Resort Skiing vs Backcountry Skiing

#skiing #snowboarding #backcountryskiing

[judenyoshi]

The weird people are the ones who hike up a ski resort to go down

[Nordicjumper]

Both is better than just one. Backcountry skiing is obviously awesome, but you will spend more than half of your time not skiing. Going to a resort is still necessary to get enough practice time. Lift lines are often not long where I ski. I live in Montana, and our ski resorts are usually not crowded at all.

[Felix-kdtn]

My guy most of the country our options are resorts that make snow or nothing
I like my flying couches

[sknchill]

Best part of backcountry is the access to mountains/views/faces that normal people will never be able to get to and ride on. You get to experience something very little people will ever do!

[JLinksTV]

I think most resort skiers would love the opportunity to go back country if they could. It’s just not accessible to the average person. Wether it be knowing the right people or skill level

[Duecegod]

You’re not a backcountry skier unless you tell everyone you meet that you’re a backcountry skier.

[wyatts]

“Sorry bro I don’t have a backup sled u can ride”

[johnwgibson]

Back country, Sounds so cool, Avalanche, scariest experiance of my life,

[davelurcher]

Bro is spitting straight facts. Backcountry is so much better

[domotime]

Lifts right after a storm then bc for the week after. Why the hate?

[bobdeez]

How am I supposed to back country ski when there’s no snow the resorts make snow

[liteasura]

People ski for fun, hiking uphill is not fun for most people.

[bimmerdude]

Lmao so what’s the point of this video

[mackenziebooth]

1 perfect backcountry run > 10 tracked out resort runs

[TheSnow]

Backountry is way better than standing in lines half the day

[nateyauck]

This made me cringe so hard I’m vibrating