ok l have been wanting to go jibbing on my snowboard... only problem is that their is no snow... l looked into getting a snow machine but its never below 32 degrees... is their any way l can snowboard???? any Ideas are great none r stupid

this is kinda wierdbut put the snow machin in the refegerator

Go to someplace with snow..wtf

l think the only way would b 2 go 2 a place where there is snow

Jenn :)

Arapahoe Basin in Colorado is known to stay open until the 4th of July-- so if you can make a trip, that is worth it!

There are other places that you can go snowboarding on sand dunes- but probably no major ''jibbing'' things to be had.

Buying your own snow machine is pretty expensive!

l know kids who do this all the time get a pickup truck then go to you local ice arena and get the ice shavings they collect from the zambonie they usally leave them out for anyone to use if not you chould ask them if u chould have them

Im not sure where you live. but l am pretty sure you can order snow. A truck will drop off a bunch of snow in your yard and you can do whatever with it.

My friend does this every year. not sure how much it will cost or anything other than that.

Hope this helps =P

Merry Christmas

l have had the same problem for a long time now so what l have conculded

you can make a small take off ramp by screwing pvc pipe to 2x4 & making a ramp

it also works as a box if u put the pipe close enough together

or u can do what l now do

in colorado st. marrys glacier has snow on it all year long

you & some friends can carry up some rails & boxes & it is fun

it is alot of work but the best thing durring the summer

In the summer Whistler Canada!! Great ski resorts!!
OR if they get a lot Mammoth can be sometimes be open as late as July!! Have Fun!!

We have the same problem every summer. Some of our ski school staff found a solution by using this stuff.

http://backyardterrainpark.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=BTP&Category_Code=snowgel

It is not bad on small kickers in the backyard.

Also: Snowmakers r expensive. You also need a lot of water & ur power bill will go thru the roof. They also do not work until u hit 28F..and that is mostly just slush. Optimal temps for snowmaking r between 15F-19F. The snow is good at that temp & any colder & the machines start to freeze up.

In the western north America areas, Whistler/ Blackcomb, in BC. Mt Hood Timberline, Or. Mt Bachelor, Bend Or. A-basin in Colo. Mammoth Mt in Calif.
In other areas, Santiago, Chile, New Zealand, Australia (far south), and Argentina. Some glaciers are open in Europe. If you're wiling to hike try the Himalayas.