What is the best park you have ever been to????? I would have to go with Bear Creek. They have some cool boxes.

mountain creek or okemo were my favorites

Sugarbush.

Sugarbush.

Stratton, hands down.

deffinatly Bear Creek by far. but i havent reely ben toomany places.. i might be going to killington soo thatmight change

BC the only time i whent to MC it was late march and the conditons were crappy.

Stratton and MC.

i second that.. ive only been to camelback, mc, stratton, killington like 4 years ago, and blue mt once

but im gonna have to go with MC first, then Startton cause when i went up they barely had anything set up

either Okemo in Vt or Loon in NH

bear creek so far but that might change if blues is better this year

VT Open Competition park for sure

or Lake Louise's Park

Copper Mountain

I really like the park they had at Stowe 1999-2000. There were so many table-tops and some had two different launch angles and very long landings. I'll have to scan a picture I have where I'l higher than the tree branches. That's also when I tried my first rail....unsuccessfully. I was at Whistler several years ago and their Nintendo 64 terrain park was awesome but I wasn't good enough to go off the larger hits. I like 25-40 foot table-tops, not the scary 50-60 footers thay had out there. I'm super psyched about the new park at Blue.

I'd have to say Mt. Bachelor, Oregon it was nuts. Close seconds were Killington (they stepped it up last year), Vail, and Okemo. Bear Creek is also sick for PA.

Killington did take their park to new level. but their parks are all spread out. i liked okemo and bear creek.

okemo is one of my favorites
go there every year in feb when they have every thing set up including a 60' tabletop

Yeah thats true, but it's okay with me because when I'm there I usually freeski a while then hit the closest park then freeski a while and repeat. Plus for me last year, their top to bottom intermediate park was perfect for me to progress in. They had just enough big and small jumps to practice new tricks over and some pretty cool boxes and rails setup, some hips, general goodness all around. I enjoyed myself in there and rode it for a long time.

of course bear for Pa, Okemo for jumps, didnt like the jibs, i dunno i like bears rails better then most places ive been too

Mt. Snow had a pretty good setup last year. Skied Okemo and then Snow in late March and Snow definitely had the better setup.

Bear Creek is the best for PA, but i have to agree with lurker, Mt. Bachelor, Oregon is amazing

Based on last year, BC for sure in PA - If this preseason is any indication then RT and Liberty will prolly be right up there too!

Northstar at Tahoe and Park City and Snowbird for the really big stuff out West.

I'd have to go with Vail for jumps. They're just so HUGE and well maintained.

The upper park (i forget the name) at Sunday River.

1. Mammoth Unbound (tie)
1. June Mountain JM2 (tie)
3. Copper
4. Breck
5. Vail

And Bear Creek mos def for around here

Rocking Chair. If so, ive seen some crazy pictures of it, my brother went there and his friends are park rats so a lot of good photos.

Mammoth
June
Breck
Vail
Keystone
Mtn Creek

Def have to disagree bout copper, their park has no flow

either breckenridge or parkcity, utah.

in PA the best i've been to is skiliberty, but the only places ive been to in PA is liberty and whitetail.

gotta be loon in NH for sure. cant wait to check out bear creek this year bear creek

I was at this park down the road from my friend's house. It has the best swing set ever. Amazing slide too. I'd have to say its the best park I've been too