Lickqid

Hey, I'm new here, I just came over from mtbr as the season is changing fast up here in Michigan. I live in mid Michigan but ski up north, I've never had the chance to ski and really good resorts or amazing snow, but up here Nubs Nob and Boyne Highlands are good for me.

Ripcord

Isn't one of those like 75% expert terrain? Well, expert for MI that is...

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RenegadeRick

Mount Bohemia in Michigan's UP is 90% expert. Expert for anywhere.
270+ inch annual snowfall, no grooming, trees, rocks, chutes, etc. It's all black, double black and triple black.

Wait I take it back. It sucks. DON'T go there.
Definitely DON'T buy the $99 season pass on sale next Saturday only.

Just forget this post ever happened. I must have fallen on my head too hard at Wilmot today...

Lickqid

Whats wrong with Bohemia, I've never been there but its definitely on the list for this winter break. I don't think I have any idea what I' getting myself into though, have you ever skiied there?

RenegadeRick

I had 7 luscious powder days there last year. Wait... no I didn't!
They were 7 awful days. I hate riding in waist deep powder.

Why can't I just keep my mouth shut? I guess the secret is out now...

SkaredShtles

Triple black?

Good Lord.

Ripcord

Michigan skiing considered a secret...interesting...if I ever find myself on the UP, I'll have to check it out. Of course, how often do you randomly find yourself in the UP?

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mcA896

goddamn. the nastiest double blacks i've ridden were damn hairy! almost wet myself. i can't really imagine the intensity of a triple black.

jabuttri

sounds like the express route to the hospital

riverside73

Triple blacks would be like wetting yourself....only out of the other end!

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