SP Vail Skiing??
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Is anyone up for some resort skiing? Rent a house something like this?
http://www.vrbo.com/211872
split the costs and hopefully shred some pow?
http://www.vrbo.com/211872
split the costs and hopefully shred some pow?
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John Duffield wrote:Is anyone up for some resort skiing? Rent a house something like this?
http://www.vrbo.com/211872
split the costs and hopefully shred some pow?
1000Pks wrote:With a friendly carpool op, I'd be game to drive all the way from CA to ski a day in Aspen (one of my dreams). I'd lodge in Grand Junction and get up early to drive the way in the early morning, as $300/night is too much for me. The main gist of any trip would be to road trip and stop in the national parks and monuments along the way. I did this once and it was pretty good, solo.
I normally bc ski, but the local SC got rid of that. The Colorado high route would appeal to me, but most don't do that. Love to ski some peaks, too, but as cold as it gets, it might be risky with as little expedition gear as I have.
Kiefer Thomas wrote:You can grab a room for half this much and still have nice digs up close to the gondy. No driving. Plus, if you're going on a ski destination holiday, spend your money on things like good food, drink, new goggles, boots, drink etc.
Having nice lodgings is great to have but it's the other things that make for a great vacation.![]()
But are you really a Broad?
The 92 extra miles are worth the $45/night I'd get at M6.