info on Mccall?

[idaho ride]

couple of questions about Mccall: how is the snow and where is the BEST to rent a sled for my dad? boise is an option, but the price is killer! let me know

 

[idaho ride]

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[idaspud]

snow is heavy

the snow is very heavy right now as the freezing level is way up, BUT, it is scheduled to drop to the valley floor level tomorrow and then more snow this weekend. Could get a foot tomorrow on the upper slopes and about the same next weekend just before the Holidays. Will see?

To rent a sled, go to http://www.cheapthrillsrentals.com/

Good luck, Spud

 

[idaho ride]

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[dragoon13]

rent a sled = $250 a day for a 2011 m8 or pro. the snow is thin in mccall. 30" to 35" @ 7000'. storms have been missin us. for ****sake bogus open before brundage. w t f?

 

[idaho ride]

the snow is very heavy right now as the freezing level is way up, BUT, it is scheduled to drop to the valley floor level tomorrow and then more snow this weekend. Could get a foot tomorrow on the upper slopes and about the same next weekend just before the Holidays. Will see?

To rent a sled, go to http://www.cheapthrillsrentals.com/

Good luck, Spud

thanks dude, i have contacted them already, seems to be the only guys around. have a good one. hope to see you up there over the Christmas break!

 

[idaho ride]

rent a sled = $250 a day for a 2011 m8 or pro. the snow is thin in mccall. 30" to 35" @ 7000'. storms have been missin us. for ****sake bogus open before brundage. w t f?

Fuuuuu.... thats not gonna be enough! well, it may be but i hope it get dumped on for the next week. we will be going on the 23rd so it better get its act together lol.

thanks man.

 

[idaho ride]

on scene snow report!

by the way, my old man found a place in poky that would rent him a sled for $90 a day so i think he will go with that (not needing a mountain sled cause he is a new rider). so i think we are covered on that end but please keep the update going on the snow for everyone.

thanks guys/sledbetties

 

[Arctic Thunder]

by the way, my old man found a place in poky that would rent him a sled for $90 a day so i think he will go with that (not needing a mountain sled cause he is a new rider). so i think we are covered on that end but please keep the update going on the snow for everyone.

thanks guys/sledbetties

If I was going to take a new rider out in the McCall area that can get 1-3feet of snow in a night I wouldn't want them on a trail sled! That could be the longest day of your life. Nothing worse than having a little short track and a new rider that continues to auger it in and struggle to find a place to park facing down hill all day.

I would think strongly about a long track just to ensure it is a pleasurable experience. IMO

Thunder

 

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