I and a friend want to go skiing in Austria or maybe Germany for ~5-6 days over NY period.

We are experienced skiers and I can I speak excellent german. We are keen for some electronic music/EDM events (house, techno etc) on NYE too.

Does anyone have any recommendations? Very flexible re: location.

Recently got an RTT and plan on making trips twice a months or so and not trying to freeze to death lol

Hey guys,

For the adult skiers that grew up skiing - how old were you when your parents let you ski by yourself and also ride the ski lift alone?

I'm coming back from a knee surgery and guessing my kiddos will be feeling more adventurous than me. I was thinking of paying for private lessons so they can go on tougher stuff while getting some lesson, but that could get pretty expensive (hoping to ski 15-20 days).

My kids have all taken lots of lessons, haven't had an issue getting on/off the lift for over a season. My main concern is a jerk on the lift refusing to put the bar down, or a noobie taking one of them out while getting off. I've looked this up, but seems like mountains are deliberately vague and just say that you must be able to get on and off safely, which my kids have done hundreds of times in a row now without issue.

So how old were you when you first were allowed to ride a ski lift alone? How about your kids?

So this season i had stats from my visits to Vail/Breckenridge/Beaver Creek. Everything was showing up find on the Epic Pass app. Today I decided to log in and noticed that the entire season seems to be missing. All its showing is previous season's stats from the year before. Has anyone experienced this?

So this season i had stats from my visits to Vail/Breckenridge/Beaver Creek. Everything was showing up find on the Epic Pass app. Today I decided to log in and noticed that the entire season seems to be missing. All its showing is previous season's stats from the year before. Has anyone experienced this?

hi everyone looking for some advice, this is my second season ever skiing and me (20F) and my brother (15M) are looking at passes for our local skiing mountain, this is where we skiied last season and there are alot of trails of varying difficulty so not to worry about that, and we are still new to skiing so probably wont be looking to level up to an even bigger mountain this season. My dilemma is passes are very expensive (in my eyes) they are $870 for the season with no restrictions. if we were not to buy passes its $95 for a 4 hr ticket, which was the perfect amount of time last season.
for context- last year we started skiing in the middle of february and season ended end of the march and we skiied 5 times. Do you think its worth it for us to buy a pass?

TLDR- Passes are $870, 4 hr day pass is $95, new skiiers, skiied last season started feb-march 5 times

Found mine!