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Trip to see snow!
Hey girls!!! I need your help!
I've never seen snow so I told my DH that this year for my Birthday I really want to see snow. My birthday is Dec. 2 so its the very first week of December. We're looking into Gatlinburg, TN and Traverse City, MI. But there's just soo much out there that I really want to research everything before we decide (we'd like to stay in a cabin).
Has anyone been to/lived in:
Maine
Northern NY
Northern MN
Vermont
Northern WI
Any info you have is much appreciated! TIA!
Re: Trip to see snow!
I have some friends that go to Beech Mountain in North Carolina every year the week of Christmas. The love it BUT the only snow they really see is blown. All my family lives in Michigan(The Detroit area) and I dont think they have much snow that soon in the winter either. They may get a little bit that is slushy, dirty and melts pretty quick.
I would reccommend Co or Utah. You can bet they will have snow in the Rockies that time of the year. There you will get the real pretty snow experience that isn't icy, slushy, dirty yuck snow.
I lived in southern Maine until I was in 8th grade. You never know how the snow will be. I would suggest going to a ski resort.
I have also lived in upstate NY near the VT border. There are many ski resorts up there.
I would say check out Colorado for some awesome skiing. I have skied both the northeast and out there and it is so much better in Colorado.
I haven't been to any of the places you have mentioned except for Gatlinburg, TN - and I would just caution that there may not be snow in early December like a prior poster mentioned.