Breckenridge Vs. Park City

Breckenridge is for the person looking for the fun after the skiing is done, and crazy high altitudes. Park City is for the family with the bigger budget, and the skier who wants more skiable acres and better snow. And oh yeah Sun Dance.
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[@cbeary2000]

U didn't answer the most important question of them all - which place had the hotter dudes?

[@MrObservationMan]

How could I forget!?!?!?! Definitely with out a shadow of a doubt Park City. However if you want even hotter dudes then that you will have to go to Kitzbühel, Austria. Which gives me an idea for my next video. Thanks!!!!

[@cbeary2000]

@@MrObservationMan Hell yeah my man. Thats what i'm talkin about.

[@sunshine1450]

Gross

[@jennifermarshall4780]

Park city Utah

[@mycroft16]

As a Colorado native, but someone who has lived for 20 years now in Utah, I've skied plenty of resorts in both states. Park City is expensive as crap, but there are reasons for that. It is far more than just a ski town. Sundance puts it on the map in a new way and it attracts a lot of high end people from LA up to it year round. I haven't skied at Breck but I have been in the town and it's great too. I don't think one is better than the other. They are different. Park City resort is unbelievably massive. Like it's hard to describe just how huge it is. Both are crowded. Utah has amazing snow, but CO tends to get more and the season lasts longer... I call it even. Just depends on what you personally are looking for. There are really affordable places to eat in Park City, on Main St even, that aren't serving cafeteria pizza. There's an Irish pub about 2/3 the way up the hill that is incredible. Can't recall the name right now, but an early dinner for 3 cost us less than $20 a person total and it was stick to your ribs, home cooking and flavorful. Trendy places like the ones you showed in Park City are expensive in Breck too. So again, I call them even, it is just preference.

[@person405]

Flannigan's and it is a tasty spot.

[@mycroft16]

@@person405 YES, that is the one! Thank you.

[@person405]

@@mycroft16 my pleasure!

[@casebass2316]

I’m friends and I have been going to Breck for 8 years. This year we’re going to Park City. Looking forward to something new. Thanks for the review!

[@bethanychristensen2714]

Park City is just ONE recreational marijuana dispensary from being funner than Breckenridge, JUST YOU WATCH!!!!

[@warrenfunk]

Yeah thats never gonna happen.

[@blackrider2241]

@@warrenfunk just did

[@warrenfunk]

There is a medical shop if that’s what your referring too. You can’t just pop in and load up, you need a doctors note.

[@nikosconstantopolous7942]

Park City for me 👍🏼

[@YoniNadi]

What about Deer Valley?

[@robthorn5597]

Salt Lake City has bad air when there's an inversion, Park City's elevation is so far above SLC that there air quality is always great.

[@j.thomas7128]

Can you name me one Utah resort that has a base elevation within the inversion?

[@MrObservationMan]

dude... Park City had a Air Advisory 3 out of the 6 days I was there... I took a screen shot and showed it in my video... It makes its way up the mountain. And I could see it. Why does every one argue with my observations!!!!

[@j.thomas7128]

@@MrObservationMan I live at the base of Snowbird and in all honesty, the inversion almost never gets to PC. Sucks that you had that 3 out of 6 days. That's just nuts! Almost unbelievable. Those odds are like the 'inversion' of winning the lottery. In all honesty, the only time I go to PC is when I'm booked to guide at one of the resorts. My favorite for inbounds is by far Snowbird and favorite for side country is Solitude. I moved from NY to call Snowbird my home mountain.

[@Devans1227]

I’ve lived in Park City my whole life. The air quality is just fine.

[@robthorn5597]

@@j.thomas7128 Small Lake City, I grew up right at the base of Little Cottonwood Canyon as well.

[@MisterBenne]

I ve been skiing in Tahoe, Park City, Telluride. I Always would prefer Park City. Such a lovely Place and gorgeous ski area

[@johncooper2265]

I've been to all those places and they're all great. Never once even considered wasting a penny or a moment thinking about sushi. Did this guy really review Ramen noodles?

