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In article <3ci4sd$oii@network.ucsd.edu>,
dlou@worf.ucsd.edu (Dennis Lou) wrote:
>In article <CL$vkCO9aD46075yn@kaiwan.com>,
>Richard Hsiung <rhsiung@kaiwan.com> wrote:
>>Baldy is a great mountain locally, but I don't know about beginner
>>skiing there.  There are some nice trees and steeps off the side of
>>the main run.  One thing about Baldy is that there isn't much
>>coverage most of the year, but when it snows, it's the best in
>>Southern California IMHO.
>>
>I assume you mean "great mountain locally" as compared to other So.
>Cal ski areas.  "The Wall" at Snow Summit (oooh, double diamond)
>reminds me of a favorite intermediate run at Squaw Valley.

Actually, I meant "great mountain" as is, which happens to be local
to us (in the Southern California area).  When it actually snows in
Southern California, Baldy seems to have the most skiable terrain
with the highest level of difficulty when compared to any other
Southern California ski resort.  Much of it reminds of Granite
Chief at Squaw.

Summit is great, but "The Wall" is just way too short and the
rating system (double black?) makes me laugh every time I ski
Summit.  But hey.. we gotta ski.  ;)

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