It's that time of year again. Winter is upon us, and we're calling out to new and old friends that like to snowboard and ski. We have extra passes that we are happy to let others use with us up at Sundance. Message us if you're up for it.
We are beginners, but would love to get out there and have some snowy sexy fun!
We've been snowboarding for 20+ yrs, never made the effort to get to sundance but would love to.
Hey, how's it going ? Have you gone to Sundance this season ? I'm interested or even going to brighton. Message me if you're interested.
Opening day is tomorrow, so we haven't gone yet this year. Probably make it up this weekend.
You should try a resort up in the mountains. They even have snow. Of course if you'd rather ride in slush...
The snow was surprisingly good this past weekend at Alta. It made us wonder what the poor flatlanders in PC and Sundance were skiing on.
The snow was surprisingly good this past weekend at Alta. It made us wonder what the poor flatlanders in PC and Sundance were skiing on.
We're just waiting for Alta to move closer to our house in Provo, we're pansies and don't like the commute... hmm, or maybe we're doing our part to help the environment by cutting down on our carbon footprint? lol 
Regardless, it's where I get hooked up with 4 season corporate passes, so we shall margaritas out of the slush... while avoiding any yellow patches!
Regardless, it's where I get hooked up with 4 season corporate passes, so we shall margaritas out of the slush... while avoiding any yellow patches!PROVOPLAYTIME wrote:
We're just waiting for Alta to move closer to our house in Provo, we're pansies and don't like the commute... hmm, or maybe we're doing our part to help the environment by cutting down on our carbon footprint? lol
There are yellow patches and then there are "yellow patches". Depends who made them. Animals or common folk, definitely pass. If it's the rare Sundance Kid yellow patch then you should DEFINITELY make your Snowritas out of it. But thanks for helping Mother Earth by not driving all the way to Alta...and for not making my lift lines longer.
Personally, we VERY carefully picked the location where we live to be equidistant from as many ski resorts as possible. That way we don't have to feel guilty...or alternatively drive our Nissan Leaf (well, push probably more than drive) up any steep canyon roads.
We'll be down there at some point, but feel free to come up to Sun Valley, ID at any point ;-)
EVILDOERS wrote:PROVOPLAYTIME wrote:
We're just waiting for Alta to move closer to our house in Provo, we're pansies and don't like the commute... hmm, or maybe we're doing our part to help the environment by cutting down on our carbon footprint? lol
There are yellow patches and then there are "yellow patches". Depends who made them. Animals or common folk, definitely pass. If it's the rare Sundance Kid yellow patch then you should DEFINITELY make your Snowritas out of it. But thanks for helping Mother Earth by not driving all the way to Alta...and for not making my lift lines longer.
Personally, we VERY carefully picked the location where we live to be equidistant from as many ski resorts as possible. That way we don't have to feel guilty...or alternatively drive our Nissan Leaf (well, push probably more than drive) up any steep canyon roads.
http://thesnowgauge.net/united-states/exclusive-alta-set-to-welcome-snowboarders/
Are you "I Ski Alta" dudes no longer expecting Snowbird to build a wall to keep Snowboarders out?
Hilarious, DELICIOUS! You really had me going for a minute. 