best park on east coast-

I would've said Carinthia.  Transworld begs to differ, they rated Seven Springs #1 in the East for both park and pipe:

http://snowboarding.transworld.net/2011-resort-poll/

Never been though, might have to check it out sometime

Although I've never been to Seven Springs I would vote Carinthia best in the East.  It has all knids of terrian to offer and for me it's the closest.

i think Killington, The Stash is the best park on the east. i like the natural wood look and how it has every type of thing in parks you could wish for, also the other parks on Killington are great they are all different sizes and it makes for good practice and working your way up to stash. Also the two pipes are sick! the super pipe is great for experience but the pipe on Ramshed is a great starting point to get use to the pipe.

Im heading to killington in jan and i have heard great things about their park, where is carinthia at?

Originally posted by sdip12 but the pipe on Ramshed is a great starting point to get use to the pipe.

Dude....that thing is just too much fun. Yeah it can get pretty sketchy after a day of riding/tracked out and doesn't see too much grooming. Last year the group I was riding with spent a whole day lapping the ramshead park, and hiked that "pipe" for two hours or so. I just like how chill that park run is.

That being said, a big +1 for the stash at k-town.

If you ever consider shredding the midwest, then Capital Park at Mad River Mountain in Columbus, Ohio is where its at for sure.

i would not know never snowboard on the east coast

i say mt snow. i feel killingtons park is aimed more at skiers

what is a good place for beginners like me ?

http://snowboarding.transworld.net/1000161968/resorts/resort-poll-2012-top-5-east-coast-parks/

I'm repping 4278 parks in eville,, can't go wrong

Originally posted by Taurusdemon Originally posted by belleayre Originally posted by Taurusdemon what is a good place for beginners like me ? Belleayre is a great place to learn because most of the lower half of the mountain is served by a completely different lift system for beginners. You can ride easy green trails without worrying about six million people zooming by. The trails are wide, the atmosphere is laid back, and the rates are reasonable. Don't know when it will be open with this crazy warm weather.....  where exactly is that ?

I'd say that killington is the best for all riders to have a great time

Killington FTW