Unfortunately I started to get a bit worried after hearing warnings from a couple of co-workers:
- You might get dizzy and black out from not drinking enough water
- It’s not like skiing back East on "mountains" covered with ice
- The powder will be waist deep
- This is not a beginner mountain (they have double black diamond runs)
I consider myself a Blue run girl (intermediate level) but I haven’t hit the slopes for a couple of years and I’m definitely not prepared for a top elevation of 11,000 feet. Here's a map of the 89+ runs:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi81XRNfFloyFQAYlnv9PnztiS5ukC1KMBshqr5aew5GnsBCITKuuB6k8dszlEsQt-lf0l0dADvP8sHsjX7SpXSx0ylz2CLQHJCNwAhyphenhyphenAnexsnzAuvAMPf8hGqgA9R-HtRrFSm_CRK4pJN6/s320/Snow_Trails.jpg)
Hopefully it’s a good time and I don’t end up breaking any of my lovely bones, causing an avalanche, or running into a tree. Wish me luck friends!
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