Is East Coast Skiing Better？？ - Fade To Winter (2015)
This week's #segmentsaturday is for our East-coasters. In 2015's "Fade to Winter" Bobby Brown and Aaron Blunk get an East coast tour from some local rippers. Safe to say, the reverse pilgrimage delivered.
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The reverse migration isn't a thing.
Western skiers don't go east.
You just don't do it.
Stranger things have happened.
First place to win on the East Coast was the Mad River Glen.
And it was just insane.
Maybe the snow's not that great and it's fricking cold, but people are just fired up.
Reveille rolled up, Ben, Carson and Eli showed us around and these kids ripped.
These kids are just going in and out of all these trees,
boosting up 20-foot cliffs onto sheer ice and flat landings.
I'm just struggling behind them, just trying to follow them a little bit.
We got to the top of one of the lifts and Carson was talking to Ben.
He's like, oh man, I kind of want to ski that.
It's a little double stager.
Bushwhacking the whole way to get up there.
Just full mouth of braces, just gets up and is just like smiling.
It was so classic.
I just love the hunger that those guys had just to go out and, you know,
just try and make something out of nothing.
It was cool just to see the fire.
You know, just to see that excitement and to see them just so pumped up
was honestly one of the coolest things I did all season.
We went from Mad River Glen with gnarly, steep runs, moguls, ice,
to Loon Mountain and those bluebird days.
Aaron Blunk in the park was actually perfect.
I'll knock you down, but please, don't tell me you want to hide my bad love beneath.
Oh, my God.
It was pretty cool to get out there and see a different side of it.
Oh,