Good cities or resorts for a snowboarding trip?

Question

i'm hoping to plan a snowboarding trip with my friends next spring, anywhere on this map would be close enough. I'm thinking of places like Northern Minnesota, Vermont, and some places in Canada, but i'm open to any suggestions. Please don't tell me about a hill if it doesnt have a very big vertical.

Answer 1

uh Aspen?

Answer 2

Utah and colorado probly hav the best boarding in the country.  I have bee to Park city two years in a row.  the snow is amazing, its a dry powder which is weird cause your gloves dont get soaked after the day. also, the bowls there are great. the park is  ill.  even the groomers are fun to cruz on cause theyve got a bunch of jumps and stuff on the sides of the runs for boarders and freestyle skiers.  places in colorado=steamboat, breck, and vail.  if you can go to canada, do whistler, it is also supposedly sik. the terrain parks ther are epic.

Answer 3

WhistlerBlackcomb, one of the best mountains, and a fun town.

Answer 4

park city utah. it has the best snowboard friendly area. the city revolves around the resort. world class terrain park.

Answer 5

Park City, Utah

best place

Answer 6

Park City, Utah is amazing! I went there for a week this season and it's the best snow i've ever boarded on. Also Breckenridge, Colorado has some very good resorts.

Answer 7

Powderhorn and Blackjack in the UP of michigan. since its northwest they dont compare to anything out west but for whats in the midwest they are some of the best.  if you dont like either of these check out some others in the UP. these are the only two ive been to but ive heard of alot of good ones out there

Answer 8

Vermont Colorado New York and Pennsylvania

Answer 9

I live in Canada, and I'd vote Le Massif, in Quebec if you plan to come here. Im also a big fan of Vermont. I love to ride at Jay Peak. Other than that I would also say White Face in Lake Placid, NY.

Answer 10

mammoth = hella sick