Recent content by raisingarizona

7-8 laps on liftline with soft snow and we good!

Albso-fucking-loutely :D

Awesome reply tirolski :D

Well if you read all of the posts in this here thread I'd say it depends. But to translate? The sky ain't the only thing big around here....$$$.

That's one I wouldn't mid if it were a HSQ but it's really open to the wind etc. so maybe just a new, fast FG would be better. It's F-in cold man!

Speaking on lifts I'm working in Big Sky this summer and oh my god this place is pimpiddy pimpin on that front. It's nuts.

HS lifts are expensive and costly to maintain. They are also problematic in more extreme weather events.

I heard Austin was gentrified and now barely anyone can afford it

The first place I skied at. I vividly remember the moment right before I dropped in for my very first run after an introductory lesson up in the flats. It looked massive to me!

Meh. I replied to the thread on ski talk on this same article. https://www.skitalk.com/threads/az-snowbowl-faces-concerns-with-reclaimed-water.37541/

Where are you planning on retiring at?

I was in town this past week for my daughter’s graduation and some family time. Jessica and I got to visit our favorite spots. Las Gorditas ❤️ Fratellis on 4th Street lunch slices 🤌

I haven’t but I have plenty of friends that have. I was always focused on the Inner Basin when we had snow but the cinder cones around Flagstaff are good skiing when we’d have big snow years at 7k.

Woot woot! I’m sitting at the Rendevous bar in town right now about to sip on their top shelf scotch! No skiing or biking for me while in AZ this run.

If I were doing a ski podcast I think I'd take the summer off and plan for the next season. I think it would be hard to keep cranking it out but this is just my personal opinion, I bet it's a lot easier for some folks. If it were serious though and you had sponsors and an actual paycheck from it...