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I had a chance to ski Snowbird last season, and it's a great mountain; but northern California's best mountain - Olympic Valley (Squaw Valley), has more interesting terrain. I was surprised that Snowbird couldn't best Squaw (yeah, my opinion) given all the Utah ski area hype.

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Seems more of a personal opinion video than facts. Should be a disclaimer for that. Also Geto is in Iwate, not in Yamagata.

Going to Park City for a birthday trip, and my first time out west in March 2025. Thank you for this video. Helps out a ton in learning what's in store for us Green/Blue riders.

Falls Creek is really great. My favourite in Australia

This is great. Good to see a bit of effort has gone into the production. Much schmicker than some of the other videos.

Going to go this season, but this is a great tour of the resort!

❤🎉😮...

Just when you thought animal planet taught you everything you need to know about Australia, you find out it looks like Vermont! Who knew?!?

Crazy! The chair lift goes around the other way compared to the US

Love working up their as a foreman running the lifts and enjoying amazing POW. Did a lot of digging up there in the 2022-2023 season and well worth spending 31 nights up there for road closure including a 5 night road closure. Thanks and keep enjoying the POW

Wow I’m headed to Kokusai this coming winter very excited now

this is why people hate snowboarders ,they should charge you cat-fees the way you're ploughing snow downhill. lame

The place is so crowded!! The picture @ 2.07 is both bases, every morning. You're almost better off getting a leisurely start, rather than rushing out, only to wait in line for 45 minutes. Keep your head on a swivel.

This video got me excited but as a Hokkaido local you’re kidding yourselves with these numbers. Anything south of Aomori would get 8-10 meters max. Rust is about 10-12 meters and Niseko/ Kokusai/ Kiroro is about 12 - 14 meters.

great resort. went in 2023, snow abysmal tho. skied HV all week. 1 lift only. All week !! and it was super patchy down the bottom and Slalom gully so mogully with awful man made snow rubbish. not enjoyable. gotcha and orchards and blue ribbbon naturally shut. going again tho and as i write, the snow is a fallin' !! still like more tho. need 1 m or more to come

“Drop in” lmao

I went as a 13 yo in 1992 AND I LOVED IT. Have always wanted to return. thank you for your review.

I think last 2 years the weather has been warmer. I dont think people can ski in Sept unless its colder than normal.

Hey I’m in this video

when was this taken

Great vid!

Blue Cow is also an "upside down ski area" and has been so since 1987. Admittedly it has merged with Perisher, which isn't up side down. But the Blue Cow area of the resort still is.

You really don’t know Japan resorts… let me tell you after 20 years of being here, only one of these is in the top 5

That's actually not bad snow cover for late September

also a secondary beginner/intermediate terrain course located near the central building at the top of the basin

I went there for the first time with a bunch of friends. Had a great day. Lessons and instructors are awesome. I recommend hiring your equipment from nearby town. We spent 3 hours just to get our stuff. It was really busy!

Hey what is the best time for snowmobile ride?

Can I use cash at this place?

Hotham is the best!! Extreme zone and HV laps all day baby! 🎉

Which month of the year was that? How is the snow condition around end March?

Australian skier that mainly does Thredbo and occasionally Perisher. Really want to go here to test my advanced and expert riding skills.

Buller is definitely the weakest of the vic resorts, bet it won’t even have snow in 20 years. It would be a great resort if there was consistent snow conditions.

Victoria I find better then NSW due to how you get access to multiple resorts there in Victoria included in the epic pass! Nice summary to, my family are all staying up at Hotham for a week this holiday! (i come all the way down from Sydney!)

Blue Ribbon is truly the best lift when it is open!

I love Hotham! This year will be my third season visiting. 2022 was fantastic, although last year wasn't as good. Really looking forward to this season.

Cool. Thank you. Nice summary. I'll see how much I remember.

As a local，I would pick Mtn Rose

That’s a nice back run, where abouts is this one ?

I live just outside of Sun peaks and absolutely love it. Only problem is they don't get as much snow as other ski resorts

just fuckin go!!!

No matter what resort in Japan it’s the same as the rest of the world. You have to be in the right place at the right time. Skied all these many times and it can vary a lot. Lotte Arai this year when I was there was icy and pretty average. Geto Kogen was pretty good but it gets better and worse depending on timing.

Kiroro, my Hokkaido hometown resort! Kokusai and many smaller resorts nearby. Always a fun drive to Rusutsu and Niseko too!😊

Will it be open by mid-December?..

Do they have any terrain parks? If so, any comment on them in terms of what they offer and skill level they cater to?

That was awesome bro.. I usually only snowboard Japan and New Zealand, but I’m definitely gonna check this one out… With my daughter who turned 5 and started her skiing lessons in thredbo last year and this year coming up… after seeing your video… I will definitely look at booking perisher next year… thanks so much for this info… Jason M

Hey mate, looking at a trip to Japan from Aus and hoping to get some skiing in. Furano looks amazing, but would you recommend the trip to someone who has only skied a few times?

Utah has to be topping the list!

Love this video, glad you fixed the audio 🎉

'fingers gave me the fingers' 😁 hey, dust on crust it's ok .