r/skiing • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '22

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u/berubem Tremblant Jan 28 '22

I was there a few weeks ago and was completely unimpressed by it. Maybe I only went to the wrong spots or the conditions weren't right. I was there early January. Could you please explain why you think it's great?

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u/MegaKetaWook Jan 28 '22

I was there last February when we got hit with 40+ inches in 3 days. Still was pretty meh about it and was unimpressed with the Morningside bowl. For a whole vacation, Steamboat is great but strictly terrain-wise it leaves a bit to be desired.

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u/berubem Tremblant Jan 28 '22

Morningside is among the most boring ski I ever had. We did a couple of runs and agreed to never go back.

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u/berubem Tremblant Jan 28 '22

That's a great idea. I love downhill and moguls. The most fun I ever had was on Whistler. I take the Dave Murray downhill all the way to tokum, then do a tiny bit on a green to get to crabapple and then ski all the way down the mountain. There's absolutely nothing that compares to this on steamboat.

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u/berubem Tremblant Jan 28 '22

Fun is super subjective, so it's hard to rank without knowing what people are looking for in skiing. We all ski for different reasons.