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Old October 1st 07, 12:05 AM posted to rec.skiing.resorts.north-america
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We are planing to go sking in the Aspen/Vail area in february 2008. We
enjoy sking in steep slops and tough area. We stay away from the
groom. Anybody can tell me what are the best ski hill in the Aspen/
Vail area for that kind of sking.

Thank You

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Old October 1st 07, 04:29 PM posted to rec.skiing.resorts.north-america
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We skied "em all over 38 yrs.
Suggest you visit "ASPEN HIGHLANDS".
(Folks are very friendly)

4 u 2 get warmed up for the "steeps" we suggest you climb-up and then
ski-down "The Wall".
Great for practicing quick-turns and steep balance manuevers. You'll
get to like it !
-------------------BUT NOT FOR BOARDERS ! !----------
Have fun !


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Old October 2nd 07, 10:24 AM posted to rec.skiing.resorts.north-america
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You may find little known KEYSTONE,Co. is just what you desired.Stay at
the DAKOTA,centrally situated.

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Old October 2nd 07, 08:39 PM posted to rec.skiing.resorts.north-america
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Skiing Aspen, Vail, Beaver Creek, Loveland, Telluride, Crested Butte,
Wolf Creek, Winter Park,
are ALL good. However, we understood you wanted the most challenging
ski steeps......correct ?
Answer: "The Wall" at "ASPEN HIGHLANDS",
requiring very quick turns on an ungroomed 45°+ slope. The heavy
trees and bushes on the slope make it "almost" impossible to use a
board.
We've tried without success.

Before trying it, we suggest you FIRST talk with the Chief Ski Patroller
and explain your mission.

They probably have current condition advice.
Leave your personal ID info with them.
Name, Address, Landphone - Cellphone, Insurance Carrier & phone, etc.

Good luck ! Paul 10-2-07


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Old November 3rd 07, 12:21 PM posted to rec.skiing.resorts.north-america
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Leave your personal ID info with them.
Name, Address, Landphone - Cellphone, Insurance Carrier & phone, etc.


Don't need to do all that. Just leave Tel #'s of
2 contacts from back home that has all that info.
i.e. job, relative.

I would not leave info of address to a stranger
who knows I am not home.



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We are planing to go sking in the Aspen/Vail area in february 2008. We
enjoy sking in steep slops and tough area. We stay away from the
groom. Anybody can tell me what are the best ski hill in the Aspen/
Vail area for that kind of sking.

Thank You


 




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