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Stowe 4/8


Two day trip Jay Mon & Stowe Tues. Same weather I liked Stowe a bit better with the faster lifts and better grooming for the morning cruisers. Skied a few ...

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Stowe 4/8

Two day trip Jay Mon & Stowe Tues. Same weather I liked Stowe a bit better with the faster lifts and better grooming for the morning cruisers. Skied a few glades and some of those tobagon chutes in the woods. Huge moguls on Star. Spring has definately sprung. You can see the snow melting around the bottoms of the trees. Slow going on the flats and run outs. Another small crowd. All but the ski junkies have quit for the year....................Whats anyones picks for the best spring area's?????To me its Wildcat and Sugarloaf. I'll go till the bitter end. But the end is in sight.
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never skied SB, MRG or Stowe in truly spring conditions but sugarloaf and wildcat are fantastic for spring. Last saturday at the 'cat was fantastic - alittle bit more sun but the skiing was great.
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