Ski area count.

[snow addict]

France: Morzine, Chamonix

Switzerland: Verbier and 4 Vallees, Leukerbad, Zermatt.

Not a long list and probably won't expand much, because travelling with gear is so much hassle, and who would want to travel far anyway if they had Chamonix and Verbier nearby?

Would love to ski in Colorado one day though...

 

[pinto]

Colorado
Ski Broadmoor
Geneva Basin
Ski Cooper
Berthoud Pass
Loveland
ABasin
Eldora
Breckenridge
Keystone
Vail
Beaver Creek
Copper Mountain
Winter Park/Mary Jane
Steamboat
Kendall Mountain
Silverton
Purgatory

New Mexico
Santa Fe

Utah
Solitude
Snowbird
Alta

Wyoming
Jackson Hole

West Virginia
Snowshoe

Pennsylvania
Ski Liberty

Canada
Whistler/Blackcomb

Switzerland
Zermatt

Austria
Lech/Zurs

Italy
Cervinia

 

[callmijane]

A-basin
Breck
Copper
Crested Butte
Loveland
Ski Cooper
Snowmass
Sunlight
Winter Park
Vail
Angelfire

and some place in Utah that I can't remember- might have been Beaver Mtn- I was 12.

Forgot Keystone and good ol' Ski Broadmoor!!

 

[Nemaine]

This is an interesting thread - here are mine...

France: Val D’Isre, Alp’ D’Huez, Meribel, Motterat, Courcheval, La Plagne, Les Arc, Val Thorens, La Rosierre

Italy: La Thuile

Switzerland: Wengen, Grindelwald

Scotland: Glenshee

Would love to get over to the Western US and Canada for the powder once my son is a bit older.

 

[mtngirl]

I might be forgetting somewhere, but...

Colorado: Steamboat and Loveland

Montana: Big Mountain.. I was pretty young, but it was a FUN mountain, from what I remember.. It was foggy though.

Idaho: Schweitzer, Silver Mountain, Lookout Pass (is that Idaho or Montana?)

BC: Panarama, Kimberly, Red Mountain, Big White, Silver Star, White Water, Fernie (LOVE)

Alberta: Banff/Lake Louise

Washington: Mountain Spokane, 49 Degrees N, Alpental, Snoqualmie, Stevens Pass, Mission Ridge

 

[angelkeys]

Let's see:
Let me see:

BC: Mt. Timothy, Troll, Sunpeaks, Silverstar, Apex, Big White, Manning park, Grouse mountain, Mt Seymour, Cypress Mountain, Whistler / Blackcomb, Hudson Bay Mountain, Mt. Tabor,
US: Mt. Baker,

Europe:
Italy: Marmolata, Groednertal, Araba, Corvara, Campolongo, Val Gardena, Cortina D'Ampezzo, Alta Badia
Austria: Innsbruck, Zillertal, St. Anton, Mayerhofen
Germany: Garmisch Partenkirchen, Mittenwald, Obersdorf, Black Forest

Some places I can't remember the names anymore.

 

[ritag]

Some of us DO Get around!

NY:
Greek Peak
Labrador
Song Mt
Hunter
Windham
Snow Ridge (before snowmaking)
Swain
Bristol
Hunts Hollow
Insbrook USA (no longer exists)

PA:
Elk Mt
Shawnee

Vt:
Mt Snow
Bromley
Stratton
Okemo
Sugar Bush
Mad River
Stowe
Jay Peak

Colorado:
Loveland
A-Basin
Keystone
Copper
Breckenridge
Vail

Utah:
Solitude
Brighton
Snowbird
Alta

Idaho:
Sun Valley

 

[F&M]

Pretty short list, actually.

Washington:

Bluewood (where I learned)
Crystal Mountain (home hill now)
Mt. Baker
Stevens Pass
(adding White Pass and Snoqualmie soon)

Oregon:

Mount Bachelor

Idaho:

Sun Valley

Utah:

Snow Basin

Colorado:

Copper Mountain
Keystone


After scanning the earlier posts, I could only find one other person who had skied at Bluewood. Kind of exotic! I haven't been there in 15 years, I'm hoping to get in a day or two this winter.

 

[RhodySkier]

Wow! I'm jealous of some of these lists! This is only my 2nd full season skiing so the list is short.

CT:
Ski Sundown

MA:
Wachusett
Butternut
Otis Ridge
Jiminy Peak

NY:
Catamount

VT:
Stowe
Stratton

Soon to add to the list in February--Beaver Creek, CO!

