Where is the best backcountry on eastcoast with snow?
89885
There really isn't much unless you can find a local at say Stowe. Of course there is Mt. Washington and the headwall at Tuckerman.
689056
Marmot in Jasper just closed this week .. and then there was a huge dump of snow lol.  March is fine for skiing, marmot is awesome .... go check it out :-))
386126
Try Marble Mountain, Newfoundland, Canada. BEAUTIFUL Area.
898592
Skiing all the way. You have way more control being able to use both legs. I've done both and I still say skiing. My favorite resort is by far Jackson Hole. Vail is way too expensive for my taste. Not to mention Jackson Hole has the biggest vertical drop in North America if you like steep.
906275
white mountains of New Hampshire. loon, cannon, Bretton woods,attitash, are a few of my favorites. the most awesome views of Mount Washington from loon. none are known for being  a gay mountain, but loon is a huge resort and if you go home alone and you were looking. id be surprised. i prefer skiing loon(all boarders must die lol) the trails are the best. a huge diversity of triple,double,single blacks, plenty of blue and green. even a 1/2 tube for the boarders. i think loon would be best for you. im all excited to go skiing now that im talking about it. Vail is awesome and gay week,Breckenridge, Co. was a real family orientated mountain and everybody was in bed by 9:00 p.m. it was sad. but "beautifull", and the deepest snow ive ever seen in my life. good luck, carve it up.
829219
Heavenly or Squaw, I am leaving in about an hour to go skiing at Sugar Mtn, NC..\n\n3 days on the snow this weekend.
1172415
Bear Mountain.. thats the nearest place you can do all those stuff
213994
I went to Courchevel in France a few seasons back and it's awesome there. It's part of the three valleys so there is a massice linked ski area to cover. Way too much for a normal weeks boarding. The runs are great and there aren't too many drag lifts either (I hate those!)
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I LOVE Sugarloaf/USA. It is where I ski all winter. It has a bunch of different terrain, for all levels. It is the second biggest mountain in Maine, so it has a lot of terrain to choose from. It has great ski programs, where you can schedule a private lesson, or groups lesson. It has a lot to do off the slopes too. The atmosphere is so friendly everywhere, and I think that everyone is treated like a local. There are so many great restaurants to choose from, depending on what you want.
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Brighton has great runs and has cheaper prices. Alta is a good deal if all of ya'll are skiers. Snowbird is great if you have 4 kids going w/ u, cuz of the buy two adult passes, get 1 kid pass free. In my opinion Solitude is not good cuz its mainly tourist condo and cabin stuff
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Cumberland Lake is great. Its a beautiful park w/ cabins.  Stonelick state park has 2 cabins (small state park).  I really recommend Cumberland lake! You could spend the whole summer at this lake and never see the same point twice! HAVE FUN!!! :)\nAlso, I recommend Kellys Island Lake Erie.  They dont have cabins but you can stay in the old houses of the town! Very beautiful too! Look it up.
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Ebbetts Pass does not stay open in the winter. In fact it is closed right now. We haven't had snow in a bit and if it all melts out then it may open again but I wouldn't count on it. It is groomed in the winter and is accessible for snowmobiling, snow shoeing and cross country skiing but no cars.\n\nEDIT: It opened up again on Tuesday Nov. 21 but as soon as the snow hits, it'll close for the winter.
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"1. Whistler/Blackcomb, British Columbia \nThese two towering mountains provide the best skiing in North America, with the biggest vertical drop. It's funny what a difference 30 years and $600 million can make. Yet there was not much there but a mountain for courageous hikers. \n\nWhistler's charming village offers everything snowboarders and skiers crave; cafes, international stores and over 100 restaurants that cater to all tastes including Chinese, French, Greek, Italian, Mediterranean, Mexican, and Thai cuisine. \n\nFood is key after partaking in the activities that really make Whistler legendary. Whistler quickly rose through the ranks to become one of the strongest contenders for the much-disputed title of "world's greatest ski resort." Over the past decade, Whistler was consistently voted "Best North American Ski Resort" by North Americans. The Japanese repeatedly rank it as their favorite international destination.\n\n\n2. Vail, Colorado, Western United States \nLegendary Vail markets itself as "America's favorite resort" and deserves to be ranked amongst the world's top five all-around ski resorts. As the largest single ski area in the United States, Vail offers roughly 5,300 acres of skiable , terrain. \n\nLet's not forget the fastest high-speed detachable quads on one mountain. No small feat, I'm sure. Vail offers much more with several art galleries, museums, ballooning, dog sledding, ice skating, hockey, snowmobiling, and much more.\n\n\n3. Banff/Lake Louise, Alberta, Western Canada \nLocated in the heart of Canada's Banff National Park, Lake Louise ranks as one of the most scenic mountain resorts in North America, if not the entire world. Banff/Lake Louise has three different ski areas (Mount Norquay/Mystic Ridge, Sunshine Village, and Lake Louise) that are roughly 50 km apart (yes, they use km outside of the US). \n\nThe Insider's Guide to the Best Canadian Skiing has labeled Norquay as "an unforgiving brute legendary for its unrelenting vertical and monster moguls.""\n\nquoted from the list of Top 10 Ski Resorts (worldwide) at\nhttp://www.askmen.com/fashion/travel_top_ten/3_travel_top_ten.html\n\n\nyou may also want to take a look at\n\nThe Ten Best Ski Resorts In North America\nhttp://www.forbes.com/2001/11/08/1108feat.html
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Simply the best:\nhttp://neic.usgs.gov/neis/eq_depot/2004/
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Red Top Mountain State Park is a great place. I hope this helps
189210
I'm fond of Western MA. \n\nFirst Link below is to Savoy Mt. State Forest in Florida, MA - there is a pond at that site and the campgrounds are open year round.\n\nMy personal favorite of this entire system is Mohawk Trail State Forest, also open year round - I love the Cold River.  Second link FYI.\n\nThere are a bunch of other links to the rest of the camp sites in this network.
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Western and northern Michigan. Traveling west from here (Mi.), Wisconsin, Minnesota, The Dakotas, Montana.\nGoing east, you have northern Pennsylvania, upper New York state, Massachusetts ,Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.\nThose areas it's pretty much a given that you'll have snow at Christmas.