Where to stay in Utah?

We are 4 snowboarders of varying experiences; from beginner to
advanced. The beginner is an excellent skier so i think he should
have no problems picking up snowboarding.

We usually head out to Tahoe or B.C for our ski trips, but this year,
we decided to try Utah. We have the flights (Feb2-Feb7), the SUV, so
all we need is a place to stay. We plan to hit Park City, The Canyons
and/or Snowbird.

I am looking for suggestions for condos w/ kitchen in PC. There are
just so many to choose from.

Does it matter where in the village you stay?

-mike

in article , Michael at
wrote on 12/30/03 6:22 AM:

We are 4 snowboarders of varying experiences; from beginner to
advanced. The beginner is an excellent skier so i think he should
have no problems picking up snowboarding.

We usually head out to Tahoe or B.C for our ski trips, but this year,
we decided to try Utah. We have the flights (Feb2-Feb7), the SUV, so
all we need is a place to stay. We plan to hit Park City, The Canyons
and/or Snowbird.

I am looking for suggestions for condos w/ kitchen in PC. There are
just so many to choose from.

Does it matter where in the village you stay?

Snowboarders? I suggest you crash at Bob Thompson's in Sugarhouse. He
loves hosting snowboarders. Just drop "pigo" a line and tell him you are
coming.

In article ,
scottabe wrote:

in article , Michael at
wrote on 12/30/03 6:22 AM:

We are 4 snowboarders of varying experiences; from beginner to
advanced. The beginner is an excellent skier so i think he should
have no problems picking up snowboarding.

We usually head out to Tahoe or B.C for our ski trips, but this year,
we decided to try Utah. We have the flights (Feb2-Feb7), the SUV, so
all we need is a place to stay. We plan to hit Park City, The Canyons
and/or Snowbird.

I am looking for suggestions for condos w/ kitchen in PC. There are
just so many to choose from.

Does it matter where in the village you stay?

Snowboarders? I suggest you crash at Bob Thompson's in Sugarhouse. He
loves hosting snowboarders. Just drop "pigo" a line and tell him you are
coming.

Actually, there are (were?) some perfectly servicable rooms with
kitchenettes that sleep 4-6 for cheap in Sugarhouse. And I wouldn't be
surprised if Bob couldn't point you in the right direction. He's a
local with years of ski experience. Sugar house is central to all the
ski areas (being in SLC) but it doesn't have the ski area "vibe" however
it does have ready access to bars and popular resturants. HTH.

Dave

in article , Vern93
at wrote on 12/30/03 2:22 PM:

In article ,
scottabe wrote:

in article , Michael at
wrote on 12/30/03 6:22 AM:

We are 4 snowboarders of varying experiences; from beginner to
advanced. The beginner is an excellent skier so i think he should
have no problems picking up snowboarding.

We usually head out to Tahoe or B.C for our ski trips, but this year,
we decided to try Utah. We have the flights (Feb2-Feb7), the SUV, so
all we need is a place to stay. We plan to hit Park City, The Canyons
and/or Snowbird.

I am looking for suggestions for condos w/ kitchen in PC. There are
just so many to choose from.

Does it matter where in the village you stay?

Snowboarders? I suggest you crash at Bob Thompson's in Sugarhouse. He
loves hosting snowboarders. Just drop "pigo" a line and tell him you are
coming.

Actually, there are (were?) some perfectly servicable rooms with
kitchenettes that sleep 4-6 for cheap in Sugarhouse. And I wouldn't be
surprised if Bob couldn't point you in the right direction. He's a
local with years of ski experience. Sugar house is central to all the
ski areas (being in SLC) but it doesn't have the ski area "vibe" however
it does have ready access to bars and popular resturants. HTH.

I was thinking more that Pigo would love to host them in his own home. He
just loves snowboarders, especially ones like this jerk: they can stay up
all night amusing themselves with tall tales of their rsa crimes.

In article ,
scottabe wrote:

I was thinking more that Pigo would love to host them in his own home. He
just loves snowboarders, especially ones like this jerk: they can stay up
all night amusing themselves with tall tales of their rsa crimes.

Like most of us here, these fellows are willing to pay their own way.
They probably have jobs and don't make a career of scamming lift tickets
to "help at risk children." Now didn't you ruin somebody's fence on one
of your mooch extravaganzas?

Please, keep your nuttyness and anger in your own wacked out threads and
don't pollute so much.

Dave

Note: there is a moderated subset of RSA where this type posting can't
be sidetracked by the mentally ill.

in article , Vern93
at wrote on 12/30/03 3:14 PM:

In article ,
scottabe wrote:

I was thinking more that Pigo would love to host them in his own home. He
just loves snowboarders, especially ones like this jerk: they can stay up
all night amusing themselves with tall tales of their rsa crimes.

Like most of us here, these fellows are willing to pay their own way.

Unlike most of you here, they probably aren't pathological liars and
stalking terrorists. They won't sit up all night with Bob Thompson and
chortle about the vile lies they've told on rsa.

They probably have jobs and don't make a career of scamming lift tickets
to "help at risk children."

As I was saying about vile lies told on rsa? This from a sick, demented
stalker who has never done anything to help at-risk children, a gutless
anonymous wacko who tears down anyone dedicated to helping others.

Now didn't you ruin somebody's fence on one
of your mooch extravaganzas?

No. Invite Andrew McLean over to join in your lie-fest.

Please, keep your nuttyness and anger in your own wacked out threads and
don't pollute so much.


Please, stop being an angry nutcase making up ludicrous lies like you just
spread, once again. Instead, go mooch off Bob Thompson and sit around all
night doing drugs bragging about how vile you can get, how weirdly you can
stalk.