Where's a good place to live where it snows a lot?

[fustercluck]

Where is a good place to live where it snows a lot? Just curious.

 

[jlee]

What's alot but not too much?

It varies - I'm in northern NH, and we have almost nothing. Southern NH was pounded this past weekend.

 

[Pepsei]

you want a place that snows a lot but doesn't "feel cold", so go to lake tahoe. you can even ski in your shorts late in the season.

 

[j00fek]

MN, upstate NY

 

[fustercluck]

When i say Too Much i mean being trapped in your house very often. I wouldn't mind being trapped in the house much...just not all the time A good place for skiing and snowboarding would be nice.

I'm planning very distant future vacation

 

[j00fek]

id like to live in that place all the time, get around on a snomobile everyday

 

[drum]

ohio usually gets a couple good storms every year. the snow belt around lake erie sucks, but south of that isn't too bad

 

[jlee]

Originally posted by: jacktackle
When i say Too Much i mean being trapped in your house very often. I wouldn't mind being trapped in the house much...just not all the time A good place for skiing and snowboarding would be nice.

I'm planning very distant future vacation

Trapped in the house?

4x4 truck ftw.

 

[ForumMaster]

i guess new york would be the perfect place huh?! 27.6 inches of SNOW!!!! u want that kind of snow? lol

 

[Kelemvor]

Norther MN, WI, or MI would probably work fine.

 

[fustercluck]

Also it doesn't have to be in the US.

 

[Ryan]

Snow = teh sux. I'd rather take my chances wiht Hurricanes than deal with that depressing crap.

 

[moshquerade]

Originally posted by: Ryan
Snow = teh sux. I'd rather take my chances wiht Hurricanes than deal with that depressing crap.

eh, that's your opinion. i don't find it depressing at all.
if you're into winter sports like skiing, snowsledding, outdoor iceskating, x-country skiing, downhill sledding, etc., then you definitely enjoy the snow.

and no hurricanes/tornadoes here.

 

[Bozono]

Canmore, Alberta. 5 mins. outside of Banff National Park.

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[Ryan]

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: Ryan
Snow = teh sux. I'd rather take my chances wiht Hurricanes than deal with that depressing crap.

eh, that's your opinion. i don't find it depressing at all.
if you're into winter sports like skiing, snowsledding, outdoor iceskating, x-country skiing, downhill sledding, etc., then you definitely enjoy the snow.

and no hurricanes/tornadoes here.

The thing that bothers me most about it is the death of all vegitation (well - except most conifers). I like seeing my green grass, my trees, etc, on a daily basis.

 

[buck]

Originally posted by: Ryan
Snow = teh sux. I'd rather take my chances wiht Hurricanes than deal with that depressing crap.

 

[wallsfd949]

Steamboat Springs, CO.

Great mountain (huge)
TONS of snow this season but the roads are always plowed so you don't have a problem getting around. 28 feet of snow this season!
Skiing / boarding is the best here!!!

 

[moshquerade]

Originally posted by: Ryan

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: Ryan
Snow = teh sux. I'd rather take my chances wiht Hurricanes than deal with that depressing crap.

eh, that's your opinion. i don't find it depressing at all.
if you're into winter sports like skiing, snowsledding, outdoor iceskating, x-country skiing, downhill sledding, etc., then you definitely enjoy the snow.

and no hurricanes/tornadoes here.

The thing that bothers me most about it is the death of all vegitation (well - except most conifers). I like seeing my green grass, my trees, etc, on a daily basis.

but then there is Spring and everything comes to life again. have you ever seen true Spring green? it's an awesome color.
and i've been to places that don't have four seasons, while things may stay green with artificial watering a lot of the natural vegetation isn't that nice looking.

 

[SagaLore]

Alaska.

 

[snoturtle]

Maine

 

[OREOSpeedwagon]

Originally posted by: snoturtle
Maine