I've passed along info on the top places to ski in the world, but skiing and snowboarding are two different things, and what may be a good ski park may not necessarily be a good snowboarding park. So snowboarders, here's your chance to read up on the top places to snowboard in the U.S. And, if you have any other suggestions, please do share.

1. Whistler- Blackcomb, B.C., Canada. Featuring a sweet mile-high vertical drop, great beginner slopes and now the distinction of being the home to the 2010 Winter Olmpics, there is something for everything here.

2. Big Sky, Montana. This resort is BIG, consisting of two mountains - Lone Mountain and Andesite Mountain. About an hour from Bozeman, Big Sky has hundreds of acres of expert terrain, and plenty of wide, groomed trails down both sides.

See the other top snowboarding resorts...

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Still not sure which ski/ snowboard rack you want to buy? There's a lot out there, and if you don't know exactly what you're looking for, or not looking for, the options can be overwhelming. It's always nice to hear feedback about what other people have to say about the product. It's hard to go wrong with a Thule ski rack, but don't take it from me. Read what others have to say about the Thule 91725 Universal FlatTop Ski Rack & Snowboard Rack.

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Bode Miller's performance on Sunday fulfilled his Olympic dream at last, by winning him the gold medal in the men's super-combined. This gold medal completes a full set of medals, after Miller claimed silver in the super-G and bronze in the downhill.

The ever-controversial Miller snubbed the official U.S. ski team in 2007 and appeared to be looking to retire, but returned to the fold last year and began preparing for this year's Olympics.

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