Top Resorts (your favorites)

1. Whistler/BC- like the "Disneyworld" of snowboarding. I think every aspect of this place is as good as it gets. Natural terrain, groomers, park,...even the food & bars. It's pretty amazing here. 

1. Heavenly (Tahoe)

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1 - Northstar/Sierra (NorCal)

I have a double whammy so they are the same for me.  Between the two, you have both shores of LT, parks, awesome trees and terrain, cheap lodging options.  I'm really bummed that the Double Whammy pass is dead next year

2 - Powder Mountain (UT)

My favorite non-NorCal mountain.  Lightning Ridge cat rides, awesome mountain that is never busy, huge side country, just plain awesome. 

3 - Mt. Hood Meadows (OR)

I just love this place.  I love Portland, love the Mt. Hood, just a great place to holiday at. 

So far I'll put two:

In japan (since aside korea its the only place ive ridden):

1. Ryuoo: The best line ive hit in all of japan outside slackcountry. Will get boring after 2 days because theres not much else to do outside of that one line, but man, that first day is a blast.
2. Kamui: Again, another small tiny resort so you wont get more than a couple of days from it, but some really fun things to play on. Lots of trees, and above all lots of pow. People came away from it saying it was one of their best rides of the season in very mediocre conditions for a reason.
3. Niseko: Its tracked out before 8.30am almost every day. Its filled with bogans, but damn, that place has so many areas you can just hit up. The nighta is also huge, and well, the fact it links up with moiwa just adds to the appeal. Even on a full season itd be pretty hard to get totally bored. And if you do, just nip to one of the 5 or 6 resorts nearby :)
4. Myoko: I <3 myoko. My opinion slightly altered this year seeing it for the first time in two years and capable of opening up a bit more of it. But swims in pow, has easy access backcountry as well as a very blind eye policy on off piste. It could do with some steeps, but hell, youre there for the powder without being miles from central japan.
5. Nozawa: Beautiful and serene. Some great terrain, and some hair raising lines. Excellent fun and full of atmosphere. It could do with sorting out some of its lifts though :)

1. Northstar
2. Kirkwood
3. Alpine
4. Squaw
5. Heavenly

1) Kicking Horse

1. Snowmass (love the wide range of things to do on this mountain...as long as you stay up high or in the bigger park, you dont have to worry about crowds...but you can always find untouched pow if you know where to look, and the parks are well kept.)

2. Cerro Catedral (Amazing freeriding, and if your into rock climbing you could snowboard up to a boulder and just climb haha. Plus the people there are awsome.)

3. Buttermilk (Aside from the annoying people that cant snowboard that go there because its the XGAMES PARK!? omg -.- ...the park is huge, and well kept)
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Winter Park hands down the best! 

1. Copper Mt (relaxing environment, not a lot of ppl there)
2. Mt. hood Meadow (great for night time riding)
3. Bear MT.

1. Sierra, closes, fun to drive to, great tree runs, great terrain, steep terrain, park, lots of side hits, lay back staff 2. kirkwood, awesome terrain, tree runs, steep

mammoth, june (so overlooked), snowbasin, brighton, brianhead.