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From: jimmy@scgvaxd.UUCP (J Raisanen)
Newsgroups: net.rec.ski
Subject: Re: Aspen area snow conditions and impressions
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Date: Fri, 17-Jan-86 21:58:39 EST
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Does anyone out there know of any source of information to
find out how the various ski areas of California compare
to each other?  Things like base and peak elevations, numbers
of lifts and runs, average amount of snow, etc.  There was
a well done posting of this sort a while back for Oregon
ski areas and I thought about it then.  Pamphlets and brochures
tell you mostly what the resorts themselves want you to know
and not always what you want to know.

Also is there any information available on the average amount
of lift line waits are?  I seen anywhere from skiing to the
chair to 10-15 minutes and heard the horror stories of the
30-45 minute waits of the Southern California resorts.

Thanks in Advance,

Jim Raisanen - The Falling Finn!!!!