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Beverley Sims

11-20-2011, 02:00 AM

My bucket list this trip is to go skiing in Interlaken Switzerland, Narvik in Norway, Aviemore in Scotland if they have snow early next year, and can anyone suggest a place in the U.S. Aspen? Cascades? before mid Dec.
I hire womens skiing outfits when away as they fit my smaller frame better and what better way to present as a woman. Unfortunately my lower octave voice can be a shock as all that others see is goggles and a pleasant figure.
The face is not what they expect.
Who else goes snow skiing en femme?

makin' it real

11-20-2011, 03:18 AM

Hi Beverley. When I lived in a ski area I was too closeted to try it. Now that I'm more accepting of my CDing and a lot more public about it, I would love to give skiing en femme a try! I always loved the female form clad in those cute ski bunny outfits. Dayahm. Now you got me going on the idea! Early season in the States you might consider Keystone and A-Basin in Colorado, or further north and west, Whistler in B.C. Depends on the storm tracks. Anywhere in Colorado can be great or dreadful for early season, but Keystone has massive snowmaking capability.

Beverley Sims

11-20-2011, 03:54 AM

I have found that blending in is best for me. I would love to do a ski bunny outfit but I don't look that great.
I bought some ski gear en femme recently and tried on pants and top for about an hour.
I do wonder but I don't know whether I was read or not but I did make a man joke to them that could have busted me.
Just before I bought it I said "No I don't want it now I have changed my mind." They showed a little disappointment till the bills rolled out.
I expect to go through Colorado just after thanksgiving so it might be Aspen.
B.C. could be another one all depends what is easier.
Thanks giving is a bit of a problem, I may be stranded out in the cold in Seattle for a few days.
Usually it is the other Washington I m in, and I can never get to Florida.

Loni

11-20-2011, 06:47 AM

there is plenty of snow on top of the sierra mt chain now. all the resorts are open. sorry i do not know the names as i do not ski.
just this weekend got another snow storm dumping plenty more..even if it was a snow-less year they can make it there.
so colorado should get more snow in a couple days.

windycissy

11-20-2011, 09:00 AM

One of my fantasies too, a little lipgloss and a billa with pigtails and presto, you're a girl! The resorts around Lake Tahoe are open, which is close to San Francisco so there's a lot of acceptance, have fun~!

Tina B.

11-20-2011, 09:16 AM

Most of the California resorts, in the central to northern parts of the state are open by the end of November, and this year even earlier, I'm pretty sure, Ashland Oregon is open now too.
Tina B.

jillleanne

11-20-2011, 09:31 AM

Not skiing, I like my legs far too much. But snowmobiling?

Karren H

11-20-2011, 09:51 AM

I find the the faster I move the better I pass too!

Launa

11-20-2011, 10:49 AM

I have never thought of this. Hmmm. My problem is that my male testosterone goes full bore once I put on a pair of skiis. I have been on skiis since grade 1 and I love it. With that said I'm still in shit from time to time for doing crazy stuff on the hill and I'm in my late 40's. I'm not one of a ski resorts better customers so I think a pink outfit would just make me easier to pick out in the crowd. Now it says your in Hawaii. If I was there and there was a place to ski well I'm sure I could put on a ball gown, a hoola skirt and get out there.

Danielle_cder

11-20-2011, 11:00 AM

yep been there done that, gonna do it again! I ski at vail try and find me:D

Maddie22

11-20-2011, 12:52 PM

Love this thread!!!

I'd like to add some women's ski pants to my wardrobe, and maybe a jacket later. I can't use women's skis though because they are too small for the type of skiing that I like to do (even if I just stayed on groomers they are too small for my size).

I get a lot of the updates from some of the resorts in CO, especially Summit County where I've been the last 3 years. They all have snow. A-basin gets dumped on earlier than most because they are at the highest elevation. Summit County in general is the highest in elevation for all of CO's resorts (This includes A-basin, Keystone, Breckenridge and Copper. I recomend all of these).

I'd suggest checking out the snow reports for the places you want to go first.