[@stevenfreund4572]

Both are special places and think you've summed it up well. PC is so easy to get to - 35 minutes from SLC and rarely any traffic. I 70 from Denver to the Mountains can be a real nightmare from time to time. PC is pricier particularly if you need to be on main street to eat and sleep. There are good dining options closer to Kimball Junction - although you loose the charm of old town PC. Again, balanced perspective!

[@40Rouge]

Breck with my friends, Park City with my family.

[@MrObservationMan]

40Rouge of corse the guy who gets Iced at his own wedding has the best truth. I would agree. If you can afford it, take the fam to park. To party, go to Breck. But you could take ,and do both, at either. I hear ya. Cheers. But what if your are taking your girlfriend of 6 months and your not sure where your relationship is going so you don’t want to blow the bank. But you still want boom boom and pow pow nar nar.

[@arjunski]

@uaedaien perfect, exactly what I was thinking!

[@smileyjones7740]

helped so much.

[@franchescaescobar2787]

thank you

[@Harrylymon]

I wish all reviews were made like this. Honest yet funny

[@MrObservationMan]

I wish all comments where like this!!!

[@Gabi-ci6ep]

I was living in Breck when you posted this video. I miss that city every day, everything was just amazing, so amazing that the good things made up for the bad things (price). I just love Breck

[@averageunitydev7089]

Living there did you ever get the 2 ft pizza? Amazing and it was only 18 bucks

[@danielschloss1111]

Both are fun but Breckenridge has my vote. Nostalgia.

[@TheCureThatKillz]

Yes, salt lake has horrible air but guess what? Park City isn’t in Salt Lake City. The elevation is quite a bit higher and doesn’t deal with the bad air quality down in salt lake.

[@veganpotterthevegan]

The best way to increase Salt Lake's pollution is to fly there for a Park City ski trip. Over 10% of our pollution comes from the airport. And far less than 10% of people fly

[@ejohnson3131]

TheCureThatKillz - some years its bad, other years it's not bad at all. This winter we've had clear blue skies and no inversion at all.

[@kosycat1]

@@veganpotterthevegan Salt lake just needs some giant vents cut into the mountains to the west and giant fans pushing all the pollution out

[@kosycat1]

@@ejohnson3131 I was there twice this year from Baltimore, it seemed like pretty decent air quality to me. Better than it is here

[@veganpotterthevegan]

@@kosycat1 ha, they'd need to be huge vents

[@tt55k]

If you are going to ski just one week a year it would have to be park city , if you get an ikon pass for that week you have many resorts to choose from

[@austinhendley9111]

“It’s not really a burger, it’s just a delicious”😂😂😂

[@erin8133]

Going to Denver in a few weeks for a concert and I think we'll make the trek up to Breckenridge! It's really cute!

[@rockymtnsteeze1815]

There is a Chimayo in Dillon which is close to Breckenridge. Breckenridge can be a very crowded ski area. March is a crowded time for Breck.

[@sbespn3820]

El Chubasco in Park City has great Mexican food that is more of a locals spot and inexpensive.

[@thebeastaidan4]

There are a lot of cheap places in park city you just have to go a few times and get recommendations from locals. Davanza’s is a really cool bar. Boneyard is great. Sammys bistro. El Chubasco. Ghidottis. Wasatch Bagel. Those are all reasonably priced places with great food and atmospheres.

[@MrObservationMan]

Fabulous!

[@Devans1227]

Hearth and hill is pretty good, I love the hot Italian sandwich at Boneyard. I just had Ghidottis for dinner tonight, it’s not the cheapest but it’s okay. I could eat El Chubasco any day of the week. Anayas across from el chubasco has really good food. And the little cafe inside of The Market grocery store.

