Where does it snow during the summer?
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This summer i want to go snowboarding. does anyone know where it would snow during the summer.? thanks.
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Answer:
The southern hemisphere.
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Other answers
Top of the glacier covered peaks, the north and south poles and in Australia, New Zealand and Chile and Argentina. The polar regions have limited facilities and are expensive to reach. Mt Hood has summer race camps, also Whistler-Blackcomb operates until June.
Jim W
the past summers my snowboarding friends have gone to new zealand and said the snow was really great and lots of terrain open!!
janayoj
On many a high mountain peak. You'll just have to check about for who has snow when you want to go. Also - just how far to you plan to travel....the world is a big place.
dadnbob
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