JenniferR771

11-20-2011, 12:55 PM

Oh YES! Skiing --it is easy to pass--and if you can manage it on Ladies Wednesday --half price! Just do not be too talkative as you ride the chairlift to the top.
Anyway I know a cd who lives near Copper mountain. Downhill or cross country. Great spot. Very scenic country if you like mountains and snow.
http://www.coppercolorado.com/winter/the_mountain/dom/snow.html

Beverley Sims

11-21-2011, 01:36 AM

Hi Girls, this is a bit much to take in at the moment, I will work through it.
Thanks for the info Loni, Windycissi and Tina B
Jilleanne, I like to stay alive so I am a little cautious.But having said that.
Prissy Girl, Yes I do like to push the limits even when skiing. A new thread here, Do you prefer skiing, or CDing?
Karen Hutton, Yes I have your Number....
Danielle, I would love to track you down if I get to Vail.
Maddie, Just go in and do it. I love chatting up GGs.
Jennifer, Ladies Wednesday, I would even pay full price if I got sprung...
Accomodation and ski hire for 2 for 2 days out of Colarado would cost $145 and $100
To get there $300 dollars each. It only cost me $1200 for 2 30 day rail passes.
I may try California out of San Franscisco

Acastina

11-21-2011, 06:05 PM

there is plenty of snow on top of the sierra mt chain now. all the resorts are open.

So sorry to pour warm rain on the snowpack, but the Tahoe-region resorts are definitely not open yet. Boreal has been running one of its dinky lifts on machine-made snow for a couple of weeks, but neither Squaw Valley (queen of the Sierra resorts, 1960 Olympic site, tops out just under 9000 feet) or Sugar Bowl (7000 feet up on Donner Summit) is open yet. They are reporting a few inches, Sugar Bowl a few more than Squaw, but far too little for skiing yet. California's most northerly ski area, Mt. Shasta Ski Park, also has only a few inches on the ground. The storm season does seem to be getting off to a good start, though, so give it time. It's traditional (I've been skiing in California since 1955) to be dodging stumps and rocks around Thanksgiving and the quality sliding starting in mid-December. Think snow! It is a pretty unisex environment under all those clothes...

eluuzion

11-21-2011, 07:23 PM

Skiing is the easiest way to pass

Not if you do it naked! :D

Current snow base/weather/images for all CO ski areas
http://www.onthesnow.com/colorado/skireport.html

Colorado resort live cams & photos--See for yourself! I’ll wave at you!
http://www.onthesnow.com/colorado/webcams.html

:love:

Launa

11-21-2011, 10:41 PM

Ellyn

11-22-2011, 01:02 AM

I was out to Victoria, BC, last week. You are in luck. The ski season got an early start in British Columbia, Alberta and Washington state.

MovieTheaterLad

11-22-2011, 01:25 AM

I guess that all I can really say to that is, "Watch out for BEARS!"

http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/5139/1263707722610.jpg

VickyMI

11-22-2011, 09:42 PM

This is a pic of me when it was about 10 degrees out. Love the snow and I think it would be fun to ski en femme. Plus with all the stuff you wear no one will know.

Launa

11-23-2011, 02:49 AM

This is a pic of me when it was about 10 degrees out. Love the snow and I think it would be fun to ski en femme. Plus with all the stuff you wear no one will know.

There is no way anyone would know your a guy looking the way you do. Not in a thousand years.

charlene#2

11-23-2011, 03:16 AM

damn vicky but you sure do make those winter clothes look good

Jenniferpl

11-23-2011, 04:48 AM

Skiing en femme sounds like a lot fun and a great time, that is right up until they have to cutt off you ski wear.

From my experience of skiing Vail this time of year is the base is not well established yet.

jillleanne

11-23-2011, 08:50 AM

This is a pic of me when it was about 10 degrees out. Love the snow and I think it would be fun to ski en femme. Plus with all the stuff you wear no one will know.

How lovely, so fenm. Sure beats the crap out of the looks of helmets and snowmobile suits. And it's a ladies suit also.(see post no. 7) lol

Tina B.

11-23-2011, 09:41 AM

Still looking for a place to go, it's snowing now all over California, here on the north coast we are expecting up to 8" of rain, that will translate to a lot of snow at the higher elevations, from Shasta, to the Sierra Nevada range.
Tina B.

