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Where to Ski in the States mid March? Any ideas?

Where to Ski in the States mid March? Any ideas?

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Started by T1berious in USA - 29 Replies

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Andyoneil
reply to 'Where to Ski in the States mid March? Any ideas?'
posted Feb-2011

gotama186 wrote:Yes absolutely, I meant relatively friendly immigration in Denver compared to other US gateways..

They get a bunch of skiers on the flight from London everyday, so it's pretty obvious you are legit.

Chicago, NY and Miami (shudder) are altogether a different thing.


I can imagine Miami being a bit like Houston was - yowsers :evil:

T1berious
reply to 'Where to Ski in the States mid March? Any ideas?'
posted Feb-2011

Great, well it looks like Breckenridge \ Whistler, just a quick question on the Apres Ski in Breckenridge? Does it have any nice bars \ restaurants? My Partners been to Whistler so we no the Apres Ski there is quite good.

Cheers for all the info, loving the fact Breckenridge has had the most snow in living memory! :)

Cheers

T1b
Finally went off Piste!

Tony_H
reply to 'Where to Ski in the States mid March? Any ideas?'
posted Feb-2011

Colorado. El Nina is bringing in some amazing snow.
www  New and improved me

Farostegui
reply to 'Where to Ski in the States mid March? Any ideas?'
posted Oct-2012

I have just sent a comment about the UNWELCOMING reception you suffer by the Homeland security to DISCOVER AMERICA.COM(BRAND USA).
They point to visa procedures after 9/11 as one motive for setting up the campaign but that is not "holding the bull by the horns".
"To serve&protect" is the motto for the Police in USA but the first human face you get in USA is more "TO FRIGHTEN&DETER" TOURISTS AS THEY ARE ALL TERRORIST UNTIL PROVEN OTHERWISE
Elurra and Dolce Vita

Farostegui
reply to 'Where to Ski in the States mid March? Any ideas?'
posted Oct-2012

andymol2 wrote:The US airport thing varies from airport to airport.

The trouble is Customs & Immigration tend to forget they are part of the travel & tourism package. Yes they have a job to do but doing it in a surly, reluctant way is bad for tourism. Without the tourist most of them would be unemployed!


To gotama186
I totally agree with andymo12.
It was in Denver where I felt not only UNWELCOMED but FRIGHTENED
Elurra and Dolce Vita

Farostegui
reply to 'Where to Ski in the States mid March? Any ideas?'
posted Oct-2012

Despite the black cloud of Homeland Security I would give USA a go and I´m thinking about late March or even APRIL skiweek.
My first thought is for Deer Valley/Park City Resorts.
Someone mentioned having Salt Lake City as base camp and enjoy as well the Brighton/Alta resorts.
As you see UTAH is my first choice as been to Breck and Vail other times.
What about ASPEN?
I like the service Vail provides that is why I chose Deer Valley.

I wonder if I could end in Europe as Zermatt is good for late skiing. Looking forward for the link between Zermatt and Monterrosa
Elurra and Dolce Vita

Ranchero_1979
reply to 'Where to Ski in the States mid March? Any ideas?'
posted Oct-2012

Bit early to be worrying about snow levels in Europe. Although there was a warm dry spell in summer most of Europe's glaciers are looking in good condition and already freezing level is stable around 3200m. Everything is looking positive for another good season, with heavy snowfall in some areas.

At least another 8 weeks before have to pay any real attention to webcams.

I always fancied Park City or Steamboat in US.

Ian Wickham
reply to 'Where to Ski in the States mid March? Any ideas?'
posted Oct-2012

farostegui wrote:I have just sent a comment about the UNWELCOMING reception you suffer by the Homeland security to DISCOVER AMERICA.COM(BRAND USA).
They point to visa procedures after 9/11 as one motive for setting up the campaign but that is not "holding the bull by the horns".
"To serve&protect" is the motto for the Police in USA but the first human face you get in USA is more "TO FRIGHTEN&DETER" TOURISTS AS THEY ARE ALL TERRORIST UNTIL PROVEN OTHERWISE


What the hell are you talking about :shock:

Topic last updated on 07-December-2012 at 07:58