Where is the oddest ski resort?

swteric · 21-09-05, 04:13 AM

Where is the oddest ski resort you can think of?

Michael · 25-09-05, 11:39 AM

What exactly do you mean?

Hot Sauce · 25-09-05, 08:18 PM

if u mean like scary resorts never been to any there all fun

Michael · 25-09-05, 08:41 PM

What resorts are scary?

-tcwd- · 25-09-05, 09:30 PM

None. I think this topic is a bit... odd.

13-07-07, 07:40 PM

there is a ski resort in the island of hawaii,hawaii

zlathim · 17-07-07, 08:38 PM

I am familiar with Ski Hawaii. I don't know if I would call it a resort. There are no lifts and pretty much nothing else either. There is a group that organizes ski trips on occasion, they drive you to the summit and then you ski down.

Chris P. · 30-08-07, 04:19 AM

Ski Hawaii now that is very odd for those two words in the same sentence

Michael · 13-09-07, 01:36 PM

It must be very high up!

zlathim · 13-09-07, 11:16 PM

From their website:

Mauna Kea (Hawaiian for 'white mountain') is a 13,796' (4205 meter) volcanic mountain whose summit sometimes gets a skiable/boardable mantle of snow. There are no lifts, no grooming, no resort, but a road goes to the summit to serve the dozen or so world class observatories located at the summit. You must have a 4-wheel drive vehicle to get to the summit, which serves as your "lift." Basically, skiers take turns being the driver, who picks up the other skiers at the bottom of the runs and ferries them up to the summit. Conditions at the top are extremely variable. Winter temperatures range from 25 to 40 degrees F (-4 to 4 C), but wind chill and the high altitude can make it seem much colder. Between April and November the weather is milder, with daytime temperatures varying from 30 to 60 degrees F (0 to 15 C).

Adam · 28-01-08, 10:57 PM

That has to be on one of your Things to do Before I Die lists!

21-09-05, 04:13 AM	#1
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Hot Sauce I haven't picked a title Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 24	if u mean like scary resorts never been to any there all fun

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Michael I haven't picked a title Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Ireland Posts: 391	What resorts are scary?

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-tcwd- I haven't picked a title Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 13	None. I think this topic is a bit... odd.

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Unregistered Guest Posts: n/a	there is a ski resort in the island of hawaii,hawaii

17-07-07, 08:38 PM	#7
zlathim crashing hurts Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Boise, Idaho Posts: 153	I am familiar with Ski Hawaii. I don't know if I would call it a resort. There are no lifts and pretty much nothing else either. There is a group that organizes ski trips on occasion, they drive you to the summit and then you ski down.

13-09-07, 01:36 PM	#9
Michael I haven't picked a title Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Ireland Posts: 391	It must be very high up!

13-09-07, 11:16 PM	#10
zlathim crashing hurts Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Boise, Idaho Posts: 153	From their website: Mauna Kea (Hawaiian for 'white mountain') is a 13,796' (4205 meter) volcanic mountain whose summit sometimes gets a skiable/boardable mantle of snow. There are no lifts, no grooming, no resort, but a road goes to the summit to serve the dozen or so world class observatories located at the summit. You must have a 4-wheel drive vehicle to get to the summit, which serves as your "lift." Basically, skiers take turns being the driver, who picks up the other skiers at the bottom of the runs and ferries them up to the summit. Conditions at the top are extremely variable. Winter temperatures range from 25 to 40 degrees F (-4 to 4 C), but wind chill and the high altitude can make it seem much colder. Between April and November the weather is milder, with daytime temperatures varying from 30 to 60 degrees F (0 to 15 C).