Acastina

11-23-2011, 03:10 PM

This is a pic of me when it was about 10 degrees out. Love the snow and I think it would be fun to ski en femme. Plus with all the stuff you wear no one will know.

Great look, Vicky. A perfect Snow Bunny.

Beverley Sims

11-27-2011, 12:25 AM

To Vicky from Michigan,
Great photo, If you went skiing drab, how would you pass.
An update here, I have seen all the snow in the Rockies and It looks like I may go somewhere east of Seattle now.
You can see the stuff but it is not that easy to get there.
Thanks for everyone's suggestions, it has been great

Katrina

11-27-2011, 09:18 AM

That sounds like a lot of fun! I wouldn't bother with Aspen though - it is seriously overrated. I haven't gone earlier than XMas though, so I cannot comment on how the snow is. Vail is my favorite skiing, but Keystone is a good compromise with price, distance from civilization, and quality of skiing. I haven't tried ABasin, but I've done Copper Mountain, Breckenridge, Winter Park, and Steamboat Springs as well. Steamboat is my second favorite ski area, but again, I've only done later in the season skiing there. It is also wayyyy out in the middle of nowhere.

SarahLynn

11-27-2011, 09:40 AM

The resorts in Idaho are now open. I've never skied there but i've been told they are great.

SarahLynn

cdsara

11-27-2011, 04:20 PM

We have a couple of great ski areas here in the flathead valley Mt and they have been getting lots of snow.
Big mtn and blacktail.

StarrOfDelite

11-27-2011, 05:11 PM

I love to go skiing en femme. Women's ski outfits are Tres chic! The clothes can be a bit pricey, but try the Sierra Trading Post page. The after ski cocktail hour can be pretty cool, also. Been hit upon several times by decent looking guys but after 5-6 hours on the slopes and a couple of drinks I'm in bed alone and asleep by ten p.m.

Eryn

11-27-2011, 05:38 PM

So sorry to pour warm rain on the snowpack, but the Tahoe-region resorts are definitely not open yet. Boreal has been running one of its dinky lifts on machine-made snow for a couple of weeks

I learned to ski in my teens in the Tahoe area, mostly at Sky Tavern. The rule was, "If Boreal ain't open, ain't nobody open!" An unfortunate reliance on cable bindings ended my skiing days long ago.

In general, some folks think the overall picture looks pretty good:

http://espn.go.com/action/snowboarding/story/_/id/7274651/giving-thanks-return-la-ni%C3%B1a-early-ski-resort-openings

So far, the general report at the Tahoe resorts is 18 inches of slippery grass on a 3 inch rolling rock base.

Danielle_cder

11-27-2011, 05:44 PM

vail is open!! got a few days under my belt! it is thin but the conditions are actually really good. hopefully it will b as good as last year

stacycoral

11-28-2011, 09:19 PM

wow, now skiing as a woman that sounds like fun,speciall if you look like Vicky, but i would not pass so good, but it sure sound like a great time, i only be worried about the restrooms at the resort, since there is alot of young families skiings, anyway have a great time,

Launa

11-29-2011, 07:00 PM

Danielle_cder

11-29-2011, 07:51 PM

if u ski with a helmet, and goggles....no one would ever know! I use the woman's restroom all the time, never had an issue

Launa

11-29-2011, 09:15 PM

if u ski with a helmet, and goggles....no one would ever know! I use the woman's restroom all the time, never had an issue

I've never thought of this. Hmmm If I was read timid on the hill, I could put on the bella clava and go in to the washroom.

Cami desiree

11-30-2011, 09:05 AM

MsCheriMarie

11-30-2011, 09:09 AM

If you are a Western PA area gal and want to do this let me know!

Beverley Sims

11-30-2011, 09:51 AM

going thru PA to Washington next Thurs I think.

Danielle_cder

11-30-2011, 10:45 AM

Would love to ski in Utah! Hear the snow falls...a lotttt. But as for the greatest on earth!?? Yea sorry vail is where the greatest snow really is lol

Barbara Ella

11-30-2011, 08:32 PM

Love the outfits, but I would have to be the one seated in the lounge and bar all day (not really that bad of an idea) and night. Cant ski, but might be worth it just to walk around in femme.

