Best 'on mountain' food

My nomination goes to..... (drumroll please)

Pulled pork wrap
@ Glacier creek on Blackcomb

Food at all the Oregon spots that I've been to is great, and I'm a picky vegetarian.  SkiBowl has great nachos, Timberline has chili in a bread bowl, and Meadows has a couple different independent restaurants on-site.  The unappetizingly-named "Meadow Muffin" is my favorite though.

And I know people complain about it being spendy (and it is), but the fact is that I can have a great meal halfway up a mountain for less than it costs me in our minor-league ballpark.

I like the Garlic Fries at Kirkwood, cris-pay! Oh! and the Belgium waffles at Northstar...herra good!

I like to keep it cheap:  Take your own bread, and then buy the soup at the cafe; whereever it be.  Soup is usually pretty cheap, and then you get good energy from the bread too.

I never eat on hill food. I'm probably much richer because of it too. Stuff is so expensive.

I do get real hungry some days though. I wish they would heavily discount food to season pass holders.

in nor-cal the best food is at sierra at tahoe, on top of the mountain at teh smokehouse bbq.. every type of meat is phenominal, but im personal fav is the smoked beef brisket with swet potatoe fries... by far the best mountain food i have had

I had an awesome pulled pork sandwich on the top of sierra.

Taos has this little shack at the base where they sell the best coffee i've ever had

Fries and chicken fingers if I didn't pack lunch. Occasionally I'll get a luke-warm burger or pizza. That's really all they have actually.

anything with chili in it is good.  can never say no to a chili dog

cliff bars!!!! always with the cliff bars!

pretzel. the big hot kinds. with cheese

Mammoth had the best food for me.  Love going to the Yodler.  Not really on the mountain, but a short walk from the lift lines.

There is a small resort in PA called Whitetail that i swear to god has the best egg salad sandwhich ive ever had. Im kind of an egg salad snob too!

If we are talking about food we can eat on the lift than i vote for Cliff bars. So many different flavors to choose from.

pack a lunch and you'll be about $15 - $20 richer at the end of the day.

I usually buy a sub sandwich from the supermarket, 2 for 4 bucks.

I usually stock up on roadkill during the drive to the hill...sometimes I have to make my own roadkill (but it's better fresh anyway). Barring that, I'll board through the trees and try to find small woodland creatures to feast on.

I was so impressed by the food at Mammoth...they had like 4 or 5 big places with 5 star food. Im not kidding, it was awesome. It was a little pricey, but so is the cheap food everywhere else. In NC, I got a thin nasty burger with nothing on it for like $5. At Mammoth, I got a restaurant grade huge Angus burger with everything (even Jalapenos and bacon) for like $8. Definitely worth it!

The Chili Cheese fries they serve at Kirkwood were always a great deal if i recall.

If i'm super hungry and nothing else can quite suffice, the EPIC burger from Heavenly was amazing

I really like to eat some kind of soup especially on colder days 

good ol' curry'n'rice

i usually make some almond butter + blueberry jelly sandwiches in the morning or the day before and eat those on the lift or in line.  that usually suffices.

my friend likes to buy trial mix from the gas station on our way up, so I eat that too sometimes.

$15 less poor i dont eat on the mountain

Chilli Cheesburger + chips + AMP= Heartattack

Carbs, carbs, and more carbs. I try and bring at least a cliff bar. If you look at the carb content compared to other bars they have more than most, plus there bars don't get squished.