Related Regions: Wisconsin, North America
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by Dudeface - 10th April 2010
Pros: Close to home Good place to learn
Cons: Terrain parks? What terrain parks? Typically have 4 lifts working...
When I went here, I did all the runs at least twice, and got bored real quick. Also, I could not find a decent terrain park. Its a good place to learn how... Full review
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by angelb24 - 7th January 2009
Pros: Nice, helpful staff
Cons: Bruises from the ski lift, food is not the best, price is a lil high
For getting a couple hours on a local hill, this is a nice little get-away. For the most part, the younger crowd is fairly respectful, and the older crowd ... Full review
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by soccer_guru9@hotmail.com - 14th December 2008
Pros: New Park Manager, Revamped Staff
Cons: Self-Righteous Owner, EXPENSIVE
Hidden Valley receives business due to its proximity to both Manitowoc, Green Bay, and Sheboygan, however they charge day passes like their Granite Peak's T... Full review
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by dpsnowboarder - 3rd December 2008
Pros: small family oriented
Cons: price, and employment
this hill is the place to keep up riding if you can't afford to go outta town every weekend its close to the green bay area and manitowoc area.. quite littl... Full review
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by anonymous_user - 10th February 2008
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Hidden valley's terrain park is the perfect place for kids just getting into terrain features and also has advanced rails. The terrain bark has aa duble ta... Full review
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by anonymous_user - 9th January 2008
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How can you compare a small, Wisconsin ski hill to Park city? Sorry but we don't have the Rockies here, that's like comparing the skiing in Vermont to the ... Full review
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