The Official Pugski Members only Private Ski Resort.

[cantunamunch]

I want a prehistoric-themed (dinosaurs and volcanoes!) hot spa with a 15m radius gyrator in the main swimming pool for the once-an-hour bathing suit conga line, a water slide into an indoor/outdoor pool, heated brick radiant warming/drying niches.

Basically, transplant the Römerbad from Bad Kleinkirchheim, put in dinosaurs.

 

[Jim McDonald]

bathing suits in the hot spring...quaint!

 

[Blue Streak]

Has anyone suggested the need for a private distillery?

 

[Karen_skier2.0]

While the bathrooms at Snowbasin are spiffy, how about some nearly ski in-ski out bathrooms on the slopes?

 

[David Chaus]

While the bathrooms at Snowbasin are spiffy, how about some nearly ski in-ski out bathrooms on the slopes?

They're called "trees"

 

[Karen_skier2.0]

They're called "trees"

Not so easy for the females.

 

[Philpug]

Not so easy for the females.

They're called hollowed out stumps?

 

[Jim McDonald]

Gotcha covered, Karen:

 

[janeskis]

Dog-friendly.
On-mountain brewery.
Easiest way down is called Your Mom.

 

[Erik Timmerman]

Longest super pipe any of us has ever seen. It would face dead south too.

 

[Bad Bob]

OK, I give up. What is so special about the bathrooms at Snowbasin?

If you don't know, you gotta go.

 

[Bad Bob]

Back to the terrain: can we have Mineral Basin on the north side? A few cruisers like say Warm Springs out SV would be good too. Something bumpy perhaps, International out of Alpental would be nice (you'll be entertained).

A funky little on mountain lunch place with a patio to see the world go by would be needed. I would like to recommend the 60's vintage day lodge at a little speed bump named Huff Hill, ND. World class chili and home made soups and the nicest people in the world (just no hill). They will of course need a bevy of micro brews on tap and smaller cellar wines. They will need a little building upgrade though, maybe the John Paul lodge back out of Snowbasin. (or maybe just the John Paul lodge, with better beer?)

 

[Philpug]

@Bad Bob, I like the way you think. You will fit in well here.

 

[skibob]

Back to the terrain: can we have Mineral Basin on the north side? A few cruisers like say Warm Springs out SV would be good too. Something bumpy perhaps, International out of Alpental would be nice (you'll be entertained).

A funky little on mountain lunch place with a patio to see the world go by would be needed. I would like to recommend the 60's vintage day lodge at a little speed bump named Huff Hill, ND. World class chili and home made soups and the nicest people in the world (just no hill). They will of course need a bevy of micro brews on tap and smaller cellar wines. They will need a little building upgrade though, maybe the John Paul lodge back out of Snowbasin. (or maybe just the John Paul lodge, with better beer?)

@Bad Bob @fatbob we have numbers on these guys. We're takin' over here . . .

 

[Tony Warren]

@Bad Bob @fatbob we have numbers on these guys. We're takin' over here . . .

Are you the 'real' Bad Bob from Amarillo?

 

[Uncle-A]

I am not sure if I missed this because the bulk of the post seem to be about food and restrooms but I think the resort should have a large locker room and each PugSki member gets a free locker big enough to hold the 5 pair of skis and seating with enough space for putting on your boots.

 

[Jim McDonald]

boot-drying rack

 

[DanoT]

I am not sure if I missed this because the bulk of the post seem to be about food and restrooms but I think the resort should have a large locker room and each PugSki member gets a free locker big enough to hold the 5 pair of skis and seating with enough space for putting on your boots.

You are pretty much describing my locker and locker room at Sun Peaks and while it will only hold 4 pairs of skis, it has shelves for 2 pair of boots, each with a tube of room temperature air pumped into each boot, as well as room for storing extra clothing and gear. It is not free but at $240CDN for 12 months it is pretty cheap.

If you arrive before 9:30 or so you can park right in front of the Village Daylodge where the locker room is located and you are about 100' from one chair and 200' from another chairlift. The locker room is in the basement and I know of one locker room user who has trouble with stairs so the SP Resort Corp has given her a key to the private kitchen staff elevator.

I was on the waiting list for 7 years before I got my locker. Even then I only got it because some people gave up their lockers when they changed it from seasonal to year round use and raised the rental price. I guess I will leave it in my will to my next of kin when i pass on.

 

[Tony Warren]

You are pretty much describing my locker and locker room at Sun Peaks and while it will only hold 4 pairs of skis, it has shelves for 2 pair of boots, each with a tube of room temperature air pumped into each boot, as well as room for storing extra clothing and gear. It is not free but at $240CDN for 12 months it is pretty cheap.

If you arrive before 9:30 or so you can park right in front of the Village Daylodge where the locker room is located and you are about 100' from one chair and 200' from another chairlift. The locker room is in the basement and I know of one locker room user who has trouble with stairs so the SP Resort Corp has given her a key to the private kitchen staff elevator.

I was on the waiting list for 7 years before I got my locker. Even then I only got it because some people gave up their lockers when they changed it from seasonal to year round use and raised the rental price. I guess I will leave it in my will to my next of kin when i pass on.

I wonder if Apex has a deal on lockers like this?

 

[Jim McDonald]

I was on the waiting list for 7 years

Sounds like they need a bigger locker room!
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