 

[slipnslide]

Haven't posted this year yet...:

CO:
Loveland (I have talked to someone about trying out for volunteer ski patrol here - maybe next year)
Winter Park/MaryJane (bumps,mmmmm:...no wonder my back hurts in the winter)
A-Basin
Keystone (I hear this season is better, but snow has been weak last few years)
Breckenridge (too crowded)
Vail (takes too long to get away from the crowds and parking too expensive)
Beaver Creek
Copper Mtn. (I'm playing hookey tomorrow...you can find me here)
Aspen
Snowmass (#4 favorite, so far)
Monarch (#3 favorite, skied here as a kid and the lifts are still the same!)
Eldora
Crested Butte (new #1 favorite, I plan to post about the ski package we bought earlier this year)
Steamboat Springs (best family place. The girls love it here)

Utah:
Alta
Snowbird (skied the best powder of my life here about 6 years ago)

Montana:
Bridger (#2 favorite and Bozeman is a great town!...will ski here next Thursday)

NM:
Taos (the mtn. is so steep that the base is in the shadow by 1:30 PM. Base area is not developed like the big resorts, but the town of Taos is a special place.)
Santa Fe

VA:
Wintergreen (The scariest place I have ever skied, never again)

WV:
Snowshoe/Silvercreek

NC:
Beech
Sugar
Hawks Nest
Appalachian

Vermont:
Stowe
Killington (coldest we have ever been)

Canada:
Whistler Blackcomb (Wet snow but lots of terrain. The "Ex" tore his ACL on the first day, but I skied the rest of the week anyway)

France & Switzerland:
Vallee de Chamonix (honestly, the snow was awful the year my daughters and I went, but we enjoyed just being there and the gite where we stayed).

We plan to explore several new places this year, including Sol Vista (because I won a free lift ticket at the Denver Ski and Snowboard Expo), Wolf Creek, Silverton, Big Sky,and maybe a couple of places in Utah if work takes me there.)

 

[RuthB]

Updating to add this year's addition :D

Canterbury
Erewhon (now a heli-ski venture and (near the base of the mountain) the location for Edoras in the Lord of the Rings film)
Mt Hutt
Porter Heights
Mt Cheeseman
Broken River
Temple Basin
Mt Dobson
Round Hill Tekapo
Amuri (now Hamner Springs)

Otago
Coronet Peak
Remarkables
Treble Cone
Cardrona
Ohau

Marlborough
Rainbow


Canada
British Colombia
Sun Peaks
Silverstar
Whistler/Blackcomb
Big White

Alberta
Kicking Horse
Lake Louise
Sunshine
Fernie
Panorama

USA
Snowmass

 

[snowski/swimmouse]

I added one new slope in a new state:

VT: Ascutney (started learning 1968), Roundtop (now private club), Okemo, Suicide Six (these last 2 are my "home" mts when I'm in VT) Pico, Killington & Queechee (private club, but open to public a good bit)

NH: Sunapee

NJ: Great Gorge (high school bus trips from L.I. 69-70, I know they've changed the name now, but don't know to what? All I remember is that it was next to the Playboy Club!)

WV: Snowshoe/Silvercreek (we race @ Silvercreek)

NC: Sugar, Beech, Hawksnest, Appalachian(we've raced at those four) and Cataloochee (has "Women On Wednesday" program). Since I live 1 1/2-2 1/2 hrs from these NC mountains they're where I ski most these days. I hope to add Wolf Ridge next season.

CO: Snowmass, Aspen, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk, Vail, Telluride (my favorite out west) & Steamboat (Crescent Ski Council Race camps each December) I L-O-V-E CO skiing!

NV: Heavenly (on CA line-the beer is 1/3 cheaper in CA!)

CA: Squaw Valley, Kirkwood, Mammouth, June Mt.

UT: Deer Valley (while we were there for the Olympics-hope to try some of the others next time I'm out there!)

WY: Jackson Hole

MT: Big Sky, Moonlight Basin (next Jan: Whitefish and whatever's closest to it!)

British Columbia: Kimberly, Fernie

 

[volklgirl]

MI - Lower Peninsula
Mt. Holly (an old land fill)
Pine Knob
Lansing Ski Club (now long gone)
Boyne Mountain
Boyne Highlands
Crystal Mountain
Caberfae Peaks
Nub's Nob (still my fave in the lower penninsula)
Sugarloaf (was my fave, but now closed)
Cannonsburg

MI - Upper Peninsula
Marquette Mt.
Blackjack
Indianhead
Big Powderhorn
Porcupine

Wisconsin
Whitecap

Canada
Seachmont

Colorado
Steamboat (my fave out there)
Arapahoe Basin (my second fave)
Keystone
Breckenridge
Copper Mountain
Beaver Creek (raced only, no time to free ski )

We have a thing when we take others to a new place. We buy them a pin from the place if they ski a black run there. Our friends just love this tradition.

I can now add to my Michigan list:
Sylvan Resort

And to my Colorado list:
Sunlight
Ski Cooper
Loveland

 

[Tvan]

I have a small (but enthusiastic!) list compared to most of the Divas:

CT: Mohawk Mountain
MA: Jiminy Peak, Catamount
VT: Stratton
NH: Dartmouth Skiway

Does indoor skiing in The Netherlands count?

Not a big list, considering that we ski every single weekend. Hmm. Must rectify this situation.

