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I am voting for Snow Summit. Their Superpark is phat. This park is huge. It's got plenty of jibs and boxes to satisfy even JP Walker, and has hits up to sixty feet, each with a different lip and kick. There's one thirty foot table top right next to a forty, with the thirty about three feet taller on the landing, and it's a pretty dope transfer. It's a forty foot step up transfer. There's a ledge rail that is about four inches wide and drops about four or five feet onto the slope that leads onto a huge kicker, about forty feet, but the lip is about fifteen feet off the ground, and launches you eight feet up from there, so at your high point you are about 24 feet up from the gap, it's pretty sick! Right after that is an even bigger kicker, that has a ton of kick launching you farther than the first,and higher. Then after that is a forty footer that is fun to spin off of, or you could hit the twenty foot long rainbow rail, which is super fun if you can land it. Just after that is a thirty foot double rail, that is awesome, or you could skip that and hit the sixty footer, and that one's SICK! And after that is a spine transfer, and that's pretty big. This is the best park I have ever seen, huge kickers one right after the other, plenty of jibs, and transfers, and a great time. Although in order to enter this park, you must get a season pass thing that costs five extra dollars, and for the money impaired, this may be a problem, but I totally think it's worth it. Tell me where you think the best park is. I want to know. I don't travel that much, but I have seen a few parks, and so far Summit is the best. Mammoth is good, Mtn High has a decent park this year, and one of the worst parks I've hit was Whistler/Blackcomb, but if you go there you hit the pow in the backcountry, and not their parks, so it's all good.
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