Mammoth Mountain
Reddit take
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Pros
- 24” in 12 hours, visibility was rough at times, but the snow was so worth it.
- Fantastic snow and runs. Go off trail hilariously at your hazard (so many stuck people).
- I remember a few years ago when Mammoth looked like this.
- Samesies, last Mammoth trip in Dec. we did one day, worth it!
- I drive 6.5 hours to get to mammoth for 1 1/2 days of skiing. YOLO it.
Cons
- When I was there this year it was 5 days of constant gentle fresh snow and little crowd compared to what I’m used to at mammoth
- Exposed rocks on groomers, ice, and way too many people in places they shouldn’t be or doing wide open turns on narrow trails. Dangerous conditions and dangerous humans.
- Wet and rainy at mammoth.
- Even Mammoth missing a storm or two this year :(
Sentiment
8 positive (67%) · 1 mixed (8%) · 3 negative (25%)
Trust + time weighted score: +35% · raw score 42%
What redditors said (10 of 12)
When I was there this year it was 5 days of constant gentle fresh snow and little crowd compared to what I’m used to at mammoth
24” in 12 hours, visibility was rough at times, but the snow was so worth it.
Fantastic snow and runs. Go off trail hilariously at your hazard (so many stuck people).
Exposed rocks on groomers, ice, and way too many people in places they shouldn’t be or doing wide open turns on narrow trails. Dangerous conditions and dangerous humans.
Wet and rainy at mammoth.
I remember a few years ago when Mammoth looked like this.
Samesies, last Mammoth trip in Dec. we did one day, worth it!
I drive 6.5 hours to get to mammoth for 1 1/2 days of skiing. YOLO it.
Even Mammoth missing a storm or two this year :(
But we’re all going to Mammoth next week. We’ve been at it for 33 years now. Best times ever.
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