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[quote=Anonymous]Ski. And if you are looking to meet people I think there are more people in their 30s/40s skiing than boarding. I think your plan of a week of lessons is a good one. My DH started in his 20s and that's how he learned. It's also more fun to be with a group. And coming back to ski at Liberty also makes sense. I think it's easier to improve if you ski multiple times over the course of season rather than once a year. Take a look at ski school ratings. I think Ski magazine includes ski school rankings in their annual resort rankings. Deer Valley is excellent. You may want to consider Colorado for a first trip as well because places like Beaver Creek and Vail have good ski schools. I don't think Alta and Snowbird, as much as i love them, are good places to start. Have fun.[/quote]
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