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That does sound sweet, I would love to spend a few months hittin up resorts all over the country…maybe during better economic times…But I'll be heading to Salt Lake for a week in January, then a weekend in Tahoe with a whole bunch of friends in a cabin.  Other than that, just trying to head up to tahoe as often as possible.

snow in alabama?!?!!??!?! omg ahahahhaah.i forgot there are a bunch of resorts in n/c thats not to bad of a ride for you.sugar (i think its called) mountain is a pretty big resort. dunno about their openings orterrain, never been.the things ive heard about ober gatlinburg are hearsay, but i hear it enough to believe it.ive heard you can ride there all year, because they put a matt you can ride or something.but my sister and her fiance went this past winter to try out her new skis, and they wouldntlet her ride her own equipment, they made her ride theirs due to lawsuits or something.if you find a good one let me know!though taking g/w's tax rebate to canada for a few days in whistler is a good idea too 😉

Bulgaria was Ok. Resorts are really small though so unless you're a beginner you'll get bored in two days! Food wasn't great either!  😕 Definately won't be going back. I'm still praying I win the lottery and can get across to Whistler!!!  😛 But will probably end up in the Alps! Hoping for some Scottish action this weekend though!!!

Once you get the basic technique and form it really is about confidence and comfort.  It's all about your personal interest and motivation.  Just like your shouldn't let anyone force you into doing something your not comfortable with, you shouldn't allow people to hold you back.  Just remember not to ride outside your ability.Me, I have been riding maybe about two dozen times and the blacks out here scare the living bejesus out of me.  Even some of the blues at the big resorts are very intimidating in spots.

I have a season pass to Heavenly in Lake Tahoe, so I'll be up there most weekends (if i have the money).  Also going for a week to Salt Lake City.Speaking of which, does anyone know any good resorts in the Salt Lake City area? I'm seriously thinking about buying a Super Pass, which includes four days at Snowbird, Alta, Solitude and Brighton, plus roundtrip bus fare for only $106!  Sounds like a good deal, except for the fact that you cant snowboard at Atla  🙁  but 3 resorts in four days for that price is still pretty dam cheap. 

I agree brad.  But not everyone has the means to access the backcountry.  You should definitely know what you are doing when you go to the backcountry or even to the top of the chair lift at a resort.  If you need advice, hire a pro instructor — most resorts have them for hire through the “Ski/Board School” department.Hey check out the new g@llery.  This pic may give you a good idea as to how to get off the chairlift properly.