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Ideas for a big North American trip
 Poster: A snowHead
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abc wrote:
away from Niseko, there’re often powder just by the side of the run that goes untouched for half a day!


Word!

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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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paulhinch wrote:
I'm thinking of a big North American trip (maybe next year but probably the year after so planning well in advance - particularly with the way lift passes seem to be priced etc).

Any suggestions for places to consider.....criteria for me would be: -
* Snowboarder friendly
* Not insanely busy (we've all seen the Mammoth Opening Day videos and I'd just turn round and go home if I went somewhere like that).
* Very different to Alpine Europe in terms of both resort feel and the types of runs available (I'm thinking potential for BIG powder days, crazy cold etc).


OK, bit left field, but if you really want a different experience then I’d heliski in Canada. It’s not cheap BUT it’s also not insane particularly if you do it with a group.

A lot of people assume that heliskiing is only for experts but that’s not the case; with wide skis and untracked powder a good intermediate will still enjoy it. We had a couple in the group that went with CMH a little while ago and they were put in a separate group and had a blast; they did the bowls rather than the steep or trees.

I have to say that, for me, it was my best ever ski holiday … and definitely completely unlike anything anywhere else … literally over 1million hectares of mountains to ski and no-one else within your view.

If you’re going to have to save up then I’d suggest saving up for a potentially once in a lifetime experience like that.
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