Is there any good snowboarding in Massachusetts?
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None, and stay out of Colorado
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I do- I use Ride boots and bindings, and my trusty Peter Line board.  I board in Utah, so powder is the only way to go.  (It is the "Greatest Snow On Earth" after all...).  And, to the previous poster, spring boarding is some of the best boarding there is- sun, no crowds or lines, inexpensive lift tickets, and I actually enjoy the slush, believe it or not...
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http://www.provincetown.com/\n\nTry the links on this site. I was trying to find the specific one for you, but then my dog barfed on my shoe.\n\nKeep us updated on where you choose, since my wife and I would like to camp in Provincetown, as well.\n\nJoy,\nTheslam2005
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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.
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TRY THIS ONE:\n\nPhil's Ski & Snowboard\n2980 Mcclintock Way # G, Costa Mesa, CA (21.15 miles away)\n714-754-7762
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If you are a skier go to dear valley. Amazing! place for skier.\nIf you are snowboarder go to park city. You have there lots of very good tracks.\nI loved: double jack, pioneer and scout's bowl.\nThose are amazing with fresh snow.
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Everyone knows that coastal Delaware and Maryland are known for their ski resorts.  I would go to Snow Hill, Maryland which is just west of Rehobeth Beach.  You could also go water skiing but no, that's another whole different thingie.
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Somewhere around Boston, Ma.
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There are a lot of good ski hills in Vermont but I have personal preferences for Stowe and Smuggler's Notch.
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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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the provincetown pilgrim monument i believe. check it out on google earth
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I went to Courchevel in France a few seasons back and it's awesome there. It's part of the three valleys so there is a massice linked ski area to cover. Way too much for a normal weeks boarding. The runs are great and there aren't too many drag lifts either (I hate those!)
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It would be easier to help you if I knew where in Michigan you are but I'll show you some places but here are all the resorts: http://travel.yahoo.com/p-ski-525421-michigan_ski_resorts-i\nThe have links to the individual sites as well. I want to make you aware that it's kind of foolish to get a snowboard if you aren't going to learn how to ride it, Maybe, instead of getting a board, rent a board for the season and ask for a season pass instead. A lot of resorts have buses up there, and I'm sure your dad would let you ride the bus. If your heart is set on getting that board, ask for your mom's help with transportation if you pay for the pass or something like that. I learned on a rented board and I'm incredibly glad that I did because I tore it up pretty bad just from learning and if it had been mine, I would have had to get a new one the next year anyway. Try out snowboarding before you buy a board because you might hate it, though I doubt it. Or maybe, get a used board boot and bindings and ask for a season pass somewhere too. There are resorts all over Michigan and I'm sure you'll find one and you need to work out a deal with your dad involving transportation if you want to go.
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This past winter I was at the U.S. Open for Snowboarding Championship at Stratton Mountain in Vermont and he ended up being there sponsering Burton.  I got to slapp high-five with him after his victory run down the gigantic superpipe...so that was pretty awesome....I then got his autograph on a picture of him later that day which was even cooler....I also met other stars like Kelly Clark, Danny Kass, Gretchen Blieler and a few others.....The whole experience was amazing...but thats as close as I have gotten to Shaun White...
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Squaw is probably a better moutain which gets more snow but for everything else (food/party) I'd recommend Heavenly because there's some casinos is at the base of the mountain.
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There is the NECBL if he is college.  Otherwise I don't know of any in Maine there are a few other leagues but more in Mass and NH\n\nI found 3 more at this link but personally I really love watching NECBL
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try philadelphia , Queens NY, Boston MA, California\nI heard these are some of the top states.