Ok, ok, it's really called the
Snowblast Tubing Park, but I truly believe we should all call tubing, snowblasting. Why? Simple math. Snow + having a blast = snowblasting. At any rate, you start with a few glorious minutes of relaxing on your tube as the rope tow brings you to the top, then you jump off and go down a GIANT hill, breaking the sound barrier within seconds! I'm not even kidding people, we created some sonic booms on our tubes, especially when we went down FOUR AT A TIME. So if you ever find yourself at Mt. Bachelor, heed this advice: go snowblasting. It's breathtaking
(literally and figuratively - at times you go so fast that you can't catch your breath due to the wind resistance!).
Stephanie and Lizzie finding the perfect tube for optimal
(fast!) speed.
Lizzie and Lianna ready to take on the hill.
Stephanie rope-towing up the hill.
What you can't really see in this picture is that the snowblasting hills are at about an 85 degree angle. I don't lie. And that hay? That's to make you slow you at the end, so you don't launch into outerspace or something.
Before we parted ways to ski and snowblast, all the ladies at Mt. Bachelor. Good times.
Ok, ok, it's really called the Snowblast Tubing Park, but I truly believe we should all call tubing, snowblasting. Why? Simple math. Snow + having a blast = snowblasting. At any rate, you start with a few glorious minutes of relaxing on your tube as the rope tow brings you to the top, then you jump off and go down a GIANT hill, breaking the sound barrier within seconds! I'm not even kidding people, we created some sonic booms on our tubes, especially when we went down FOUR AT A TIME. So if you ever find yourself at Mt. Bachelor, heed this advice: go snowblasting. It's breathtaking (literally and figuratively - at times you go so fast that you can't catch your breath due to the wind resistance!).
Stephanie and Lizzie finding the perfect tube for optimal (fast!) speed.
Lizzie and Lianna ready to take on the hill.
Stephanie rope-towing up the hill.
What you can't really see in this picture is that the snowblasting hills are at about an 85 degree angle. I don't lie. And that hay? That's to make you slow you at the end, so you don't launch into outerspace or something.
Before we parted ways to ski and snowblast, all the ladies at Mt. Bachelor. Good times.
This looks like SO much fun! I think I would love snowblasting!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like good times. I'd be thankful for the hay since uncontrolled falling/sliding freaks me out.
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