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| | I was there Saturday and Sunday. Some comments: 1) they do have a ton of snow, even as some bare spots were forming, elsewhere the base looked deep. 2) The sustained bump line that I skied were all on the main face: Exhibition, Ego Alley, and a short section on Yardsale. 3) reviews of the trails listed in 2) - Exhibition - a shortish field, with weird troughs. I couldn't quite place what was wrong with these bumps, but I had trouble with them, and watched a number of people eat it pretty good. I think it was something to do with bumps having been formed when the snow was faster/harder, and the spring conditions on Saturday. It was difficult to a rhythm going. Yardsale - A short, steepish field that was actually pretty nice on Saturday but got a little crusty when it was cold on Sunday. Ego Alley - this was the best of the bunch, with the longest field on the mountain (that I found--didn't ski too much on the North face). These were the bumps they seeded earlier in the week that had the feature pic on the website. They were decent, a nice rhythm was had without any difficulty. Obviously, not the worlds steepest trail. Also, I think most people would be able to tell that these were definitely seeded bumps; I found the shapes somehwat odd, in a very rounded sort of way. Overall I give them an A for effort and a B- for skiability/enjoyability. 4) It was snowing when I left on Sunday. |
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| Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Boston, MA
Posts: 868
| The bumps definitely look widely spaced. I can't remember them ever seeding bumps at Mount Snow, so what the hell, good attempt I guess. Maybe more next year.... : ) I bet they will be real nice in the next few weeks. |
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| Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 2,933
| very nice! damn good rippin. the bumps and lines just look a bit premature. You can still see the roller shape in them. nothing a little traffic wont tighten up. I'll be there thursday. It'll be interesting to see what ego alley looks like by then. |
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