Skier's/Snowboarders...heck, even 'bladers

[Prince Valiant]

Found a great ski-map website

http://www.ski-guide.com/

It's great...select the country, then the state or province.

It's always been easy to find a list of the ski hills in the state, but kind of a hassle to see WHERE it was in the state. This puts it right up in front.

This is especially helpful with the UP and MN ski hills...imo, the best midwest skiing is along lake superior. Most of those place up there average a whopping 240-300 inches a year! :headbang

Have fun navigating.

BTW...MT bohemia in the UP looks killer (never groomed)! Anyone want to make the trip?

[theavenger333]

me and my snowblades do not do well in powder beyond a few inches. just sink. i could bust out my Board though.....

[Cryptic]

me and my snowblades do not do well in powder beyond a few inches. just sink. i could bust out my Board though.....

x2

[jbiscuit]

I might be game....boarding and brews?

[TransAm12sec]

I enjoy Lutsen the most in the midwest. I was at Powderhorn right before christmas. It rained in the afternoon Friday, but snowed overnight. A fun thing do to at night is check out the bars in Hurley. It was pretty crowded for a small town.

http://photos.pe.facebook.com/v61/191/49/13934428/n13934428_35971171_6374.jpg

http://minnesota.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2214104&l=015c8&id=13934428

I've heard the same thing about Mt. Bohemia; nice powder skiing.

[jbiscuit]

Hurley is awesome!!!!

[Breecher_7]

Im down....want to get out a few more times this year!