bryce ski area
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Hi Gators89,We are so glad that you had a great experience out on the slopes here at Bryce Resort. We thank you for helping to spread the word and we look forward to having you back as our guest again in the future!
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Do not even waste your money or your time on this place. I took my wife here to teach her how to ski and what a mistake. Kids flying around everywhere. There was a 15 min waite for the carpet lift because groups of kids kept cutting to the front. A lady in line was so frustrated she started yelling at a group of girls cutting to the front. There was no employee there to organize it. This place was absolute chaos. It is really small. I would suggest if you are coming from the DC area head up to Maryland and don't waste your time or money.
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This is a tiny ski mountain with limited options. This place would be ok for a family with lots of little kids learning to ski or a local just getting in a few runs. As an adult, It was not a good place to learn how to snowboard. The bunny slope is minuscule and the other "Green" slopes are narrow, poorly graded, and too steep to learn on. The cafeteria food is as expensive as Vail. Not really worth the trip from DC unfortunately. Would pass it up for other mountains in MD and PA.
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I remember coming as a child and although the natural snow season has not been the best, my kids loved learning about and seeing the snow making process. We had fun watching the kids learn to ski and fall :-). The slopes were just enough to be exciting but not itimidating.
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Great little resort tucked back in the mountains near Orkney Springs. Basye has winter sports such as skiing and tubing and summer sports such as grass tubing, zip lining, and more. They have ventured into competitive adventure sports and also offer golf, tennis, and swimming. Lake Laura is lovely and canoeing, kayaking, and swimming are allowed. And there is a trail system that will connect you with some of the national forest trails in the area too.
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Bryce is definitely oriented towards the resort membership community. It’s not exactly the easiest place to find but well worth the attempt because it’s one of the closest ski slopes to DC and different from all the rest. We went on a very cold holiday and perhaps it was because of the weather that relatively few people were there. Only one lift was open but there was essentially no lines. The blues are truly blue. There really isn’t any expert slope. There is essentially one green slope. A fine place to learn to ski or for those a bit more advanced. Someone looking to spend their days on greens and blacks might want to look elsewhere. The staff was very nice and they had a bunch of folks on golf charts ready to shuttle customers from the parking lot to the lodge. For such a small resort they had nice options for restaurants. All-in-all, a very good experience.
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Bryce Resort has opened a new downhill mountain biking area. Ride the lift up and enjoy a great down hill ride with jumps, bridges and other wooden features, ramps, and banked turns. There are beginner trails too. Check out the video on the website.
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Don't come here expecting black diamond trails. It is a fine resort for beginners and intermediates. It is a place you can just turn your kids loose and not worry. They have a new quad which is a line eater.
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When we arrived in VA (12/30/12), there was natural snow on the ground. The ski area also had man made snow. During the week, most of the snow on the ground had melted but the snow on the slopes was still good enough to have fun on. There are two chair lifts but one of them was not running. And from the looks, I'm not sure I would have wanted to ride it. But the #1 lift was brand new this season and easy to get on & off of. There were 3 runs open the week we were there, one green named Redeye and two blue named Bodlegger & Revenner's Run. They were challenging enough for my novice legs that I didn't need anything else. The ski staff was friendly enough. The restaurant at the base of the mountain was reasonably priced and also had friendly staff, though they were a bit slow to check on you. The Chili was great!
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Very accessible from metropolitan Washington D.C. area. This is a small ski resort compared to ones in Utah. We went there on three day weekend in January, and it was not as crowded as we thought. We did not wait much for lift, found seats at a restaurant (we went there around 11:15 am). There are two magic carpets, tubing area, racing area where local kids practice and later in the day opens for public. There are restaurants, outdoor tables and benches where families bring their own food - restaurants prohibits outside food, a shop where they sell new and used ski related item (winter), and rental shop. One restaurant offers a big fireplace in the middle of it so we could dry out kids' gloves while we ate. Parking is not that big. We got there right before they opened, so it was fine, but I saw people park on the street.Rental service could have improvement. It was not moving quick. Ski area is not hard for kids and not too big that we did not worry about losing any of out family members and not find entire day. There were not that many crazy skiers and crazy snowboarders, either. Ski patrols were always out there. They offer night time ski, which we did not experience but our family enjoyed the resort entire day.See more information on their web site. http://www.bryceresort.com/Home.aspxOn the way back to D.C. we stopped at a cavern, covered bridge, and enjoyed driving through beautiful country side. We would go again.