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Squaw Valley Micro Guide — Mon, 14 Sep 2015 23:32:53 +0000

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Squaw Valley Micro Guide — Mon, 14 Sep 2015 23:32:53 +0000

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Is Sugar Bowl the Best Ski Area in the USA? — Mon, 14 Sep 2015 23:10:30 +0000

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By: 5 Awesome and Cheap Ski Resorts in the USA | WildJunket MagazineWildJunket Magazine

Wed, 17 Apr 2013 18:43:47 +0000

[…] of the resorts were big world-class mega resorts, like Squaw Valley and Jackson Hole, and several were lesser-known mid-sized resorts. Surprisingly, I found that I […]

By: Matt Gibson

Matt Gibson — Sat, 16 Feb 2013 21:22:01 +0000

Thanks for all the info Kat! I’m looking forward to one day exploring Alpine’s legendary backcountry. And you’re right, Granite Chief is an awesome place to play after a storm. Totally fun terrain!

By: Kat

Kat — Sat, 16 Feb 2013 05:46:41 +0000

Hey so I went to Squaw Valley Academy for two years during high school-Junior+Senior year. I had been born and raised an Alpine Meadows girl, and our house there is close enough that on powder days my friends and I take a detour down the backcountry from Promised Land right to my house, but when I went to SVA, I skied there every day for school. Plus if it was blue skies and had snowed over a foot the night before, class would be cancelled for skiing. Every day at 12:30 we would get out of class and go up to the mountain until 4 because the shuttle would come by and pick us up or we could just walk since we were right by Squaw Creek Resort. We got credit for the skiing as our PE class, so my friends and I got plenty of time to explore the mountain. It was interesting this past season because the year before had been an “El Nino” year like no other and every day was a powder day, but the mountain still stood up even without the crazy snow of 11′. The back country at Alpine is famous and not at all exaggerated as long as you have a local with you to show you the safe areas and what to look for in an area prone to a slide, but Squaw’s out of bounds is almost as good but not nearly as publicized. Granite Chief is by far the local favorite hot spot for after a dump because of the awesome terrain and the steepness that allows for that “I’m flying” feeling when floating on a fresh pow day, but KT or Red Dog are close seconds. Anyway, just wanted to add my experience here because I’ve skied Whistler, Big Sky, Snow Bird, and every single resort in Tahoe, but now that Alpine and Squaw are joined, they beat them all!! Also, there’s a hidden teepee and a treehouse on the mountain, but I’m not telling where. 🙂 Happy hunting, and ring the boot!