The set of photos below come from Blackjack at their 2010 Slush Cup competition (much writing has come from this day). While I did not capture it, the snowboarder gets completely out of the pond and lives for the next round. Still, amazing stuff!
Looks Bad, huh?
Getting better
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NOTE: this offer is now expired. However, continue to visit both the Badger Sportsman and Blackjack via the links below. — The Wisconsin Skier
No Longer $99 but $119 — STILL CHEAP!
If not, there is still a chance to get cheap Blackjack Skiing in the giant snwomaking machine we call The Lake Superior Snowbelt! Thanks to the Badger Sportsman The Badger Sportsman You can still get a cheap season’s pass for Blackjack! Visit The Badger Sportsman on or before Thanksgiving 2011 (offer expires November 24, 2011) and purchase a one year subscription and the Season’s pass i yours for another $119!
You missed it last March DO NOT MISS IT AGAIN! Please remember to tell them The Wisconsin Skier sent you!
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Blackjack is Serving up Cheap Skiing
All I can say is WOW!
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The ski resorts located in what we refer to as big snow country used to participate in a joint marketing adventure. In the pre-season they would sell what they titled an adventure card. Purchasing one was the same as purchasing one lift ticket at each of the participating resorts.
What ever happened to that?
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How do you feel when approaching a new hill?
I remember the first time I skied Blackjack, we drove up to it and the resort’s hill is rather imposing. The run entitled Shanty Girl faces you as you drive up to BlackJack’s main lodge and years ago when I was a less experienced skier I recall thinking whoooaaaaa.
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Are you a member of a ski club? Why not?
Am I? Hehehehe, I should be too and will look into joining the Sly Fox Ski Club which is my local ski club.
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Going to a ski resort in this region can seem like walking through a time portal back the 1970s. Why does it seem like most resorts only update their looks after going through a closing, sale, and re-opening? Why so much pain?
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