Quote Originally Posted by stinkyattic
Wildcat is nowhere near Killington.
It's actually not hard to get to from Boston... go up to the upper third of NH in winter and it's like Boston has come up to stay with you!
Wildcat is one of the more uncrowded mountains in the area. I would also suggest Jay Peak for a pretty gnarly New England experience. That mountain is in north-central VT right on the Canada line.
HEy if ya make it up here give me a shout in local. I'll lay some tracks with ya. But not at stupid killington, lol!
lol, guess Killington is too tourista eh? Thanks for the recommendations, I'm always in the hunt for the best slopes. When I go, I'll give you a shout

For WhosGotTheHerb, I can snowboard as well, but nowhere near as good as I'm at skiing. Snowboarding is another animal, although usage of balance is the same, it's more work than skiing, especially on your calfs. You just have to get use to it.

I enjoy skiing much more, on my beautiful 210s. I don't understand the trend in the last 10 years of skiing on shorter skis, the typical height now 170-180 are what I used when I was 11 and beginning to ski.
thcbongman Reviewed by thcbongman on . Skiers/Snowboarders Unite! Who here snowboard or ski? I'm going to ski with friends on a weekend gateaway to the Cannan Valley/Timberline region in WV. It isn't Colorado or Utah, but I'm psyched. Were staying in this gorgeous cabin, with a nice lounge with a fireplace and a hot tub. It's gonna be sweet, with some night skiing, which I only did once. Smoking a few blunts going down the hill. I can't wait.......AHHHHHH. Tomorrow never comes. Rating: 5