Baldy Mountain Opiniones sobre la estación de esquí

Ojalá pudieran poner en funcionamiento el telesquí y que llegara hasta la cima. He subido allí varias veces y es absolutamente incomparable con cualquier otra estación de esquí de la zona, y seguiría siéndolo incluso si muchos esquiadores lo hicieran a diario. Monte Baldy, si leen esto, sé que sería caro, pero sería la mejor mejora posible para la estación.

• ¡Nieve en polvo increíble y claros inigualables!
• Pequeña estación de esquí con solo 40 pistas señalizadas.

Just a really bad drive up there- feels like you are lost on an abandoned road going nowhere- lodge is so old, main lift very old and slow, seem to be understaffed everywhere. Staff grumble in front of guests about everything...

• when everything is perfect (temp, wind), they can get some good snow
• No lodging, no good grooming, slow lifts, terrible parking and lodge smells like a toilet

its the best

Best Mountain EVER! Beats Snowbird and Park City ( lived in SLC and skied there) Too old to ski now and miss it!! Idaho residents and spent honeymoon and many repeat years after. CHRISTIANNA!!

• Any level of skiing, Learner to Expert. Just beware of what slope you are on
• Don't ski DOLLAR when it's icey!

The hill is amazing for all different levels of riding but when we went to have drinks after the bar staff were very eager to shut down at 5. At a normal restaurant last call is announced and the staff wait till the guests are finished their drinks. At Baldy last call was announced followed by a "we have to go" after the staff determined the guests were staying longer than they planned. This made us feel rushed and un-welcomed. The bar missed out on probably $300 because they were so quick to finish their shift. Very unprofessional in terms of the staff because you would never encounter this at another restaurant. We will be back to ski but thats it.

• Good Riding
• The bar is terrible

Was just up there for the first time with my kids on the weekend, great early season conditions. We had a great time, nice affordable family friendly ski hill and only 45 min. to Osoyoos. You can't beat season pass prices, glade skiing or the dry powder.

• great snow, no lines, affordable

This ski hill is the real thing. Excellent glades, lots of snow, amazing views. You can see right into the United States from the top of the hill. For skiers and boarders in the Okanagan it should be on the list of must skis every year. Why you ask? Well when Big White is all skied out by 10:30 Saturday morning after a big snow, Mt Baldy is still offering fresh tracks at closing. The hill is old-school excellent, has a great day lodge and pub upstairs, is extremely kid friendly and has no line ups. You ski on every time just like the old days.

• Powder, trees, no lines ups, great staff
• needs more accomodation

This little ski area perched above BC's wine country is a hidden gem. Closed tuesdays, wednesdays, and thursdays means if it snows big on those days then you better call in sick on friday. What this ski area lacks in high speed lifts, fancy bars and hotels it makes up for in the friendliness of the staff and the locals. I recommend this ski area to anyone wanting to get away from the busy chaos of any of the major BC resorts.

• No Line Ups, Lots of Snow, Great Staff
• No Real Apres Scene

Have been on many hills from Banff to Whistler, Baldy is better than all. No crowds, ungroomed runs and big pow Thursdays ! Whistler can't be beat for other activities, but the price reflects that and the crowded runs get hectic. If you want cheap rates, no lineups and the best snow you've ever skied, you have to try Baldy.

• best powder anywhere, no waiting for a lift
• needs better after hours entertainment and a hotel on the hill.