A friend and I are planning a 2+ week trip in BC. We're both advanced/low-expert skiers in our 60's, and are looking for good, but not hair-ball, skiing. For reference, we're good on most all diamonds at Alta and Snowbird, but very few double-diamonds. We're good skiing intermediate slopes, too; in truth, an ideal day might be 50/50 black/blue. So, for example, we're probably not looking at Kicking Horse, since its reputation is pretty gnarly. But.... we could be convinced. Conditions are most important.
We are also fans of the lesser-known, more laid-back places: I often ski Snowbasin, PowMou, and Brighton rather than LCC b/c of crowds and attitude. Currently, we're looking at Red, Panorama, Revelstoke, and Fernie, but again, need confirmation/correction beta. Big White? Silver Star? Whitewater?
Any insight/thoughts/reviews would be helpful.
We will probably ski Whitefish on the way home.
Edit: Oh, by the way...is March too late, or OK? We're either last-two-weeks in Feb+ or first two weeks in March+.
We are also fans of the lesser-known, more laid-back places: I often ski Snowbasin, PowMou, and Brighton rather than LCC b/c of crowds and attitude. Currently, we're looking at Red, Panorama, Revelstoke, and Fernie, but again, need confirmation/correction beta. Big White? Silver Star? Whitewater?
Any insight/thoughts/reviews would be helpful.
We will probably ski Whitefish on the way home.
Edit: Oh, by the way...is March too late, or OK? We're either last-two-weeks in Feb+ or first two weeks in March+.
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