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Skiing in Europe is far better than North America
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Poster:
A snowHead
Poster:
A snowHead
there is plenty of off-piste inbounds avalanched controlled terrain in Whistler. with a lot of varied terrain in the backcountry, a lot doable in a day with an insane amount of backcountry terrain available in you are willing to spend a night in a hut.
as to OP, where there was no text
, I have never skied in Europe, and would love to, Whistler rocks so my vote goes for BC, and therefore by default the rest of NA
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Poster: A snowHead
, I have never skied in Europe, and would love to, Whistler rocks so my vote goes for BC, and therefore by default the rest of NA