[@jrush8328]

$1,600 for how long? One night? Or fur your stay? How long did you stay.? Sounds to me like this is not an unbiased opinion

[@elguapo6750]

The true answer is to just follow the snow and see who's getting hit hardest... and go there! I've lived in both towns for multiple seasons and know each mountain perfectly. Both share so many characteristics, yet are so very different. Breck has better steeps and more extreme terrain BUT Park City has some goods too and is 1 short hour's drive from Little Cottonwood Canyon... so if Expert terrain is what you're after, there is no comparison. Breck and A-Basin certainly have great steeps, and the best in Summit County CO... but they're just not Alta and Snowbird.

[@MrObservationMan]

Well said!!!

[@Steve-yr5vi]

Breck, Park is beautiful however the trails are narrow, I've never been there when they had fresh snow. If you go to Utah go to Snowbird-Alta or even Solitude, it's a completely different and better experience.

[@elainenilsson5472]

Omega 3 vs Omega 6, educate yourself on grain vs grass fed

[@lgarrett0109]

Snowbird ftw

[@brentturner7232]

We’ve always liked Alta. Going there again next year.

[@jasonhiggins605]

Solitude 4life

[@NASAFanboy]

At the end of the day Utah resorts always get a lot more snow than Colorado resorts and that’s what really matters

[@kayakutah]

The air quality of SLC doesn't affect Park City. There are plenty of Airbnb type rentals in Park City that are very cheap, just not right in town. In addition to Park City / Canyons and Deer Valley in the PC area, there are Big (Brighton, Solitude) and Little (Alta, Snowbird) Cottonwood Canyons, Sundance to the south and the ski areas around Ogden. All are very close by. I live in PC. I would highly recommend everyone go to Breckenridge!

[@debbiedarby150]

"...now you just drinkin'..this isn't even a review" :-D Cracked me up! Booked a trip to Breck TODAY and prayin it snows early in the season---> fingers n toes crossed

[@MrObservationMan]

Ski season should be a go!

[@squeegeeman2000]

I have commuted from the Pacific NW to both places for years. Both have been my home resorts in different years. Park City has my vote for cheaper lodging, quicker access from the airport, free slope side parking and groomed black runs. It’s also easier for me to hide in the Canyons vs peak 6 or 10. More S.P.O.R.E.S at Breck than PC unless you go to Deer Valley. Down side with PC is that 4/13 or 14 season closure.

[@colinmanley7349]

i can't wait to move to salt late city, absolute dream for me especially know PC is so close.

[@cvn6555]

Both are great trips. Both have great skiing. Feel like the apres is better at Breck, sitting on the deck at The Maggie. Also the best margaritas are the Cadillac margarita at the aptly named Ritas in Breck. 20 bucks but half price on Sundays so it'll only be 30 bucks for the three you will drink. High West is great, absolutely love their whiskey but good luck getting a table. And good luck getting a table anywhere during the film festival week- many places are rented out for private parties all week long. It is one of the best weeks to be on the mountain skiing, though. Great video. Will be out in Breck in a month. Dreading the altitude but looking forward to some sunny spring skiing.

[@NeverStill22]

I grew up in Slc. Got student passes to the ski resorts in park city for 99$ this was like 20 years ago

[@ireneduke5022]

I'll break your tie.. BRECKENRIDGE!

[@philwistrom9200]

Love it!! Just bought a place in Breck and am excited to spend more time there.

[@fazefarcry]

I saw moose in Breckinridge

[@wylancantreadthis951]

I saw a moose in Park City

[@marvelboi3416]

Also Park City is popular from hosting 2002 Winter Olympics and turn it into an attraction park plus its bigger then Breckenridge!!!!

[@tfargher1]

Lived 12 years in breck and 17 years in Pc. Snow is better in Pc overall. The accessibility in Pc is much better, the mountains in Utah are steeper than Colorado. There are 4 seasons in Pc and only 2 in breck. Breck does have better corn in the spring. Mountain biking is better in Pc. To be fair both are great and I loved living in both. I like Pc more due to the accessibility of salt lake vs breck to Denver.

[@MrObservationMan]

Trent Fargher , solid!

