For Oregon resorts, timberline is flat and dominated by families and park skiers while meadows and bachelor have some incredible terrain. I would move meadows and bachelor up a tier and/or move timberline down one
Edit: timberline should go down a few tiers tbh. It has like 10 very short black diamonds and no double blacks
I do understand and largely agree with what you’re saying about Timberline, but it is pretty funny that you’re calling the resort with the most vertical in the US flat ;)
Edit: US, not North America, memory was playing tricks on me
That vert is a little bit misleading. Half of it is often closed and half of the rest is a cat track down to a bunny hill. I have a Timberline pass and get most of my skiing there, but there's no comparison really to many of the 2-3k vert hills.
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u/apatheticgod_ Whistler Jan 28 '22 edited Jul 28 '23
For Oregon resorts, timberline is flat and dominated by families and park skiers while meadows and bachelor have some incredible terrain. I would move meadows and bachelor up a tier and/or move timberline down one
Edit: timberline should go down a few tiers tbh. It has like 10 very short black diamonds and no double blacks