What ski areas have accepted unicycling?

I know that Northstar at Tahoe allows Unicyclists to ride. In fact,
CMW's and a few smaller meets have been held there.

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A group of us from MN have been going up to 'Lutsen Ski Resort'
(http://www.lutsen.com/) once a year for 4 years now. Never a problem
with them allowing us to ride there.

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camp fortune around ottawa allows unicyclists

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'Gunstock' (http://www.gunstock.com) in Gilford, NH allows unicyclists
but you have to hike the trails just as the bikers do. I doubt they
allow them on the slopes once the snow comes though.

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Copper Mountain. CO, Telluride, CO, Big Sky MT., Beaver Creek, CO.,
Breckenridge, CO. have all allowed unicyclists. Winter Park let us ride
down but not use the lift.

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Attitash New Hampshire. They let you ride the lift up.

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I have ridden at Snowshoe Mountain, WV and Wintergreen, VA without any
problems.

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The Summit at Snoqualmie was the site of national MUni championships in
1999 and the world championships in 2002. Not sure the exact name of
the resort.

Lasst year the whole crew from NAUCC rode down Snowbird in Utah. I
think that was their first-ever time having unicycles on their trails.
My pictures of that start here:
http://unicycling.smugmug.com/gallery/214466/8/8838023

As for Northstar, yes they hosted us for three MUni Weekends ('97,
'2000 and 2004) where they knew we were coming, and even helped out
with organizational stuff, discounts and hospitality. They like us.
Have your mountain reference my web site for further info, or contact
Northstar directly.
http://www.unicycling.com/muni/muni97/satam.htm (just photos)
http://www.unicycling.com/muni/muni2000/index.htm
http://www.unicycling.com/muni/2004/index.htm

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johnfoss said:

The Summit at Snoqualmie was the site of national MUni championships in
1999 and the world championships in 2002. Not sure the exact name of
the resort.

I think that is the exact name, although The Summit no longer allows
riding, or at least no longer has lift-serviced riding. But that's not
limited to unicycles...they discontinued it for mountain bikes also.

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I had no problems at 'Mount Hood Ski Bowl'
(http://www.skibowl.com/winter/bikepark.html) in 2004.

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Whakapapa Ski Area, Mt Ruepehu, NZ
www.whakapapa.co.nz

They were cool with us taking our MUni's on the chairlifts etc. but I
don't think they have any unicycle specific legislation in place.

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Marble Mountain here in western Newfoundland let me ride up the lifts
and uni down on a slow day last February. The people I dealt with
didn't seem to have a problem with a unicyclist on the slopes, but I
don't know if they have an official policy on the matter, yea or nay.

Doug

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Telluride Colorado,summer only, but you allready knew that.

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Dundret in Gellivare in Sweden has accepted unicycling.

( www.dundret.se )

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I haven't unicycled there yet, but Great Divide in Helena, MT is open in
the summer for MTbikes...

Does that count..?

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Thanks a lot- I'll send them a big list.

Last summer Mt. Washington had a ridiculous rule that unicycles without
brakes were not allowed, but that has been cleared up now.

Kris

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Snow World in Landgraaf, The Netherlands, has accepted a unicycling
event as a one-off. We could use their lift too. They are an indoor
ski resort.

(I've got some pics at
http://www.xs4all.nl/~klaasbil/muniweekend04.htm )

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This summer I went and rode at Whistler. They let me on the lift, then a
"Saftey Manager" came up and made me sit around for a while, and then
they took pictures of me riding their terrain/skills park. It appears
they have no policy either way, so the let me ride without further
question.

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danger_uni said:

Last summer Mt. Washington had a ridiculous rule that unicycles without
brakes were not allowed, but that has been cleared up now.

Kris

We have had similar problems with ski areas in Colorado, mostly the
ones owed or operated by Vail Associates. People don't seem to
understand how unicycles work (no freewheel = no need for a brake). I
would be interested in the details of your discussions because we would
like to mount a campaign to get access to any resort that allows
bicycles.

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