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<blockquote data-quote="BikerHT" data-source="post: 2109269" data-attributes="member: 24483">I&#039;ve skied every year since 1976, when I lived in Europe.&nbsp; Going next week to Steamboat Springs, CO - never been there yet!&nbsp; Wolf Creek is where I have been the most...Love it!&nbsp; They usually have A LOT MORE SNOW than anywhere else. In the US, also been to Durango many times - excellent!Angel Fire, NM - went there last year, had great snow and a great time!Always wanted to try Ruidosa, just never made it.&nbsp; They usually didn&#039;t have enough snow for me.&nbsp; I remember several years back, we stayed in Glorieta, NM to ski in Santa Fe.&nbsp; They had 2 runs open.&nbsp; Never went there...Drove 3 1/2 hours more and skied Wolf Creek - they were 100% open!&nbsp; Made for a long day getting back to NM!&nbsp; I rank snow skiing right up there with breathing oxygen...necessary for survival!&nbsp; Have fun regardless of where you go!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BikerHT, post: 2109269, member: 24483"] I've skied every year since 1976, when I lived in Europe. Going next week to Steamboat Springs, CO - never been there yet! Wolf Creek is where I have been the most...Love it! They usually have A LOT MORE SNOW than anywhere else. In the US, also been to Durango many times - excellent! Angel Fire, NM - went there last year, had great snow and a great time! Always wanted to try Ruidosa, just never made it. They usually didn't have enough snow for me. I remember several years back, we stayed in Glorieta, NM to ski in Santa Fe. They had 2 runs open. Never went there... Drove 3 1/2 hours more and skied Wolf Creek - they were 100% open! Made for a long day getting back to NM! I rank snow skiing right up there with breathing oxygen...necessary for survival! Have fun regardless of where you go! [/QUOTE]

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