Other snowski forums?

[Back40]

Any links to other snowski forums would be appreciated. Thanks!

 

[Geoff]

*cough* rec.skiing.alpine *cough* 8)

 

[hamdog]

this one is pretty darn helpfull with all the advise you can find out from
the particpating posters. i don't know why you'd want another board to
scope out. it depends on what your looking for. tele? fixed heel?
snowboard? splitboard? etc etc..... :roll:

 

[Pajarito-Bred]

Inside tracks is by far the best I've found!
Now, how did I ever ever find it? no idea.

the only others I've found worthwhile are:

Telemarktips.com
A great site, with forums and news and gear reviews.

Powderbuzz.com
A Colorado- based site, mostly focused on backcountry, and linked to Mountainbuzz.com, which details what we do with all that snow before we let it leave the state in the spring.

Or, if you're bored of skiing and it's the middle of winter, why wait? you could go rafting now! If you did, here's what it'd be like:

http://www.bethepig.com/tripgalleries/2004/1-04Ruby.htm

I was fortunate to not be on this trip, with highs in the 20's and unimaginable lows.

Or if you're looking for an excuse to not go rafting in January, get it at
http://www.snow-forecast.com

 

[Admin]

Inside tracks is by far the best I've found!

Pity that you don't like it as much as First Tracks! :wink:

 

[Tony Crocker]

Perhaps he's referring to the late Inside Tracks subscription newsletter :wink: to which I made extensive contributions http://bestsnow.net/insdtrak.htm .

 

[Pajarito-Bred]

Oops, sorry Marc!

Yes I was inadvertently referring to that 90's era printed ski -tip-sheet which was best at unbiased gear testing.
I'm sure my dad still has a couple of big blue gov't surplus binders of many years of back issues-- Just in case he needs to re-review the Salomon F9. Fortunately he's retired now and too busy skiing all the time. But I'm getting tired of hearing about all those Monday powder days.
One other ski-related forum, especially if you're interested in newskool rantings about sliding on railings, strapping both feet onto one wide, short, snowbored and playing in a "TP" is http://www.powdermag.com.

 

[AlpineZone]

Any links to other snowski forums would be appreciated. Thanks!

I see you're from SC. The DCSki Message Forum covers the mid-Atlantic exclusively so you may find that useful. If you're interested in the Northeast, give AZ a try (link in sig).

 

[bdmrad]

Epic Ski is another .
http://www.epicski.com/index.html

 

[Tony Crocker]

For those of us who are still employed (to finance our skiing) this forum already occupies more time than it should. However, I did browse http://www.epicski.com/index.html after the last post and found some useful info in there, especially about Whistler.

 

[skier4life92]

I have created a ski forum of my own here is the link http://skiertoskier.t35.com/phpBB2

 

[billski]

http://www.snowjournal.com/forums.html NELSAP Discussion

Lots of discussion about smaller areas, family skiing, unlike the other forums previously mentioned.