[@clayton9233]

I don't think either of them are the best resorts for the skiing in my opinion. A basin has probably the best in bounds terrain in colorado and the same goes for alta snowbird in utah. Havent skiied park city though but I hear the terrain isnt as varried as alta snowbird or solitude brighton

[@jamesbresee]

Silverton for best in-bounds in Colorado.

[@suba5779]

I’m in park city right now and the snow is actually insane park city is huge it has 8 peaks and large verity of greens blues blacks etc.

[@smacnee3278]

Bad info breck is way better then a basin lol, stop spreading FUD

[@m0tivati0nalshorts]

s macnee are you kidding me?

[@finerbiner]

What used to be The Canyons and is now Park City is pretty terrific. Also, Snowbasin is the best skiing almost no one talks about. Right there with Alta/Snowbird for terrain. Breck is good up top and horrible, flat, crowded ... below. Park City is worlds better. The Beavers is pretty awesome!

[@exdemocrat9038]

Just got back from Park City. Got a 12 inch powder day. I love Breck been there 50+ times but I prefer the snowboarding at Park City/Canyons. Vail is the best resort in North America. Jackson Hole 2, Park City/Canyons 3.

[@suba5779]

im commenting from park city rn lmao

[@lindeymiller3456]

Great video! 👏 I love the food, people and vibe of Breck the best, but I’m biased- I live there! The best ski day I’ve ever had however, was in Park City. It’s the snow! 😀❄️⛷

[@medwards1993]

Clearly he had never been to Davanza’s and done any DV dining for lunch, Apres ski, or dinner..

[@MrObservationMan]

Yes I have

[@paulhowson5898]

@@MrObservationMan the fact he refers to is as Capres ski (kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKrScoqLh7OmqLM) instead of Apres

[@person405]

Work in PC and when people ask about Pizza, always tell 'en Davanza's. Good sauce.

[@MrObservationMan]

Paul Howson its a salad joke. You wouldn’t understand your to well traveled and enlightened to know what a salad is.

[@ericroot8475]

the best destinations have awesome hostels. nothing guarantees a funner time than a good hostel scene.

[@smworste]

As an FYI you don't need to rent a car in Denver to get to the mountains. There are various shuttle services (like Summit Express or others) that will shuttle you up to the resorts from DEN for about $75 each way.

[@MrObservationMan]

Steve Worster with two people thats 150 each way, so thats 300. Then if I want to go to copper or somewhere in addition I have to pay even more. It just makes more sense to rent a car

[@xFFFOFFxBRIANx]

you picked the correct outfit for park city thats for sure.

[@MrObservationMan]

I try real hard SKRT... Real real hard

[@canyonproductions7683]

Great vid

[@gibsonhammer9050]

Family: Beaver Creek; Friends: Breck

[@jaymontgomery3330]

Park City has Deer Valley too.

[@johnebakeriii]

...One of two places in the country that disallows snowboarding. :(

[@jaymontgomery3330]

John E Baker III ..what's the other area that doen't allow boarders?

[@johnebakeriii]

Actually, I was wrong: There are THREE non-boarding areas in the U.S. Alta in Salt Lake County and Mad River Glen in Vermont along with Deer Valley. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deer_Valley#Snowboard_prohibition

[@markfoster452]

@@johnebakeriii that's one of the biggest draws

[@richmatelski8230]

I proudly SKIED them, all

[@djskor]

Also, if you have epic pass, you can head over to Keystone and ride those slopes too, if you feel like switching it up

[@TheSunnySideofCoffee]

Havent been to Breckenridge but I ski and snowboard in Park City, Brighton in the afternoon and also ski at Deer Valley!

[@plantbasedprepper]

We've been to Park City 3x the last 3 years and we are going to Breckenridge and Park City in May 2020 on a 2 week vacation! Hope there is still snow like this year! Thanks for the comparison! We are researching Colorado right now about things to do! Love the fact that they both have the resorts, hiking, main streets, skiing, hot springs, and so much we like to do outdoors!!

[@MrObservationMan]

Let me know who wins!!!!

