Who has the most pow? Looking at flights and rentals.

[Summitseeker]

Who has the most powder in North America at the moment?

Due to the worst snow year of my entire life here in British Columbia, I am having deep snow withdrawal symptoms and looking at flying somewhere next week that has powder and renting a sled or snowbike for 3-4 days. It seems that Colorado is the best place at the moment but looking for suggestions.

Prefer an all inclusive that comes with decent "reliable" rentals, accommodations and a guide for a group of three experienced riders.

Suggestions?

 

[Ryan-41]

Wolf Creek got hammered!

Matt Entz could give you a sled to ride and teach you a thing or two.
http://www.mountainskillz.com/

It is a bummer to hear that even B.C. is low on snow. Good luck with your search!!

Ryan

 

[The Fourth Wolf]

Boston's looking killer this year...

 

[CO Powder]

You might be a week late... Everybody and his brother is here now tearing it up. Just in my little area I think we have a group from Iowa, one from Utah and maybe one from Washington. That would be about three times as many out of state groups as I usually see, not to mention I expect every local with a sled will be out this weekend too. Temps are going to come up significantly over the weekend and I expect the snow will settle and firm up quite a bit by early next week. THIS week was the week to be here.

Good Luck though, the riding should be good for months now but probably not too many more epic powder days.

 

[Summitseeker]

Boston's looking killer this year...

Are there mountains in Boston? LOL Certainly not interested in spending a pile of cash to ride flat land.

 

[geo]

The sides of the roads are huge!

 

[aerochip]

Northern Utah in the Unita mountains was excellent this week but temps are rising and no new snow is in the forecast. I suspect there may be some decent tree riding to be had into next week but all the usual areas are going to get destroyed this weekend. This is a good resource for local weather in this area: http://www.wasatchsnowforecast.com

 

[The Fourth Wolf]

Are there mountains in Boston? LOL Certainly not interested in spending a pile of cash to ride flat land.

The northeast has hills that would make any tree rider happy--- Massachusetts has the Berkshire Mountains. I seriously don't know what's open or not back there.
Spoke to my dad today back in NY. Old Forge has 8-10'. Old fashioned Lake-Effect winter they're having.

As to serious inquiries about where the western powder is at? I got nothing, so I'll get out of the way

 

[snowmoherb]

Wolf Creek got hammered!

Matt Entz could give you a sled to ride and teach you a thing or two.
http://www.mountainskillz.com/

It is a bummer to hear that even B.C. is low on snow. Good luck with your search!!

Ryan

Me and a buddy just got done with a week long trip there and rode with Matt Entz 2 of the six days, riding with Matt was pretty awesome, snow was OK... It was in the mid 40's and sunny, warming up quickly now

 

[fredw]

We got back from south fork colarado about a week ago, the day we got there, the clouds broke and we had 4 days of bluebird with over 100 inches of new snow..

All of us had 174 three inch tracks with turbos and it still was a stuck feast.. The shorter tracks never went far..

At this current moment, I am still sore and rate that trip as one of the best we had been on in a thrifty year sled career...

Follow the storms close and have bags and sleds ready to go..