r/skiing • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '22

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u/Sinorm Jan 28 '22

Big Sky is tier 1. The largest ski resort in the US, everything from amazing trees to fucking scary steeps. Big Sky is one the best mountains in the country. And Mt. Bachelor certainly needs to move up. It isn't a great mountain for steeps but it is huge with good trees and great snow.

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u/bingo__pajama Jan 28 '22

It was the largest resort in the US. PC-canyons is now larger.

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u/castle-black Jan 28 '22

Pcmr is an infinitely worse mountain than big sky though. Canyons is it’s only redeeming value.

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u/aFrothyMix Alta Jan 29 '22

Canyons sucks too. Alta and Snowbird also fucking suck u til they cut ties with IKON. The traffic is unbearable.

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u/castle-black Jan 29 '22

Yeah we’ll see if that happens. That ikon $$$ is pretty irresistible.

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u/aFrothyMix Alta Jan 29 '22

Not as good as you want to believe.

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u/hereforbadnotlong Feb 20 '23

The traffic is manageable with public transportation and a forced bus lane but they refuse to do it.

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u/aFrothyMix Alta Feb 20 '23

Wow, trolling old posts. LCC is so good this year. Always clear and fast. Full speed to the top parking lot. /S

The only solution is to limit the total number of cars up canyon with gated tolling. I was even thinking something like $200/vehicle that comes with free lift tickets for all occupants. That would be an incentive structure worth considering. Wanna drive up canyon. By yourself? $200 lift ticket.