So does anyone actually night ski? Seems neat
So does anyone actually night ski? Seems neat
So does anyone actually night ski? Seems neat
So does anyone actually night ski? Seems neat
I did, but recently it has become too difficult due to lighting.So does anyone actually night ski? Seems neat
Can't agree more. Night is for après ski.I rarely do as it’s generally the worst snow conditions of the day with the coldest temps of the day.
Snowboarded at Mountain High in Southern California a couple evenings eons ago. Boarded years ago at Montage at night and skied at Blue last December, had a blast. A midweek evening at Blue was sooo..much...fun...... We skied all afternoon til 8 or 9pm. I plan to do the same at Camelback this coming December.
Can't agree more. Night is for après ski.
Love my home bump but the lighting at Camelback leaves a lot to be desired.
So does anyone actually night ski? Seems neat
When I was in High School I night skied more than during the day..my junior year every time out skiing was at night, didn't ski the whole season during the day.So does anyone actually night ski? Seems neat
So does anyone actually night ski? Seems neat
This^^^^^Of my 30+ days a year probably 25 are night skiing maybe more. I love it for a few reasons, no crowd and I mean no crowd. Gets me out of house for the night as I climb the walls all winter. I think it also made me a better skier quicker because the hill is pretty skied out by the time I get there. So you learn to ski slop, crud, scraped off hard pack and of coarse ice. Actually I prefer to ski the hill nights all beat up then groomed. A little herbal... some tunes lightly playing in helmet speaker plus a full moon....
Well it’s heaven.
....JF doesn't light any....
I've only skied at night at Blue a few times on big group trips when the kids would not throw in the towel. Not my thing after a long day. Elk has limited lighted trails. JF doesn't light any, but it's nearby companion, Big Boulder, does if park is your thing. A few groomed black trails for regular skiing and it's on the pass you're looking at.