NW U.S./Alaska Travel

Alyeska Resort, Girdwood, Alaska

  1. Alan Sorum
  2. Lanngold
  3. Barbara Nicholson Bell

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1.   Jan 16, 2007 11:07 PM

» Feature Writer Alan Sorum - Alyeska


Alyeska has had a record 283 inches of snow in December. Currently they are nearing 339 inches or approximately 30 feet. The only place that has had more snow is my hometown of Valdez, Alaska. We had about five feet of the stuff in as many days.

Alyeska is a great ski resort and should be even better with its new owner, Cirque Property, lead by John Byrne and Don McLean. They plan to introduce new terrain, increase lifts, and improve backcountry skiing.

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2.   Jan 17, 2007 11:18 AM

» Lanngold - Alyeska

In response to Alyeska posted by asorum:
Wow! We need some powder in Sun Valley! I'm jealous...

I have to admit, the idea of skiing Alaska has always been held the back of my mind because of the cold weather. Now, that it has been freezing here (literally) and I have been mulling skiing Alaska over: "Why not!" It is warmer in Alaska! Maybe next year...

Thanks,

Lynn

-- posted by Lanngold

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3.   Jan 17, 2007 10:59 PM

» Barbara Nicholson Bell - Alyeska

In response to Alyeska posted by asorum:
Are you living in Valdez now, Alan? I lived in Anchorage in 2000-2001. Alyeska is an awesome resort - though I never skied there I did visit it. Anchorage doesn't normally get a lot of inches in comparison.
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