Four Lakes Alpine Snowsports

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Lisle, United States

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Recreation center· Ski resort· Snowboard rental service· Retail· Ski school· Ski rental service· Ski shop· Volleyball court

Four Lakes Alpine Snowsports Reviews | Rating 4 out of 5 stars

Four Lakes Alpine Snowsports is located in Lisle, United States on 5750 Lakeside Dr. Four Lakes Alpine Snowsports is rated 4 out of 5 in the category recreation center in United States.

Address

5750 Lakeside Dr

Phone

+1 6309642550

Best known for
Fresh Sushi
Biggest weakness
Inconsistent service
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Value for Money
Recommended for
Families, Sushi lovers
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Rubi Urive
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Good place to enjoy snowboarding and skiing. You can rent equipment or you can go with your own ones. Time goes fast here so is better to bring some food

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Mitchell Moore
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It’s nice to get a quick terrain park fix in.. but it’s never not crowded here. Even on weekdays. Also, it would be cool if you hired someone to actively groom the terrain park take offs/landings. Sketchy obstacles, but fun for what it’s worth.

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THOMAS GARCIA
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Fun hill to learn on.

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Eve Feldman
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The covid regulations are non existent. No one properly wears their masks and there is no social distancing enforced inside. The line just to get lift tickets and rentals was an hour and a half long jammed in like sardines (DURING COVID). We eventually had a good time when it cleared up at the end. They really should have a limit on how many people are allowed to enter for the one hill they have (not only during covid but also during normal operation. It was extremely crowded to the point where you couldn't go anywhere without running into someone).

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Quinn Schwartz
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It's pretty good for what it is: an upgraded sledding hill. But there's two key places they can improve. The rope lifts are what they are, but they could put in knots or bars to help get people up the hill. My arms were in pain less than an hour in. Also, they really need to work on crowd control at the bottom of the hill. There were tons of people loitering around the last 1/4 of each run creating both an annoying situation as well as a dangerous one. Not bad for so close to home, but they can definitely improve. Especially for 30 in both ways.

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