Does anyone else mark up their trail maps to show where they've skied? We started marking the map when we travelled with our god kids. Everybody has a symbol, and we mark the map over dinner each night.

 

[sibhusky]

MT: Big Sky, Moonlight Basin (next Jan: Whitefish and whatever's closest to it!)

British Columbia: Kimberly, Fernie

Fernie would be closest, unless you want to take in Blacktail. After those two would be Turner, Montana Snow Bowl, then Schweitzer and the areas around Spokane. Fernie is roughly 2 hours, depending on road conditions, border crossings, etc. I'd say between 1 3.4 and 2 1/2 hours. Blacktail is about 1 3/4 mostly due to its long access road, which goes on FOREVER.

 

[sibhusky]

I've been resisting this game because of the number of years I've been skiing and the fact that many have closed since I skied them. But here's a shot at it:

state area
PA Doe, now Bear Creek
PA Shawnee
PA Big Boulder
PA Jack Frost
PA Camelback
PA Seven Springs
PA Denton
PA Blue
PA Elk
PA Blue Knob
PA Tanglwood
PA Black Moshannon
PA Oregon Hill
NJ Mountain Creek (formerly Vernon Valley/Great Gorge)
NY Gore
NY Greek Peak
VT Killington
VT Stowe
VT Pico
VT Mt. Snow
VT Stratton
NH Loon
NH Cannon
NH Wildcat
NH Waterville Valley
MA Brodie
MA Butternut
MA Bousquet
Austria Fieberbrunn
CO Copper
CO Vail
CO Aspen
CO Snowmass
CO Breckenridge
CO Steamboat
CO Telluride
CO Beaver Creek
CO Arapahoe
CO Winter Park/Mary Jane
UT Deer Valley
UT Alta
UT The Canyons
UT Park City
UT Snowbird
MT Whitefish
MT Bridger
MT Montana Snow Bowl
MT Big Sky
MT Red Lodge
MT Blacktail
Canada Lake Louise
Canada Sunshine
Canada Whistler/Blackcomb

 

[playoutside]

Time for an update. Still working on getting to 100; I'm up to 68. New ones in bold. Next year I plan to add some from the Adirondacks

NJ: Craigmeur, Mountain Creek, Hidden Valley
NY: Belleayre, Mt Peter
PA: Shawnee
RI: Yawgoo
MA: Wachusett, Blue Hills, Nashoba
VT: Mt Snow, Bolton Valley, Bromley, Okemo, Ascutney, Killington, Pico, Smugglers Notch, Sugarbush, Stowe, Burke, Haystack, Middlebury, Suicide 6, Stratton, Mad River Glen, Jay Peak
NH: Sunapee, Crotched, Attitash, Black, Gunstock, Cranmore, Loon, Waterville, Cannon, Ragged, Whaleback, Granite Gorge, Dartmouth Skiway, Pats Peak
ME: Sunday River, Sugarloaf, Shawnee, Saddleback, Mt Abram
NV: Heavenly
CA: Sugarbowl, Donner Ski Ranch, Squaw, Northstar, Alpine Meadows
UT: Alta, Snowbird, Canyons
CO: Keystone, Copper, Breckenridge, Vail, Steamboat, Winterpark
Canada: Tremblant
France: Morzine, Avoriaz, some small area in Switz that we breezed through on the way back to Morzine
Austria: Zell am See, Kitzsteinhorn, St Anton

 

[Jenny]

Updated:

Michigan
Bittersweet
Cannonsburg
Caberfae
Crystal Mountain
Boyne Mountain
Boyne Highlands
Nubs Nob
Sugarloaf
Shanty Creek (forgot about this one)

Canada
Searchmont
Blue Mountain

Colorado
Breckenridge
Copper Mountain
Vail
Beaver Creek
Keystone
Steamboat (the only new one this year)

California
Sugar Bowl
Alpine Meadows
Squaw Valley
Northstar

Utah
Snowbird
Alta[/QUOTE]

 

[litterbug]

Alta.
Brighton.


I imagine there will be more in the future, but I had the discount Alta card, and a friend had extra passes for Brighton, so there you go.

 

[SkiNana]

Where have you skied? How many days?

So . . . where have you skied? Altogether?
And, a related question: How many days have you skied, say, in the last ten years?

I'll start:

MD/PA/VA
Ski Liberty
Roundtop
Massanuttin (Spelled like I felt about it at the time)
Wintergreen
Seven Springs
Blue Knob

Vermont:
Killington

Michigan:
Boyne Mountain
Boyne Highlands
Nubs Nob
Caberfae
Crystal Mountain
Shanty Creek

Colorado:
Vail
Beaver Creek
Breckenridge
Snowmass
Aspen
Copper
Steamboat
Utah:
Deer Valley
Park City
Canyons

Idaho:
Sun Valley

Montana:
Big Sky
Big Mountain (now Whitefish Mountain Resort)

315 days, but that's actually in nine years, because I lost one year to the neck thing.