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Dec 18, 2014
10:45:53am

Downtown

Depends on your objective

If you're an adult beginner, I would probably pay more money and go to a larger resort.

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Downtown

New username: Aircooled
Bio page: Downtown
Joined: Dec 10, 2002
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Never been to Sundance ski resort. How is it for beginners?

CougarCrazyfromAZ

12/18/14 10:26am

I learned to ski there.....

idacoug

12/18/14 10:27am

So did I.

k2coug

12/18/14 9:13pm

Easy, but it's smaller than some resorts and so it is usually run rampant

reagan21

12/18/14 10:28am

Ask Tony Danza

OceanMang

12/18/14 10:29am

wasn't his incident at Dear Valley?

byuwahoo

12/18/14 10:41am

Update: I just googled it to confirm. It was Dear Valley where Danza got hurt

byuwahoo

12/18/14 10:44am

Son of a gun you are correct.

OceanMang

12/18/14 11:00am

My wife didn't like it (she was teaching kids there)

Pete

12/18/14 10:30am

Big Emma is the steepest green I've ever encountered. It would be a blue or

12/18/14 10:48am

Good. They have a free rope tow. You have to hike up a small hill of about

CocaColaRecovery

12/18/14 10:33am

My experience is that it is usually crowded which can make it a little difficult

scall

12/18/14 10:34am

i think it's great for beginners. All my kids learned there. Fre rope tow area

Lifi

12/18/14 10:45am

Depends on your objective

Downtown

12/18/14 10:45am

Great, got a season pass my first two years at BYU and learned to snowboard.

12/18/14 10:46am

I used to teach there

boorad

12/18/14 10:58am

As far as scenic beauty goes, it's my favorite in Utah, if thats important to ya

k2coug

12/18/14 9:17pm

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