Thread: Manitoba Mountain, Alaska: SKI DREAMS DO COME TRUE!

Moose pass is the local community for Manitoba mountain. Well it's about halfway betwix moose pass and hope.

i don't really understand the self-righteous vitriol. that is what's really de riguer around here. whatever...checking out.

Originally Posted by covert

i don't really understand the self-righteous vitriol. that is what's really de riguer around here. whatever...checking out.

sure you do. it's your posts slightly less self-involved, stripmining and positive.

some of us just want to go somewhere and have fun. we aren't in it to make a living, "live our dreams", or sell shit to someone else. So fuck off.

Originally Posted by Hugh Conway

some of us just want to go somewhere and have fun.

I couldn't agree more, that is living the dream.

Here's a clip from this May on Manitoba Mountain.

WOW, thats some increadable footage, whoever was running the camera is just so smoove and buttery, its pretty much unbelievably awesome.

After reading through some of the previous posts I would like to say that having an inexpensive t-bar assisting tours into that super sick terrain get's me all fired up! I will visit and spend my money in the local communities. I am so much happier doing this and traveling all the way to AK than spending a hundred dollars on a day ticket to stand in long lift lines at some mega resort.

Very Nice!

Does anyone know what Alyeska resort is doing with the old chair 4? Where's it going?

Originally Posted by RaisingArizona

After reading through some of the previous posts I would like to say that having an inexpensive t-bar assisting tours into that super sick terrain get's me all fired up! I will visit and spend my money in the local communities. I am so much happier doing this and traveling all the way to AK than spending a hundred dollars on a day ticket to stand in long lift lines at some mega resort.

I`m with the majority, I won't be going to AK to ride a T-bar as there are lots of uncrowded ski areas with less than $100 lift tickets that are cheaper to get to. However for the dozens of people who go to AK to heli-ski but get shut down due to weather, Manitoba Mountain may be a good way to occupy a down day.

Originally Posted by DanoT

I`m with the majority, I won't be going to AK to ride a T-bar as there are lots of uncrowded ski areas with less than $100 lift tickets that are cheaper to get to. However for the dozens of people who go to AK to heli-ski but get shut down due to weather, Manitoba Mountain may be a good way to occupy a down day.

Your obtuse paradigm must regularly get stuck in the belt driven gears of your moldy soul.