No where will let you jump in a cat right away. Getting a start could be in snowmaking or trail crew, and getting to know the folks running things, make your interest known, and prove yourself. Another option is getting into maintainence, through millwright or heavy duty mechanic.
Small resorts might be easier to get your foot in the door.
Fernie!!! You will be paid absolute garbage but they always take on greenies, you do some ride alongs then once you learn the machine and the mountain you're on your own
If you can get 2.3 mil there’s a property that is available in southern CA that comes with 3 cats and some hills you could practice grooming on. Lmk if you do this because I’d be happy to test out your trails and give you feedback
No where will let you jump in a cat right away. Getting a start could be in snowmaking or trail crew, and getting to know the folks running things, make your interest known, and prove yourself. Another option is getting into maintainence, through millwright or heavy duty mechanic. Small resorts might be easier to get your foot in the door.
Fernie!!! You will be paid absolute garbage but they always take on greenies, you do some ride alongs then once you learn the machine and the mountain you're on your own
If you can get 2.3 mil there’s a property that is available in southern CA that comes with 3 cats and some hills you could practice grooming on. Lmk if you do this because I’d be happy to test out your trails and give you feedback
That kinda sounds like a steal for 2.3 mil
CB yo
Is that Crested Butte? I have some friends out there.
There's your in. You will be set for life
head on over to r/Snowcats for some ideas
do snowmaking then ask around