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              I recently took a family trip to Colorado.  This was my third time to visit the mountains and  I've decided that snowboarding is one of my favorite hobbies. I enjoy snowboarding because of the feeling it gives you as you are going down the mountain, the constant challenge to go on harder trails, and how fun is is to hit the slopes with your friends. There are so many things make snowboarding  amazing! For example, snowboarding wouldn't be snowboarding with out the beautiful white powder that covers the ground or the massive mountains of rock or the pine trees.

               The feeling that flying down a mountain on a snowboard gives you is like no other. Your body is full of adrenaline because you know that if you turn the board an inch in the wrong direction you will face plant. Even though boarding is intense,  it is also relaxing, because it feels like you are floating on a cloud. The challenge of wanting to ride a harder trail or land a new trick keeps you getting on the lift and wanting more. An example of this, is going down your first blue trail without falling... next your going to want to try a blue-black. On of the best things about boarding is the camaraderie of being on the mountain. You can race your friends, help them with a new trail they have never been on, or teach them new tricks.

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