[@mrepix8287]

Mr. Observation Man Breck may be open but probably not Park City. I doubt PC will run past Easter, last year they even closed the first week of April despite the massive amounts of snow.

[@rafaelalbertotorres8070]

Breck might be open in May (as it was in 2019) but a short drive to A-Basin can have you skiing into June...sometimes July!

[@powerwagon7811]

Just go to Alta to ski, PC isn't that great.

[@leonardc1303]

Why don’t you want to go to park city in March? What happens in March? Does the snow quality get bad? How can you just throw that out there and not clarify. I’m in the EPIC waiting room at this moment looking for mid-March. What to do.

[@UncleRuckus1993]

Breck also has the highest ski lift in America. I’m glad I only live an hour and a half away

[@ManuelGarcia-ub9gx]

How about Whistler?

[@stevez3332]

It's close i love the fact when i land in SLC im on skis literally in 90minutes from what i get my rental car , your on the highway 2 hours on a good day with no weather in CO. But YA Breck is a trip for the boys or girls , PC family and your spouse.

[@undeadman813]

Davanzas pizza in park city is amazing too! Pretty cheap aswell!

[@MrLundy24]

Jordan Glover Davanzas is the best pizza in PC. Red Banjo is booty cheeks

[@patrkbukly4240]

Shuttles from denver airport to breck every 15 to 20 minutes $50.

[@MrLundy24]

Patrk Bukly a 2 1/2 hour shuttle bus ride though?

[@patrkbukly4240]

@@MrLundy24 Yes thats about right.

[@natelucasmt7]

I Ski powder nearly every single weekend and it’s fifty bucks a lift ticket in a state north of both those resorts. Way less crowds, no lift lines and ski til you drop.

[@anatolyex]

If I would be you , I wouldn't share this information .Vail gonna buy it and than , we know the drill...

[@madirothey8773]

Welcome to my home, Breck

[@noah.m]

4:07 what bowl is this? looks awesome

[@cringecrew101asmr8]

Town vibe in park city is weird. Being a Colorado resident, Breck is much more my speed. Terrains is way better too

[@mayrarosaly2393]

What you mean with weird?

[@victoriancurto]

Exact opposite for me, Colorado is the most off place every time I visit. Denver, Breckenridge, Colorado Springs, Vail, Steamboat- all weird communities. Aspen I could get with though.

[@acbc3543]

I’ll be there in January 2021 for my birthday!!!

[@eats4cheaps305]

Don't forget that at park city there are lifts to and from any of the 3 mountains.

[@MrObservationMan]

Ill be there in a couple of weeks. I will be sure to include that in my next video. Thanks.

[@susankeefer5981]

Great video! I’ve been torn between relocating to PC or Breck and your video really helped. I love the skiing in PC, but I think that I want to live in Breckenridge. ❄️🎿☀️😎

[@MrObservationMan]

Thats a tuff decision!!!! Breck has a longer ski season. But Yeah thats a tuff choice. What are you going to do for work?

[@susankeefer5981]

Thanks for your response. I’m “retired”, so I want to ski and paint and I understand that Breck has a large art community. ⛷🎨

[@MrObservationMan]

@@susankeefer5981 well you have to let me know which place you decide to live! Also I wonder which place has better or less taxes.I have no idea which place I would choose to live, but I’m going back to Park city this year to give it another shake

[@susankeefer5981]

@@MrObservationMan Utah’s taxes are a little lower than Colorado, not enough to make a difference. I’ll let you know which I choose. Watch me end up in Stowe, VT. Have a great time in Park City!! 😎

[@garrylechner2240]

And the wild card takes the win : Jackson Hole , with no crowds Grand Targhee takes second and the young up coming glamour peak : Big Sky takes third.

[@Rainingsandstone]

Big sky is sick

[@h2snowmt430]

Just spent a week in driggs rode both. Jackson was incredible but targhee was truly a special experience. No lines. Bottomless snow and if you’re ever out there and want to rent a sled check out granite hot springs! Fun loop to make with plenty of off trail access!

