough to get back out.
Some fun stuff over there. It really adds something new for Troll in a good way. My personal fav was Soppelhaug - there's a sick roller that you can air out so nicely 🔥
Nice job! Ill be out to check out the new area soon!
wirdest chairlift i havwe ever seen
Double quad? Troll built it for future uphill but never added the second side as they didn't need it. There are a handful out there that have both sides and still operate. Brandywine in Ohio and Peak n Peak in NY are a couple examples