Brighton, Solitude, or PCMR is much more friendlier to new skiers

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Dec 22, 2024
10:22:29pm

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Fatalplacebo

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Spending next weekend in SLC for our anniversary and skiing Snowbird on Friday

OKchief

Dec 22, 10:10pm

Get to the canyon by 7:00

maxpowers

Dec 22, 10:11pm

Depends on the snow and if that’s a black out day.

conetah

Dec 22, 10:19pm

On a powder day I’m usually there by 6:30

maxpowers

Dec 22, 10:20pm

Honestly, I wouldn’t go to Snowbird if your wife is a beginner.

Fatalplacebo

Dec 22, 10:20pm

Brighton, Solitude, or PCMR is much more friendlier to new skiers

Fatalplacebo

Dec 22, 10:22pm

What time would I need to be at the bottom of Big Cottonwood to make a 9am

OKchief

Dec 22, 11:04pm

7:00 to be safe

Fatalplacebo

Dec 22, 11:13pm

RE: Honestly, I wouldn’t go to Snowbird if your wife is a beginner.

Art Director

Dec 22, 10:24pm

My plan was to put her in a half day lesson that comes with a chickadee lift

OKchief

Dec 22, 10:24pm

Chickadee is a small beginner lift. Alta would be better. There is more

johnnybyu

Dec 22, 10:28pm

The Sunnyside + Sugarloaf combination is pretty hard to beat.

Art Director

Dec 22, 10:36pm

Alta is always better.

unctoothman

5:20am

There is not much room for wandering off the path if she takes a wrong turn

Fatalplacebo

Dec 22, 10:32pm

She could stick to Chip's run off of Peruvian.

mulletino

Dec 22, 10:26pm

Alta is much better for beginners

WJCougar

Dec 22, 10:34pm

If you’re in a lesson they usually give you a parking reservation.

myfriendryan

Dec 22, 10:36pm

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