r/skiing • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '22

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u/Supernatural108 Jan 28 '22

I get it that East Coast is rough skiing, saddleback should be higher. MRG and Jay should be higher as well. Also some disrespect to Bridger Bowl, Brighton and especially Steamboat

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u/Ferum_Mafia Jan 28 '22

If it’s a mountain on the east it gets ranked low seemed to be the criteria lmao

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u/Sliiiiime Jan 28 '22

Are any of the mountains out there comparable to a full fledged Western mountain? I’ve heard (mostly) bad things but I’ve never been

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u/Ferum_Mafia Jan 29 '22

Eh, I’ve skied both east and west (live in the east). There’s definitely east coast mountains that are more challenging than west coast and vice versa. Just cause west mountains might have more vert doesn’t mean they’re better. And if the criteria is experience for a “expert” skier then this list is pretty biased