Babes

Cathypb

12-11-2011, 04:26 PM

....and I am a Colorado gal. Me at Park City, Deer Valley was fun also!

Acastina

12-11-2011, 04:38 PM

CD ski terms:

Cornsnow Dancer

Couloir Descender

Cornice Dropper

Carving Debutante

Colorado Dreamer

Still waiting for snow in California. Sigh.

Beverley Sims

12-30-2011, 04:06 PM

I have resurrected this thread as I have taken considerable trouble to get to Narvik where the skiing is great.....
Just a heads up here, Narvik is above the Arctic Circle, and it is only 27degF -4C, not cold at at all.
Not THIS year though, the ski fields haven't opened and there is not much snow on the ground. In 2000 23 Dec. it was up to your waist in the city.
Today a frozen wasteland. New years eve tomorrow and I have been invited out.
I am led to believe Interlaken is not much better.
Does anyone know what other European ski fields are like?
Sometimes you can't believe the Internet.

kristinacd55

12-30-2011, 04:11 PM

That's wild, wonder if the guys on my Super Bowl trip would notice. We've been going for 22 years now :)

JoannaCaroline

12-31-2011, 01:44 AM

Being someone who lives and skiis in Utah I'm surprised that the greatest snow on earth has not been mentioned. In Park City we have 3 world class resorts. I have skied enfemme at Sundance and I loved it. Some girls I met at DVL last year are talking about coming out this year to join me.

Cami and I were probably neighbors at one point and didn't know it. Utah is great, but there is not a lot of snow right now. They opened early but it looks a little brown right now. Austria and Switzerland are digging themselve out right now. I got back to Europe yesterday and spent several hours yesterday snow shoveling and will probably go skiing tomorrow.

Skiing enfemme will probably mean very close contact with every other skier on the lifts so be ready for that if you go. A gondola ride up with 40 complete strangers can be intimidating to some but quite honestly most people ignore each other on the lifts.

mandi-panda

12-31-2011, 10:35 AM

I've never tried snowboarding en femme but a female friend of mine in Utah has been telling me I should fly out and I can just borrow her gear so I might at some point.

wearingtanpantyhose

01-03-2012, 09:13 AM

I've never thought of skiing in fem and I can't believe that it hasn't entered my mind! Maybe because other than color, there isn't that much difference between male and female outfits. I will admit that I always underdress when skiing more for warmth than anything else. I ski in opaque tights and couldn't see wearing boxers so I wear cotton panties with them. I tried satin panties once and that didn't work so well because my tights kept slipping. THAT's a problem skiing!

swiss_susan

01-24-2012, 05:58 AM

Well at the moment most places in france switzerland and Austria are plush with snow conditions are great. However I would suggest skipping interlaken as the skiing is pretty boring there. If you have your heart set on switzerland I would suggest, Zermatt, Saas Fe, or Verbier. All great places to ski and have a fun night out on the town. As I have been here in Switzerland for over 20 years I consider myself something of an expert :)

Susan.

Daphne Renee

01-24-2012, 02:37 PM

The nearest place to go skiing here is about 2 hours away. Its been fairly warm here as well so I dont know if they are even open. However I would like to try it sometime.

Beverley Sims

01-24-2012, 02:39 PM

To Susan,
Interlaken was good I arived after a good dump of snow, on day 2 I nearly got lost in a whiteout.
Went off piste about 4 times and into very deep powder (about 4metres.) and man made car driveways
No injuries just very tired and good fun.
Aviemore in Scotland in a couple of days as long as it holds up.
North West Scotland is cold and icy.

sfwarbonnet

01-24-2012, 05:00 PM

We weren't skiing en femme, but back in HS we all wore long shocking caps that were called he-or-she hats, shortened to hershey hats. My philosopy was that even good skiers fall; I fall; therefore...

Stephanie47

01-24-2012, 06:06 PM

This is a pic of me when it was about 10 degrees out. Love the snow and I think it would be fun to ski en femme. Plus with all the stuff you wear no one will know.

Wow! You look terrific. What a beautiful face! Any pictures of you in ice skates and one of those frilly Olympic skating outfits?