[@garrylechner2240]

@@h2snowmt430 I live and work for the park service at Old Faithful so I'm centrally located so on my weekends off I will hit two of the three if I'm not riding my sled.

[@jstar1000]

The price of a lift ticket for Park City is what kills the deal for me. FUCK THAT SHIT!

[@n.l.s.e.2202]

Man we need this for some of the other big match ups too

[@Keith293]

FYI Cantaloupe is not the name of the artist, is the name of the song.. it’s a mix of the jazz song Cantaloupe island by Herbie Hancock. It’s considered a standard in jazz.

[@OzarkMountain]

def not jazz... maybe some variation but not jazz

[@RomanVonZimmerman]

I've been to both multiple times. For me, it's Breck hands down. Better bowls, better glades, more vertical, and better town. Park City always just felt like a massive East Coast mountain to me. Definitely fun, but if you like the steeps and the glades like I do, go to Breck. If you must be in Utah and want to ski a wild mountain go to Snowbird, THAT is a helluva steep mountain and the snow is second to none.

[@MrObservationMan]

Thats a solid assessment!

[@djskor]

Born and raised in Chicago here. I’ve been to both Breck and PC. I love the Bivvi. For the best value overall. I feel that Breck is better. There are always well priced flights out of Chicago to Denver. And I get a cheap bed at the Bivvi and I’m good to go. The food as well as everything overall in Breck is better priced than at PC. I don’t mind car rental from Denver to Breck esp since all the other savings make it doable.

[@MrObservationMan]

Yeah I like Both really, it comes down to cost and what time of year for me.

[@aidan9416]

There is a restaurant called Davanza’s, on main street and a slice of pizza and fries and a drink cost 8 dollars

[@MrObservationMan]

I did not get a slice there... I had a full pizza and a bunch of other stuff so I guess I did not realize they had a good slice for a good price. I was not happy with my bill... Thanks for the heads up.

[@aidan9416]

Mr. Observation Man They have the best fry sauce in town, next time your around stop by there.

[@MrObservationMan]

Aidan will do thanks

[@letthatsinkin7879]

Good shit. Well done!

[@PhaseSkater]

dude sounds like a jerry lolol

[@jakeandbrodygordon4397]

I am going to park city with my friends

[@MrObservationMan]

Jake! You are going yo love it!!!! Don’t give your parents a hard time. Wear a helmet! And have a blast!!!!

[@LT-hg7fc]

I've been to both with my family and hands down Breckenridge is the winner!

[@steveliberman3000]

There's an age-old conundrum in math. Is infinity+1 more than infinity? That's how I feel about comparing the skiing at Breck and PC. They're both so good I can hardly stand it.

[@TheSunnySideofCoffee]

That resort looks very nice and cozy :)

[@Ron.Swanson.]

i laughed when you started excessively drinking during the review lol

[@jmatt98]

Which US city is good for families and won’t break the bank? Are the places open during covid?

[@FirstLast-qf1df]

What is a square acre? Is that some kind of measurement of 4D space?

[@MrObservationMan]

Yes it measures how many acres can fit inside D's nutz!

[@jonathanisacco1162]

Great video! Extremely informative and remarkably well produced.

[@10--50]

I'm living in Breck right now. Gosh, I wish I came here before Covid

[@tishisaac1929]

Ohhhh no. Why are you saying that? How shut down is it right now? I’m planning a winter trip in December and I’m hoping my trip is worth it during this pandemic?

[@alexxmateo7783]

@@tishisaac1929 same! That’s why I’m watching these videos lol

[@tishisaac1929]

Alexx Mateo when are u planning on going?

[@CelestialLites]

Breck👍. My absolute favorite Vail/Beaver Creek.

