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**Aafimoq** · 10-07-2010, 07:23 PM

Let's put it this way. Please allow me introduce myself. Believe it or not I am a Canadian living in Florida. I was sooooo tired of snow, my wish was to move to warmer place. So, I ended up in Florida.. My Lord granted my wish so well, I haven't seen any snow for 7 year..

My 11 years old son doesn't remember anything about snow... My family friend and I want to travel during winter time by car to nearest ski resort. Which is 11 hours driving distance from FL to NC. We will stop at Atlanta where we can shop and dine some good Korean food and then drive to NC to ride snowboard. I thought about going to Sugar Mountain since it seems like it has to most slopes... But I heard Wolf Ridge is pretty good too... I don't expect NC to be same as California or Vancouver... But we just miss snow...

What on earth motivates you to travel to North Carolina to snowboard? That's like taking a vacation to New Jersey to surf. Sure you could do it but why?

The 740' of vertical is actually better than I expected but still, this is a teeny place to for a ski destination.

10-07-2010, 07:23 PM	#7
Aafimoq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 420 Senior Member	Let's put it this way. Please allow me introduce myself. Believe it or not I am a Canadian living in Florida. I was sooooo tired of snow, my wish was to move to warmer place. So, I ended up in Florida.. My Lord granted my wish so well, I haven't seen any snow for 7 year.. My 11 years old son doesn't remember anything about snow... My family friend and I want to travel during winter time by car to nearest ski resort. Which is 11 hours driving distance from FL to NC. We will stop at Atlanta where we can shop and dine some good Korean food and then drive to NC to ride snowboard. I thought about going to Sugar Mountain since it seems like it has to most slopes... But I heard Wolf Ridge is pretty good too... I don't expect NC to be same as California or Vancouver... But we just miss snow... What on earth motivates you to travel to North Carolina to snowboard? That's like taking a vacation to New Jersey to surf. Sure you could do it but why? The 740' of vertical is actually better than I expected but still, this is a teeny place to for a ski destination.
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