Riding up the mountain on the tow rope has changed since I was a kid though, now they have a hook that attaches to your tube so you don't have to hold on and pull your arms out of the sockets. It was actually almost more fun then riding down. Hailey loved the tow rope the best but could have done with out the super long line to wait for it.
She had a really fun time, but I think we will have to do the early morning session next year, she was a bit impatient and ended up getting SUPER tired. She would not let me me put her down by the end not let anyone else hold her. Trying to hold a little one in a snow suit with a helmet, walking through very wet/icy snow, and quite layered myself proved to be quite exhausting. I think I would have been better off in shorts and t-shirt - I was roasting!
Yes, I AM THAT Mom that makes my child wear a helmet. This goes back 25+ years when I witnessed a horrific accident at the very same spot. Greg says it happens everyday, well, we were NOT going to be today's. Lucky for us, Hailey loves her bike helmet and wouldn't let me take it off even after we were done. I had to bribe her to take it off so she could get into her car seat. I have to say that I am AMAZED at how many kids DID NOT have a helmet on and there were alot of kids that were just a bit older then Hailey.
Hailey and Mommy waiting for Daddy to bring us our tickets.
She was trying to say cheese and find me with the camera from under her helmet.
I am going to get shot for posting this one, but I just couldn't resist, she has no idea that he is coming down right behind her. (no, he did not run her over) I just hope that she realizes that she should find a new hat!
Kristina, Ry and Arcani - Please note that Arcani is 6 months old - what troopers! No, he did not go down the slopes but he cheered us all on!
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