Frisby Ridge ok for a newbie?

[0neoldfart]

Just wanted some input - planning a ride next week to Revy, and taking a new rider with us (not super aggressive). I personally haven't ridden Revy in 10 years, don't remember much about the topography. Is this going to be too tough for a new rider? She's been to Allan Creek in Valemount, Silent and Quartz in Golden. Steep bowls may be a bit intimidating just yet - don't want her to have a sour taste of sledding, or my regular riding buddy (this is his better half) won't be doing a bunch of rides this year - looking for an area that can support varying skills. So what are your opinions? Is Frisby or Boulder ok, or should I be looking somewhere else to accomodate the newbie?

Thanks, Karl

 

[HILCLMR]

Frisby Ridge

That area will do you guy's fine, if you get out there before they close half the area for caribou then there's even some good pulls to get at.

 

[Transporter]

Id say boulder is easier to ride for newbies.

 

[raceu4it]

boulder dome

 

[SHEFFY40]

Shell be fine on Frisby(alot easier terrain than Boulder IMO)....we took my parents up there last year and they are pretty casual riders and they had alot of fun

 

[Double-a]

I rode frizbee as a newbee and i'm still riding! Great place to blast of the sides for me and nice groomed stuff for my lady! Definitely melower riding than boulder.

 

[summitguy]

Lots of varied terrain on Frisbee - enough to satisfy all levels of riders - more challenging stuff right next to the easier stuff too which will make it easier for your group stay together.

 

[kenny]

boulder might be a better place this time of the. its had to get back over skinny ridge when its snowing like it does this time of the year. you can play on shady lane and have the time of your like no matter what your skill level is IMO