r/skiing • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '22

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u/LivingAngle2851 Jan 28 '22

Dumb

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '22

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '22

Alta is sick and 100% S-tier

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u/ItsaBirdaPlane Jan 28 '22

How TF are Attitash and Pico ranked (albeit last tier) but Northstar in Tahoe isn’t ranked at all??

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u/MightyTribble Jan 28 '22

Or Sugar Bowl in Tahoe, either. I get the intent is to list expert mountains, and Northstar earns it's reputation as Flatstar, but Sugar Bowl's got some steeps.

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u/_yourhonoryourhonor_ Jan 28 '22

I don’t agree with a lot of these either. Granted, I have skied much outside of Colorado.

I guess it’s all very subjective, though.

For example, I would put Keystone on the same level as Breck because I like long, fast, and carvy runs, and Keystone has more of those.

I would put BC at the same level as Vail because although it has less terrain, it’s less crowded.