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▲ 21 r/Summit

Copper Mountain Lifty

What's up guys my name is Kyle I'm 18 and from NJ and I'll be a lifty at copper this winter, I'm tryna talk to people who are doing the same to start getting to know people. Ima be living in the edge as well. If anyone who's done this before has any advice id love to hear any tips you can give me, as an east coast skier I'm super excited to get out west and meet people, ski every day, make friends, go to a few parties and just have the time of my life. I'm super stoked for this winter

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u/Timely_Mortgage166 — 14 days ago

Mount Mansfield 9/26

Absolutely incredible day on the mountain with my father. Only 9 miles and 3k of gain which i know is NOTHING considering i just saw a post of a guy doing Gannett Peak in 27 hours but still an absolutely incredible day. That makes 7 summits down #8 in a few weeks with Mount Mitchell in North Carolina, big things coming in a few months as I move to Colorado to work lift ops at Copper Mountain this winter.

u/Timely_Mortgage166 — 19 days ago

Ebright Azimuth

High point of Delaware(ebright azimuth)is only 2 and a half hours away from me and I was thinking of going for a drive to bag it today but id hate to waste so much gas just for that, anyone got any ideas as to what else is cool to do around there

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u/Timely_Mortgage166 — 24 days ago

My 5th high point Mount Marcy

Longest day hike I've ever done, on yesterday September 11th, 19.91 miles started at 6:30am and finished around 8:30pm, I climbed Mount Skylight on the hike as well, was an incredible day on the trail even despite the crazy mud and the rocky boulder full trails of the ADKs

u/Timely_Mortgage166 — 1 month ago
▲ 29 r/COsnow

Advice for a lifty at Copper this winter

Hey yall I'm not really on reddit at all but I'm just trying to get advice and maybe meet people who I will be working with this winter. I just graduated high school, I will turn 19 in December of the season, I'm from New Jersey but have been skiing Vermont my whole life, I consider myself an Advanced skier and it's by far one of my biggest passions, I'm definitely extroverted and usually don't struggle making friends. This winter I decided I didn't want to go to college yet and I will be working as a lifty at Copper and living in The Edge, if anyone has any advice or insight to what it will be like about the work, social life, party scene, making friends etc I'd love to hear any advice. Can't wait to catch yall out there in the powder

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u/Timely_Mortgage166 — 3 months ago