An Insider's Guide to Kirkwood (Part a-Timber Creek & Mountain Village)

An Insider's Guide to Ski Resorts, Episode 21a
Part b: • An Insider's Guide to ...
Part c: • An Insider's Guide to ...
Part d: • An Insider's Guide to ...
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[@arjunski]

One of my favorite mountains I've been to! 😁

[@cadeheartssnow]

Got a trip lined up to Kirkwood 3/5 - 3/9 and definitely want to make the most out of it with the snow coming in. This was perfectly timed. Subscribed.

[@random_stuff_channel]

chair 11, the reut, is pronounced "root"
also, mokelumne is pronounced "mo-keh-lume-neh"

[@SRGSkiing]

I guess I forgot to change that one. I fixed "Reuter" for the Bowl in tomorrow's episode, but I forgot about this one. I thought I had Mokelumne correct though, no?

[@random_stuff_channel]

@@SRGSkiing Mokelumne is a hard one. It took me a whole year to start pronouncing it right

[@scottspeer]

It's a native american word. There are a number of "umne" names throughout central California, the most known of which is Tuolumne (the Tuolumne River, Tuolumne County, Tuolumne Meadows in Yosemite). There is a Mokelumne River in California (along Highway 88, which leads to Kirkwood), as well as a town named Mokelumne Hill. The umne suffix means "people" or "people of." Mokel comes from a word that means "river," so mokelumne means river people. @@random_stuff_channel

[@ernesttrent8690]

Thank you

[@random_stuff_channel]

First comment! Again! (I was first comment on Mammoth vid too)

[@SRGSkiing]

'Preciate the support!