วีดีโอ

@@garydodson3858 glad you like them! 4 more trail videos are in the works.

@@eliethridge5969 nope, 15th. It was the first day Quicksilver was open!

I think we found Paul Wanders' new alias. 😂 Just FYI, your shilling for Big Sky fails to account for the fact that most resorts don't NEED all the bells and whistles that Boyne likes to put on their chairlifts.

@@TheLewistownTrainspotter8102 he's had this "new" username for awhile now, annoying as hell.

A mother, father and their bebé

Haha, I'll be skiing more extreme stuff later in the year. This is just a P.OV of what the top to bottom of what Keystone looks like currently.

I agree, Keystone and Breck are pretty covered right now, and mid-week there's not a whole lot of people on the trails as well.

East Coast?? Hardly know her.

@@Wesley296 I purchased the Epic Local and Indy Passes for this season, and I’m also working at an Ikon Mountain this winter, so I get to most areas on the Ikon pass as well as “RealDeal” tickets to just about every mountain in Colorado. Indy added Loveland two weeks before the season started so I get 2 days at Loveland regardless if I use my RealDeals or not.

@@tucker.84 That's sick. You're probably one of the few who can truly ski wherever they want this season.

@@Wesley296 I’m very fortunate to be where I’m at right now, couldn’t be more happier!

Thanks, glad you liked it!

Loveland probably doesn't need more detachables, I think their existing lift layout already works well for them. One thing you have to remember about Loveland is that a majority of their terrain is advanced/expert/extreme terrain, and making a high-speed lift in a pod of those trails would probably make those trails way more accessible - which is kind of what you don't really want.

What’s that siren sound at 1:50 ? Hot donuts or something like that ?

@@mattstanton99 it’s a hot dog siren, every time they cook a hot dog they blast a siren throughout Loveland pass.🚨

7 months for Loveland

Hey Paul, last time I checked Big Sky doesn't open for skiing until November 27th.

My hunch is because it’s easier…once u stop falling after first 1-3 days..or more, dependent on ppl.

I’ve tried snowboarding but I kept falling on my ass. After about a day of this I just called it quits. Mad respect to the people that board everyday, it’s not for everyone!

@@tucker.84 it actually almost is. On a typical day u see more boarders than ski (see my comment above why). But I leaned after Cpl weeks there’s reasons y numbers shrink with age. 💡

For an advanced skier, yes. Also, after 5-Chair, it becomes a green run.

@ thank you, im going next week, hope some more trails are open

@@guibrandaoo Rips Ride opened up today, and I’m almost certain Rocky Mountain SuperChair or Quicksilver SuperChair will be open as well when you visit next weekend. We have a ton of powder up here, and temps look great during the night this week for snowmaking!

No. The Snowflake double is not a foot-traffic lift so you must have skis / snowboard / snogo bike in order to ride.

No way, that is awesome! Dude, absolutely I'll totally rip together with you and your buddies from Vail/Beaver Creek. I've never actually skied with anyone I've marched in Drum Corps with... it would be the best of both worlds. Hit me up on my socials and lets plan something when you're down!

@@tucker.84 Well I saw that the other Cadet that lives over this way was at Breck today. So technically you did ride with someone who marched haha. She was a Trumpet in 2017

@@KeystoneColorado Thanks! Y’all are the best!

Nope. Schoolmarm is a Beginner trail, so it is marked as a green circle.

Yup! I was in his latest video when he was at Keystone, he is a really awesome dude. Got some stickers from him too 🤙🏻

Thanks bro! More skiing coming up 🎿⛷️

They are not running Treasure on a reduced operating speed because conditions are marginal, and it's certainly not to overwhelm the trails. I skied here from 10:15am to 1:30pm and there was never a line amongst the 3 chairlifts that were open, and the lot closest to the base lodge was never full at all. Because Wolf Creek is so secluded in the San Juans it makes getting there incredibly hard to travel to; case-in-point the area sees relatively low skier traffic throughout the season. Therefore, it is somewhat justified that *not* running the lift at full speed everyday makes sense, but is still is a pain in the butt.