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Excellent:
n Terrain Parks – Actually called Board Parks because they dedicate much of their time and energy to creating so many.
n Conditions – Big
n Price – at $48 for their most expensive lift ticket and $30 for a night pass, not many resorts rival Big Boulder’s price
n Two Mountains – though not many will travel to and fro, one can spend the day at Jack Frost and then maneuver to Big Boulder for the evening.
Satisfactory:
n Food – The cuisine is below standards of other resorts, but at least it’s more reasonably priced.
n Not Many Beginner Runs – The emphasis on Board Parks has pinched out many of the
n The Lodge – There’s enough room to maneuver but not enough to enjoy a drink; but the most frequent patrons are young, high-school aged kids so this is adequate for Big Boulder.
Needs Improvement:
n Short Runs – By the time you take the lift to the top and come back down, it feels as if you could easily time it on a stopwatch.
n “Normal” trails – Again, the emphasis on board parks has limited the amount of Black Diamonds to three, so if you’re visiting the mountain just for an explosion of speed or for variety, you may walk away disappointed.
n Busy Nights – The low price for a night ticket and the traversing of many of Jack Frost’s day skiers make for crowded trails at night.
Final Grade: B
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