Skiing in Fairbanks AK

Hello everyone.

I have been skiing in Fairbanks for years. I ski at UAF, Birch Hill, and Moose Mountain. If you are from Fairbanks, or live near by please share where you ski. I'd like to have some more options.

UAF- great for beginners and tons of trails, cross country
Birch Hill Rec- great for advanced, and has some steep hills, cross country or downhill
Mountain- advanced downhill, can be very challenging

Thank you

Elizabeth

On Monday, February 2, 2015 at 11:21:09 PM UTC-7, Elizabeth Rocheleau wrote:
Hello everyone.

I have been skiing in Fairbanks for years. I ski at UAF, Birch Hill, and Moose Mountain. If you are from Fairbanks, or live near by please share where you ski. I'd like to have some more options.

UAF- great for beginners and tons of trails, cross country
Birch Hill Rec- great for advanced, and has some steep hills, cross country or downhill
Mountain- advanced downhill, can be very challenging

Thank you

Elizabeth

Sorry Elizabeth, there's nobody here from Alaska and you're barking up the wrong tree in this newsgroup because the majority of people here don't really ski. They just sit behind their computers bitching to each other things that are irrelevant to skiing. There are only a couple of people here who get out more than a couple of days a year and a few that haven't skied in a couple of years. Good luck, you might want to check out the forums on http://www.epicski.com/f/. This newsgroup has been nothing but flamewars for over a decade so there are no real skiers left here.

On 02/03/2015 07:22 AM, wrote:
On Monday, February 2, 2015 at 11:21:09 PM UTC-7, Elizabeth Rocheleau
wrote:
Hello everyone.

I have been skiing in Fairbanks for years. I ski at UAF, Birch
Hill, and Moose Mountain. If you are from Fairbanks, or live near
by please share where you ski. I'd like to have some more options.

UAF- great for beginners and tons of trails, cross country Birch
Hill Rec- great for advanced, and has some steep hills, cross
country or downhill Mountain- advanced downhill, can be very
challenging

Thank you

Elizabeth

Sorry Elizabeth, there's nobody here from Alaska and you're barking
up the wrong tree in this newsgroup because the majority of people
here don't really ski. They just sit behind their computers bitching
to each other things that are irrelevant to skiing. There are only a
couple of people here who get out more than a couple of days a year
and a few that haven't skied in a couple of years. Good luck, you
might want to check out the forums on http://www.epicski.com/f/. This
newsgroup has been nothing but flamewars for over a decade so there
are no real skiers left here.

This seems to have died down recently, or so it seems from the number of
posts that survive my killfile. Perhaps there's hope.


--
Cheers, Bev
"I've had a Lucas pacemaker for years and have
never experienced any prob

On 2/2/15 10:21 PM, Elizabeth Rocheleau wrote:
Hello everyone.

I have been skiing in Fairbanks for years. I ski at UAF, Birch Hill, and Moose Mountain. If you are from Fairbanks, or live near by please share where you ski. I'd like to have some more options.

UAF- great for beginners and tons of trails, cross country
Birch Hill Rec- great for advanced, and has some steep hills, cross country or downhill
Mountain- advanced downhill, can be very challenging

Thanks for the report. I did a quick google and also found Mt. Aurora
Skiland apparently near you - how does it compare to the others you
mentioned?

We California skiers are suffering under a continuing climate change
caused drought, but still getting turns (see elsethread.)
Haven't really heard - how's your snowfall compared to "normal?" Any
climate change impact? How about down Anchorage way? Any first hand
comments?

PS In spite what you read elsethread, there is a continuing undercurrent
of actual ski interest and ski talk here; it's like looking for gold on
the beach at Nome - lots of gravel; but there's still gold.

lal_truckee wrote:

PS In spite what you read elsethread, there is a continuing undercurrent
of actual ski interest and ski talk here; it's like looking for gold on
the beach at Nome - lots of gravel; but there's still gold

I got Gold at NASTAR open at Okemo this last weekend.
Now I can barely walk and stairs are very painful due to my knees.
But winning makes it all worthwhile.

We are getting killed with the snow here on Long Island, Windham and
Hunter got 12 to 14 inches yesterday.

Remember

Ski fast -Take chances.....

On 2/3/15 10:45 AM, downhill wrote:
Remember

Ski fast -Take chances.....

Remember

Ski deep -Make turns.....

On Tue, 03 Feb 2015 10:53:59 -0800, lal_truckee
wrote this crap:

On 2/3/15 10:45 AM, downhill wrote:
Remember

Ski fast -Take chances.....

Remember

Ski deep -Make turns.....

Think fast, ski fast, drink often.


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On 03/02/2015 19:53, lal_truckee wrote:
On 2/3/15 10:45 AM, downhill wrote:
Remember

Ski fast -Take chances.....

Remember

Ski deep -Make turns.....

"To turn is to admit defeat" Hugh Grierson, RIP

On Tuesday, February 3, 2015 at 11:54:00 AM UTC-7, lal_truckee wrote:
On 2/3/15 10:45 AM, downhill wrote:
Remember

Ski fast -Take chances.....

Remember

Ski deep -Make turns.....

Fast is for when you're lazy, tired, or before you learn to turn. Deep is good.

On Tue, 3 Feb 2015 14:20:22 -0800 (PST), pigo
wrote this crap:

Remember

Ski deep -Make turns.....

Fast is for when you're lazy, tired, or before you learn to turn. Deep is good.

Wuss.


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