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I've got a day to ski at Mount Hood on tuesday, probably staying at Hood River.
Which of the 3 ski areas is most recommended for a comfortable piste carver (i.e. I prefer bombing around fast on good trails rather than swimming through powder)?
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You may get lucky and a local turns up to show you around. You never know.
Sorry I missed you in Wengen. Never seen so much freshies EVER in my skiing life!
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I've been to Meadows & Timberline Lodge. The lower area (Ski bowl) was shut as I was there in April so I can't comment directly on it. I don't think it's a particularly big area though.
If it were between Meadows and Timberline I'd go to Meadows. It's bigger than Timberline for one thing (although it's still not exactly huge). The terrain at Timberline isn't really all that challenging either, whereas Meadows has some challenging stuff in Heather Canyon.
So having discounted Timberline perhaps a coin toss (Meadows/Ski Bowl) is the answer.
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Sorry I missed you in Wengen. Never seen so much freshies EVER in my skiing life!
Thanks. I think I saw you at breakfast in Wengen but never had a chance to say hi, was it not a fantastic dump of snow? Gutted I had to come back early while it was still at it's best but I think Hood, and hopefully Alyeska too, will make up for it!
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, As Meadows is easier to get to I think I'll be heading there tomorrow, looks great!
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Which of the 3 ski areas is most recommended for a comfortable piste carver (i.e. I prefer bombing around fast on good trails rather than swimming through powder)? 
