I liked skiing the one time I tried it. My uni is planning a ski/ snowboard trip to keebek this year that I'm really hoping I can get money for, should be a blast.

Are you the girl or the mustache?

I'm the tree in the back right on the other mountain face.

I wish the NHL wasn't locked out. :(

I play hockey and ski. I went to Big White Resort in Kelowna BC last january with my family, and we're probably gonna go again this winter :D

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Im the dork on the left

I cut skiing out of my budget the moment my parents were no longer involved in funding it.

Fun, but holy shit is it expensive around here. I'm thinking of getting into back country type o' stuff mostly for climbing access. We'll see...

Oafmeal where are you? I know some pretty ok places in the east that are actually fairly cheap

West coast. I have zero interest in paying for lift passes.

Just get skins and an AT setup, you'll be set for backcountry :D

Take that avalanche course though, good stuff to know before heading out

I've always wanted to go backcountry or heli-skiing but I live on the east coast and getting to places where I could do that would be really expensive.

I plan on going to Whistler if I ever get the chance

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I snowboard

Bumping because Okemo (my favorite mountain in Vermont) opened today, two weeks early.

Excited for this winter

Cant ski since I moved to the UK but will probably be taking a trip to chamonix if I can find a cheap enough way to go

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I AM EXCITED :::::::3

Damn that looks incredible

Holy poop I would love to go climbing in Chamonix. That place is mountain sport central.

I've been there, it's spectacular. I've skied and snowboarded all around the world and the alps in SWLD and France are just awesome. Austria has some nice places too.

i play hockey on a rec hockey team

I only have time to lift. All I do is lift. 3 times a day.

Snowboard! Hoping to take 4-5 trips to Whistler this season, and get a season pass @ Snoqualmie

Bump cuz big blizzard- bad for travel, awesome for skiing

And ofc I have to travel to get to any good mountain. Anyone actually using the snow to go skiing while I'm sitting in my corner crying?

I did. One day at Winterpark before break (gorgeous weather, but they could still use some snow), and one day at home at Alyeska (decent amount of snow, they just need to open up the whole mountain).

Built a small jump outside our house last winter when we got our once annual snowfall. Hopefully we get a ton of snow sometime this winter too.

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Going skiing in Norway next week and then again in early February :D

Offtopic: THIS GUY IS SUPPORTING AG.

AG SHYR

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I ski, mostly freeskiing.

I Bought a pair of Rossignol skis 2 years ago, I went to a few mountains with my buddies, one in quebec, one in nova scotia. Nothing amazing, but it was still fun. I love skiing, shame I can only go once or twice a year. #14 is luckyyyyyyyy.

You should give snowskating a try, its awesome for handrails with a bad lineup for snowboards and extremely fun. living in saskatchewan there is almost no hills/mountains so i only snowboard if i get a chance to go to a resort :(

I've been snowboarding most of my life. Unfortunately i live in NC so our mountains suck and i don't get that many opportunities for good snow. My brother just moved out to Colorado, so i've been visiting him a good amount. 2 years ago we did Jay Peak in VT and last year we did Breck, Monarch, and Loveland in CO.

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This is from the top of Monarch in CO
(i'm on the left)

I love skiing but I'm bad at it, the place I go to has like 4 black diamond courses and I can do one of them on a good day.

:(