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From: rich@gatech.UUCP (Rich LeBlanc)
Newsgroups: net.rec.ski
Subject: Re: Info on Jackson Hole, Wyoming wanted
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Date: Mon, 5-Dec-83 18:09:38 EST
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Posted: Mon Dec  5 18:09:38 1983
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Organization: Georgia Tech School of ICS, Atlanta
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By all means, head for Jackson Hole.  It's absolutely great for intermediate/
advanced skiers.  In fact, they even have trails explicitly marked as being
for that level of skier.  Such trails are hardly ever groomed, if ever at all.
In addition, there are virtually no lift lines except for the tram, which is 
mainly attractive to those who want to ski the expert terrain (but be sure to
go up at least once on a sunny day during your trip).  Since it looks like this
will be a good year for snow, Jackson Hole should be fantastic.

If you can tear yourself away form the skiing, it is possible to visit Yellow-
stone from the Flagg Ranch at the south entrance.  There you can rent a 
snowmobile and use it to travel to the geyser area via park roads as a one
day trip.  There are lots of great things to see, but you've never really 
done anything masochistic until you've traveled about 100 miles in one day
on a snowmobile!  Also, I found myself feeling guilty for making noise
everytime I saw a cross-country skier.
-- 
Richard LeBlanc		School of ICS, Georgia Tech, Atlanta GA 30332

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