[@Improbable_Odds]

Whistler, if $$$ isn't an issue

[@johncooper2265]

I think both are great, and I generally agree with the video. However, I've never once wasted a nickel of my money or a second of my time thinking about the sushi at either place. And, did this guy really review someone's Ramen noodles? I think Breck gets the edge, because I find the whole area & vibe cooler. And, it definitely gets the edge if you're staying for an extended period of time. I like to scoot over to Vail for at least one day, and to Keystone for another (all good to ski with your one lift ticket). And, I like a day of snowmobiling too. All are easily accessible from Breck, and will add layers of fun to your trip. And like the guy on the video says, the Apres Ski scene is better in Breck. Cooler town, better bars, better beers. Better pancakes in the a.m. Although Jackson Hole has them beat for waffles. The ONLY advantage I give Park City is on the slopes, but I kinda feel that is negated IF you take my advice and mix up your days with outings to both Vail and Keystone.

[@twofish2470]

You missing out Ramen is fire. Although living in Cali has me biassed all the food is good here.

[@johncooper2265]

@@twofish2470 - Nah Dude. I'm not missing out. Ramen is Ramen, and I've had it, just like everyone else on this planet. Last comment sailed over your head. Who the F(_)CK needs a review of Ramen noodles? And on a comparison between top notch ski resorts? Asinine.

[@twofish2470]

John Cooper think the point was just to show some good places to eat. For some people the food can make or break a place.

[@johncooper2265]

@@twofish2470 - For sure restaurants and bars do add to the towns/resorts overall appeal. And, I'm all for highlighting that to a certain extent. Local beers, wines, etc. Yes! Great steaks, seafood, BBQ? Absolutely? Sushi? Eh, not so much make or break for deciding a ski town's atmosphere. And Ramen? LOL!!

[@brandonadams1942]

Got to be kidding me. You haven't searched well enough if Red Banjo is your example. Red Banjo is basically a landmark. It's been there forever. You don't go there for the pizza my friend. And what an idiotic thing to delete a point over. The air quality is only like that every once in a while, as a matter of fact I just looked it up and the Denver AQI is 56 right now, Salt Lake is 32. The bad days come when a high pressure comes in and holds all the air in, it's in a bowl. Not just cars, but also fireplaces. And Park City is up the mountain from there, it's always great. Breck party scene is fun though, when I wasn't an adult, and I wore pants down to my knees and a lakers jersey in the winter without a coat. Thats Breck. Crazy, drunk, obnoxious, ski bums (and not the smart kind), and frat bro's from Philly. And where did you get an asinine idea you can't ski PC in March?? March can be an amazing month. Last year it got pounded with storms, but if not it's amazing spring skiing.

[@MrObservationMan]

Brandon Adams res banjo was not a example of a pizza place. It was a example of cheaper food in park city. I went to 3 different pizza places. 2 were to expensive. One was crap. Sorry dude. Park city food is to expensive was my point. And that is a important point.

[@vanceduke5196]

Alpine Valley Wisconsin. Hands down.

[@MrObservationMan]

Nope!

[@balin5492]

I heard it’s a good time to go to park city in March

[@MrObservationMan]

well good because im heading that way

[@RogerDiotte]

I'm sitting on the flattest ground known to man right now in Northern Ontario...I need a HILL PERIOD!

[@rebeccathompson2333]

I'm in Florida :| I feel ya, lol

[@RogerDiotte]

@@rebeccathompson2333 Ugh... So far removed from the picture there eh! From what I'm told Florida is quite flat and it's base is sand! Poor you if your a skier which I gather you are!

[@rebeccathompson2333]

@@RogerDiotte Wow, I never thought of as removed....but I guess you're right. Ugh, I love to to ski. I'm possibly moving to the mountains soon....eeeek!

[@RogerDiotte]

@@rebeccathompson2333 Well I'm actually sitting in a better spot, not 3000 plus feet mountains but still rugged just north of me. We have Searchmont Resort here which is undergoing a decent lift update so this season!

[@omgimontheinternet]

First family ski trip, we are going 12/27-1/1, breck or park city? Kids are 9 & 12

[@MrObservationMan]

That is a hard hard question. It really comes down to money... but I think if money was no issue I would still have no idea...

