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From: jon@boulder.UUCP (Jon Corbet)
Newsgroups: net.rec.ski
Subject: Skiing at Jackson Hole
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Date: Wed, 29-Aug-84 21:36:07 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug 29 21:36:07 1984
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[Go for it...]

Jackson Hole skiing tips from one who was born and raised there:

	- Yes, it can get cold.  The last week of December and the
	  first two of January are the coldest.  The coldest I have
	  seen was about -65 (F).  Usual is about +10-20.
	
	- Ski the tram only if you are an expert.  There are plenty
	  of intermediate runs off the lifts, and they are cheaper.
	  The only ways down from the top are Rendezvous bowl (black
	  diamond) and Corbet's Cooloir (flashing red danger sign).
	  Highly recommended if you are good.
	
	- Best powder is January, which is the peak snowfall month.

	- Don't forget the simply outrageous spring skiing in late
	  March or early April.
	
	- Enjoy!

Jon Corbet (as in cooloir)	(National Center for Atmospheric Research)