Let us know or add yourself to the roll once you figure it out!
What is this? Slacking off as the Gathermeister already?
Let us know or add yourself to the roll once you figure it out!
What is this? Slacking off as the Gathermeister already?
Hmm... I offered to add to the roll. And I see a "Team Gathermeister" under your name too. Surely you could also handle it?
Ok, I have been lurking since the thread started and am extremely tentatively putting my hat in. Still trying to figure out some of those pesky details to see if it can happen. It would be me and family.
I was worried exactly about that! Not having the free time to digest and absorb the instructions.That much instruction at one time can be overwhelming.
I was worried exactly about that! Not having the free time to digest and absorb the instructions.
Also, if I do go, It’ll be relatively early in the season, around mid-Jan. Last time I went to Taos in January, it was pretty bony! That could make it even more intense that other times.
On the other hand, at ~$200+, it’s not a lot of money. It’s either spend that small sum and learn something vs just free skiing for $0.
(or skip it altogether and stay put to enjoy the more mellow terrain at Copper — I tend to be lazy and easily entertained with mellow skiing if I don’t has a goal)
No, I didn’t go last year. It was a couple decades ago that I went in January for the first time. Since then, I had always gone in February or March.Don't use last year as a metric. Last year was the worst snow year since they opened in 1955. This season is shaping up to be a normal winter. The terrain will way more intense than last season.
...still lurking, trending toward YES.
Question for those with experience. Does it make sense to bring a quiver to the lessons? i.e. a good carving GS ski in addition to the mid-fat Experience 100s
For those who have weighed the pros and cons before, is staying in town and driving up the mountain worth the savings? Or should I "splurge" and look for something in the village? What would you do with a 5 year old as part of the mix?
YESSSSS......still lurking, trending toward YES.
Question for those with experience. Does it make sense to bring a quiver to the lessons? i.e. a good carving GS ski in addition to the mid-fat Experience 100s
For those who have weighed the pros and cons before, is staying in town and driving up the mountain worth the savings? Or should I "splurge" and look for something in the village? What would you do with a 5 year old as part of the mix?