Who's going to get a season pass?

Who's going to chance it this year and get a pass? Luckily I skipped last season and didn't get one but I'm thinking of tacking the plung and getting one this year.<br><br>My choices are Meadows or Ski Bowl. Out of the group I ski with two of them buy Ski Bowl pass and one of them gets the Meadows pass. <br><br>I don't really care for Meadows and the way the place is ran but they have decent terrain and the season is longer. <br><br>Ski Bowl on the other hand seems to have everything you would want except consistent snow. <br><br>Now, do I go with the overcrowded wilderness haters, Meadows, or do I take a chance and subsidize Ski Bowl.<br><br>Aaron

Well, lucky for me I bought my pass at Snoqualmie last year and they are giving us all free season passes for this season! <br><br>Woo-Hoo!

Good question Aaron,<br><br>Luckily I've been informed that this winter will be the best in the last 25 years...atleast, I dreamed last night that it will be the best season in a LONG time. So I am probably going to buy a Baker pass again. <br><br>But I have also been thinking about saving some bucks, selling my tele gear, and buying a light dynafit setup in order to tackle the backcountry hard. So many options...

Both, Matt, both!!<br><br>Lifts are useful for heavy snowfall days, the one-hour morning powder rush, for testing the snowpack on easily accessible margins, and for quick access to areas like the Hemis and the Arm.<br><br>(Of course, that's easy for me to say, since Baker usually gives me a ticket gratis! )<br><br>But the best skiing is always beyond and usually above lift level. Dynafits rule there.<br><br>

I'll pick up two. Though you won't hear me complaining about last year, I am predicting a different sort of year for '05/'06. The low snow years that I can recall were both preceded by a very dry spring and summer.

Selling your tele gear MattC? Don't be a douche bag. Dynafits are for pussies. Lahar Dar.