where is good place to ski in vermont?
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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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In Southern California, your best bet is either Snow Summit or Bear Mountain (both in Big Bear). I don't think either place has great snow right now, but they're better than the other other local ski resorts (Mountain High, Snow Valley)
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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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Skiing all the way. You have way more control being able to use both legs. I've done both and I still say skiing. My favorite resort is by far Jackson Hole. Vail is way too expensive for my taste. Not to mention Jackson Hole has the biggest vertical drop in North America if you like steep.
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move to Utah Or jackson hole wyoming,  colorado is for skiers
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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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ive been there a lot. its a really fun place and theres not a lot of lift lines since it's so big. its really good for all ages and abilitys. while your there you might want to check out other mtns. nearbye. some are Copper, Keystone, Vail, Beaver Creek, Winter Park, and Loveland. youll have a great time.
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Go to Rhode Island or Vermont - Lived in Both - Mountains vs. Ocean - You choose!
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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 recommend Aspen, CO.  There are 4 mountains included.  Buttermilk Mountain is great for beginners, while there is Aspen Highlands and Aspen Mountain for the better skiers.  Snowmass is a huge mountain with great ski schools.  Great night life also!
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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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skiing to do, but snowboard to watch
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The last time I was out there, the following places were pretty decent, none were in Indy proper, but all were within a reasonable distance:\n\nSki Paoli Peaks - Paoli, IN\nhttp://www.paolipeaks.com\n\nPerfect North Slopes - Lawrenceburg, IN\nhttp://www.perfectnorth.com\n\nPines Peak Family Ski Area - Valparaiso, IN\nhttp://www.Valpomall.com/pines/ \n\nA great resource for Indy skiing / snowboarding is:\n\nThe Indianapolis Ski Club\nhttp://www.indyskiclub.org/default.asp
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Mt Hotham - cuz you can fly there (dont have to drive the kids a long way)\n\nor\n\nFalls Creek - cuz the slopes are not that full on  (in my opinion)
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In the mountainous regions. Particularly, the Rockies, in Alaska, in the Tetons, in parts of Vermont and New Hampshire.
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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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find a local ski shop maybe? or go to a different town