Things drop off very steeply to the left. And there's no way out of the bowl for a mile or two. I made this mistake only once. Got down it in one piece, but slowly. Can't say it was a lot of fun.
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1 comment:
Hit this or Regulator Johnson (right off the tram into Little Cloud Bowl) on a powder day and it is way easier, and way more fun. It's actually barely steep enough to get any speed. Buy or rent some fat powder skis to make it even more fun. I hit Regulator on a powder day (18"+ of freshies) mid March 2008 and it was crazy fun. Never saw my skis on the way down....
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