Places to Ski Within 1-Day Drive of Phoenix, Arizona

Random

Places to Ski Within 1-Day Drive of Phoenix, Arizona

5 Comments By Chris Tingom on November 6, 2005

Hello there! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed for updates on this topic.

Ski season starts up soon! If you want to ski in Arizona your best bet is always going to be Snowbowl or Sunrise, however I’ve compiled a short list for future reference of some of the other places you can get to within a days drive.

Taos, New Mexico (no snowboards allowed, interestingly)
Telluride, Colorado
Brians Head, Utah
Big Bear, Califorina
Sunrise, White Mountains Arizona
Arizona Snowbowl, Flagstaff Arizona
Mt. Lemmon, Arizona (does anybody actually ski here?)

Know of any other places or care to mention a specific resort? Leave a comment.

(Props to the Romero’s radio show poll)

Brainfuel Recommends

Bridgestone MB-1, Why do I admire Thee? (Aaron Post)
Observations Photographing LaidOffCamp Phoenix (Millarian)
What are your Fans worth to you? (Aaron Post)

5 Comments »

Comment posted by Mark
Rating: not yet rated
SteamBoat Springs, CO and Mt. Heavenly in Lake Tahoe, CA

The previous Comment was posted on November 6, 2005 at 3:29 pm

Trackback posted by The Mediaburn Radio Weblog
Rating: not yet rated
Winter BrainFuel

The previous Trackback was posted on November 6, 2005 at 7:19 pm

Comment posted by Ben Wood
Rating: not yet rated
Don’t forget Wolf Creek near Pagosa Springs, CO.

I’ve heard Big Bear is terrible, just because everybody from LA tries to go there.

The previous Comment was posted on November 7, 2005 at 10:49 am

Comment posted by Chris Tingom
Rating: not yet rated
Good comments everyone. I’ll try to eventually update the post with your suggestions.

The previous Comment was posted on November 7, 2005 at 9:21 pm

Pingback posted by BrainFuel » Glove Compartment
Rating: not yet rated
[...] Wait, I do own a pair of gloves. But I only pull them out when I go skiing. Incidentially, I store them in my back pack, which I never cary on my back. [...]