Nat Emodi
@emodi
Skicaster: what are some of the most underrated mountains and resorts out there? Bonus points for details on snow quality, mountain experience, resort experience, overall setting etc
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Andy Jagoe
@andyjagoe
Some great underrated mountains: -Big Sky, MT -Crested Butte, CO -Solitude, UT -Loveland, CO -Brian Head, UT Best single resource for snow quality, experience, etc: https://www.zrankings.com/ski-resorts/rockies
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Nicky Romero🪿⛳️
@goose
Zermatt is a must. from train ride in, whoville like town, and epic views. skiing was so well groomed
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phil
@phil
Going to Banff this year and very excited. Whistler has *fantastic* apres. Mammoth is all around great.
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Adam Baybutt
@baybutt
Kirkwood Sierra cement actually incredible when fresh as you can do super steep with lots of control Mountain has a ton of chutes and side country. Massive back country bowl accessible off back too Setting in high sierras is gorgeous; that high elevation means some of best snow in CA
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chet
@cosmicblend
Whitewater, Nelson, BC small, laidback, and friendly resort. quality backcountry, and all the powder. if your a cannabis fan Nelson is high quality BC Bud
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Ben 🟪
@benersing
Loon Mountain, NH Known as a quality large enough mountain by New Englanders. Seldom traveled to by non locals. Great blend of groomed, glades and some powder. Small terrain park and half pipe if you're into that. Great local NE ski town feel. Only downside is no bowls or backcountry.
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iz
@freeparticle
@perl
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Patrick
@pmayr
Arlberg region in Austria. You can have any experience you want there. For apres ski, head to St Anton and go to MooserWirt or Crazy Kangaroo. My favorite place in the region is Zürs, which is less social and more quality skiing. Perfect conditions for carving but also a lot of offpiste spots. Also great hotels
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