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Does your favorite mountain(s) have an app? Separate from Ikon or EpicMix
- Thread starter marzNC
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marzNC
Angel Diva
Snowbird has an app, but I was only skiing Alta while staying at the Snowbird Iron Blosam so didn't bother to download it.
Looks like neither Solitude nor Brighton have an app. Not that big a deal since info about snow conditions and trail status is easily accessible from their websites.
For a big resort, it is nice to be able to check on wait times for another section of the mountain. That's available in the JH app. Would've been nice for Alta when Supreme was still closed last week to help decide whether to move between the Sugarloaf and Collins sides. A resort app that has relevant reservation links for parking or food can be handy as well.
Looks like neither Solitude nor Brighton have an app. Not that big a deal since info about snow conditions and trail status is easily accessible from their websites.
For a big resort, it is nice to be able to check on wait times for another section of the mountain. That's available in the JH app. Would've been nice for Alta when Supreme was still closed last week to help decide whether to move between the Sugarloaf and Collins sides. A resort app that has relevant reservation links for parking or food can be handy as well.
