skiing in bryson city,nc?
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Catalochee but the weather has not been to switch lately. Boone has had some pretty good snowmaking weather lately.
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Greenfield Grind Skatepark visit them at 1701 Burnette Blvd. or call 362-8222.\n\n\nWhere is Wilkesboro? Is it near boone?
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I have used www.mountainwarehouse.com and www.wildday.co.uk, tchibo are getting their mens ski wear on Wednesday this coming week. They will apparently still get in some of the childrens thermals and may still have some womens stuff. TK max are excellent as are asda I have bought stuff there also. Have a great time.
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Mountains!!! They rock!!!! Some ski resorts will open this week!!!
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check out www.rsn.com  They have listings of ski areas around the world.  good luck and have fun!
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Horesback riding, golf (signature courses as well as par 3 and mini golf).  There are night time light shows, swimming, fishing hiking, horseback riding, paddle boats "fine" dining (which I didn't find that great).  In the winter there is skiing also.\n\nI'm sure you've seen the website:\nhttp://www.oglebay-resort.com/\n\nI've been there.  It's nice for a state run "resort".
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I hope this helps you out. It made me want to go on a vacation there myself! Good luck, and whatever you decide, have a very good time!\n\n\nhttp://www.mullinslogcabin.com/rates.html\nhttp://www.mountainparadisecabins.com/contact_reservation.html\nhttp://www.fewpb.net/~cccabins/Chestnut_Hilltop.htm\nhttp://www.fewpb.net/~cccabins/hunter.htm\nhttp://www.nbcabins.com/\nhttp://sceniccabin.com/\nhttp://www.cosbycreekcabins.com/\nhttp://greatrentals.com/KY/12249.html\nhttp://lakehousevacations.com/page-247.html
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"1. Whistler/Blackcomb, British Columbia \nThese two towering mountains provide the best skiing in North America, with the biggest vertical drop. It's funny what a difference 30 years and $600 million can make. Yet there was not much there but a mountain for courageous hikers. \n\nWhistler's charming village offers everything snowboarders and skiers crave; cafes, international stores and over 100 restaurants that cater to all tastes including Chinese, French, Greek, Italian, Mediterranean, Mexican, and Thai cuisine. \n\nFood is key after partaking in the activities that really make Whistler legendary. Whistler quickly rose through the ranks to become one of the strongest contenders for the much-disputed title of "world's greatest ski resort." Over the past decade, Whistler was consistently voted "Best North American Ski Resort" by North Americans. The Japanese repeatedly rank it as their favorite international destination.\n\n\n2. Vail, Colorado, Western United States \nLegendary Vail markets itself as "America's favorite resort" and deserves to be ranked amongst the world's top five all-around ski resorts. As the largest single ski area in the United States, Vail offers roughly 5,300 acres of skiable , terrain. \n\nLet's not forget the fastest high-speed detachable quads on one mountain. No small feat, I'm sure. Vail offers much more with several art galleries, museums, ballooning, dog sledding, ice skating, hockey, snowmobiling, and much more.\n\n\n3. Banff/Lake Louise, Alberta, Western Canada \nLocated in the heart of Canada's Banff National Park, Lake Louise ranks as one of the most scenic mountain resorts in North America, if not the entire world. Banff/Lake Louise has three different ski areas (Mount Norquay/Mystic Ridge, Sunshine Village, and Lake Louise) that are roughly 50 km apart (yes, they use km outside of the US). \n\nThe Insider's Guide to the Best Canadian Skiing has labeled Norquay as "an unforgiving brute legendary for its unrelenting vertical and monster moguls.""\n\nquoted from the list of Top 10 Ski Resorts (worldwide) at\nhttp://www.askmen.com/fashion/travel_top_ten/3_travel_top_ten.html\n\n\nyou may also want to take a look at\n\nThe Ten Best Ski Resorts In North America\nhttp://www.forbes.com/2001/11/08/1108feat.html
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apparently it does exist."due to inadequate snowfall, it is'nt much of achallenge right now-they are open for night skiing. but the snow up top of bear is decent.-says beth parker of cedar creek realty.I don't have the website for the park-email her:beth@cedarcreekrealty.com-or cell: 209-770-2384"
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Hmm.. i dont think that word exists. lol. But if you mean "esquiar" that means "to ski"
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OMG, I love the snow!!!!  It snowed 6 inches the other day, and I am so excited, I can hardly stand it!  The best part of snow is skiing, who else likes to ski?!  My local resort opens the 24th, I can't wait!
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Anywhere in the mountains is nice, Asheville is great if you like a city, Boone/Blowing Rock area is goregous small town.
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skiing to do, but snowboard to watch
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Loveland, colorado. They are at such a high elevation, they open early, and close late in the season. I've skied there. It is a pretty big place, with hard runs. It is very cheep too. Less than $40 a lift ticket. If you are not used to being at a high elevation, you might have trouble getting used to it.
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There are some good links here:\nhttp://uk.search.yahoo.com/search?p=north+shore+trails&prssweb=Search&ei=UTF-8&fr=kelkoo&x=wrt&meta=vc%3DcountryUK\n\nThis one in particular - http://www.mtbbritain.co.uk/North_shore_1.html
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I like Mt. Lowe, Strawberry peak, Jack straw trail. A good website is http://www.localhikes.com/MSA/MSA_4472.asp
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A good place to go with the whole family is Utah. It's pretty out of the way and inexpensive and there are resorts all over the place. I grew up there and my family has skiers and boarders and we all do just fine. This site will give you links and information about each of those resorts (there are 13).\n\nhttp://www.utah.com/ski/resorts/\n\nMy personal favorites are the ones up in Park City, about 45 minutes from Salt Lake City. These are Park City Mountain Reort, The Canyon Resort, and Deer Valley (skiing only). \n\nThe resorts in the Cottonwood Canyons, about 20 minutes from Salt Lake City are beautiful and the snow is always fluffy and powdery and easy for beginners and experienced riders.\n\nI will warn you, East Coast skiing and West skiing are very different. In the west, some of the green runs are similar to the blue runs on the East Coast. Just a word of advice.\n\nI hope you get to go to Utah, I grew up there and I learned to snowboard there and I wouldn't go anywhere else now that I've skied Utah.