what east coast ski resort has a 320 foot vertical drop?
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Mountain View at Edinboro\nAdult weekend lift ticket $22; weekday $14. Student (9 to 21) weekend $17 and $12 weekday; child (5 to 8) $14 on weekends and $10 on weekdays; child (4 and under) free when accompanied by a parent who skis; seniors (70 and older) free. Group lesson: $15. Ski rental: $15 adult and $10 for students and children aged 5 to 8. Snowboard rental: $23.\nLifts: One T-bars, and one Poma lift.\nSlopes and trails: 8.\nVertical drop: 320 feet.\nAddress: Box 447, Edinboro, PA 16412; 1-814-734-1641.
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I believe you are referring to the South Coast Winery Resort and Spa ... http://www.southcoastwinery.com/southcoast/index.jsp
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Lake skiing:\n\nNorth bay: Clear Lake or Lake Berryessa\n\nSouth/East Bay: Lake Don Pedro (plus there's three other lakes right up around Angels Camp that are nice).\n\nThat said, I think the best bay-area water-skiing destination is the Sac River Delta.  Smooth water, you can always find a quiet area to ski and though the scenery lacks big mountains, it's only 30 minutes to Disco (Discovery Bay - where you can get a boat) from Walnut Creek.  Fun fun fun.
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Try Val thorens resorts in the French alps:\nhttp://www.valthorens.com/
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That all depends on what you mean by "best".  If you want a resort with a nice village, lots of shops and great restaurants, then it's probably Mt. Tremblant.  If you're looking for a no-nonsense place with great terrain and a good deal, then it's definitely Jay Peak in Vermont.  Last time I was there (which was a while ago), they took Canadian dollars on par with US, making it a great deal if you're coming from Canada.  It's a fun mountain with pretty much no 'out of bounds' and great glades--they'll let you board the entire mountain.  Also has one of those big aerial trams that goes bottom to top.
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I would recommend looking at the ski resorts in the Salt Lake City area. \n\nThere are many of them with all varieties of terrain. SLC airport is the central hub of all air transportation across the country so it should be easy to get to and cheap as well. \n\nIt should only take you 45 minutes to get to the closest resort and accomidations are reasonable due to competition with other resorts and hotels.\n\nI would look at Snowbird, that's where I learned to ski and I love it.
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The correct answer is Alta and Snowbird in Utah.  Best lightest snow in the world.  Plus they get more snow than almost any other resort in the US except for one or two in Alaska. Last year they had over 700 inches. Most other resorts get only 300 inches.  Almost everyday is a powder day. Close to the airport (20 mins). You also have the option of skiing at 8 other resorts that are within 45 minutes from the airport.  If you don't want to go to Utah then the other favorites would have to be Jackson Hole and Whistler BC.  Don't waste your time in Colorado. Its not worth it. \nSnowbird hosts the freeskiing nationals every year so they have their fair share of steeps.  Hands down the best skiing in the world.
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178feet above sea level.
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move to Utah Or jackson hole wyoming,  colorado is for skiers
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a ski resort? just a thought
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Engelberg, Switzerland\nPopular year-round resort with one of the biggest verticals in the Alps.\n\nThe damage will be USD$1089.00 / person.\n\nAvailable from November through May.\n\nThe last link on Switzerland is worth a quick read.
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Davos is a pretty good resort, linked reasonably well with Klosters.  It's got a far range of skiing/boarding available so would suit pretty much any ability.  There can be some really good powder too!  A couple of things I'd say though - 1) The linking between runs is not fantastic - you may find yourself taking your foot out of the binding and pushing far more than you'd like. 2) It's very expensive for eating/drinking out/
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3:06 on the east coast of the US
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probably Big5 sports or the sports chalet
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I live in Denver and have been skiing at Breckenridge, Keystone, and Winter Park. All three are great restors and a bit cheaper than Vail, which is mostly tourists. But- I think it is Tom Hanks who has a vacation home in Vail- I may be wrong though.
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Ski as high as you can.\nDo as many flips, twists, gainers, tucks, and summersaults while hanging in the sky.\nAnd.\nTry not land on your face.
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Sledding/Tubing\nMeadow Mountain Tubing Hill\nEnjoy tubing on the original 'locals' ski hill. A surface lift gets you to the top. A must do when in Vail! Safe and fun for the entire family.\nLocated at I-70 and the Minturn exit, open 7 days a week, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.  There is food available: soup, hot dogs, coffee and hot chocolate.\nCost is: TBD per hour\nFind more information  on Meadow Mountain Sledding.\nPhone: 970-827-4155.\n\nHorseback Riding\nEnjoy a winter horseback riding adventure in the snow-covered backcountry while viewing the incredible scenery and wildlife. Take in an evening under the stars in a sleigh pulled by Belgian draft horses. Dinner packages available.\n4 Eagle Ranch - 970-926-3372\nSeasons at the Green - 970-476-8057\n\nGore Range Snowshoe Hikes\nFrom animal tracks to the mountain pine bark beetle, the Nature Discovery Center is your source for all things wild - including guided snowshoe tours with an expert naturalist. Located in an all-seasons yurt at Eagle's Nest, the NDC is open seven days a week from 10 - 4 p.m. Hikes daily at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. For information and custom programs call 970-479-4675. The Nature Discovery Center is a partnership between Gore Range Natural Science School, Vail Resorts, and the US Forest Service.\nCreate your own adventure! Unguided hourly snowshoe rentals are available Tuesday-Saturday after 2 p.m. from the Adventure Ridge Pavilion for $5 an hour.\n\nthere is tons of shopping... you could go to a spa... out to eat etc...  check out vail.com for more info.