[@MrObservationMan]

I say park city

[@MrObservationMan]

No after reading some of these comments from the Park City locals I say Breck.

[@MrObservationMan]

Actually you should just take your family to Rehoboth beach Delaware Review to fallow

[@rafaelalbertotorres8070]

I prefer the terrain at Breck. More open bowls, better tree skiing, and the snow remains good well into mid to late April. Park City also requires a lot of traversing, especially the old Canyons area and while having similar vertical numbers, Park City's vert is not constant. Breckenridge's historic mining town also takes top accolades for charm. PC seems smaller and more generic. The only drawbacks to Breck are the crowds (PC is also crowded) and the oxygen deprivation.

[@wranglerelliott6016]

I live in breck and love it here!!

[@cprivera1]

So lucky to live here in Colorado!!!

[@MrBillsol]

Why can't you ski park city in March?

[@MrObservationMan]

My local fiends told me not to come much pass march 1st.... your thoughts?

[@MrBillsol]

@@MrObservationMan I agree people should stay away from SLC in March. Summit County is the better choice.

[@BradSabako]

March is the best month for skiing Pc...why would you say it isn’t?

[@alw9329]

"You don't want to go to Park City in March"... You're absolutely right. Horrible place for spring skiing. Nothing to do, nothing to see. Please stay away😀

[@Benjamin-zp5ds]

When I was in breck last season I stopped at empire burger and boy was that shit good Also the slopes at breck are fantastic, also the smoke shop has everything you need if your into that, also if you have never boreded with a little bit of thc in you have u ever really boreded?

[@luminalaztec919]

Being from utah and having been to both I would say go to a different resort, neither are as good as the hype.

[@MrObservationMan]

luminal Aztec I live in chicago. If someone comes in from out of town and they have never been to chicago, You take them to the tourist places first. Then if you have time you go to the other stuff. Catch my drift. If you got one chance in utah and you are from Virginia i would recommend park city because its awesome.

[@7gerez]

Vail is pretty nice!

[@PhaseSkater]

@@MrObservationMan yeah but chicago tourist stuff is actually good, like deep dish pizza and portillos...

[@MrObservationMan]

@@PhaseSkater dude what took you 11 months

[@PhaseSkater]

@@MrObservationMan i used to live in IL. plenty of old IL videos on my channel from years ago. thank goodness portillos has made it to cali and arizona haha. and giordanos is in vegas now

[@cadeeubanks9169]

Were you in Breck around Christmas?

[@ericostler4171]

Park City only has a short ski season because Vail is dumb. I skiied on the 4th of July last year at another resort a few miles over the mountain.

[@MrObservationMan]

Eric Ostler where did you ski that late. Im getting a lot of complaints about vail resorts

[@ericostler4171]

@@MrObservationMan snowbird is where I was, but Alta, Brighton, and most of the other resorts in Utah close based on conditions rather than a specific day every year.

[@j.thomas7128]

I agree Vail owned properties suck, but Park city gets much less snow on average (350") than both Little Cottonwood resorts (500-550"). Snowbird/ Alta are higher than PC also.

[@Alpinenutclimbing]

Some mountains close sooner because they are part of the National Forest Service and have to close by a specific date each year.

[@cottonwoods1020]

@@Alpinenutclimbing park city mountain resort isnt on forest service land.. its all private land that was bought from united park city mines... they close mid april b/c of snow conditions and b/c alot of their employees are from brazil and austrailia and their work visas expire in april

[@princessriley3335]

Aren’t you afraid that they will damage your gear on the plane?

[@MrObservationMan]

what no, why would I be worried about a silly thing like that..... especially when I treat my gear worse then they ever could....

[@princessriley3335]

@@MrObservationMan idk I guess bc I treat mine like it’s a precious metal. I’m glad it doesn’t worry you. I’m still a really beginner nervous skier. I can’t even relax. I’m stiff and scared.

[@kipper2k1]

I take Park City - fly out in the morning from NC - on the slopes by noon

[@MrObservationMan]

Its a good reason.... You can easily ubber