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Cannon - 2/14/2004


Date(s) Skied: 2/14/2004 Resort or Ski Area: Cannon Conditions: PP/hardpack Trip Report: Took the family and a neighbor kid up for V-day. The lodge was ...

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Cannon - 2/14/2004

Date(s) Skied: 2/14/2004

Resort or Ski Area: Cannon

Conditions: PP/hardpack

Trip Report: Took the family and a neighbor kid up for V-day. The lodge was busy for Cannon but not annoyingly so, trails didn't seem crowded at all. Tuckerbrook area was well utilized by midday, taking pressure off the Eagle Cliff greens. Didn't get away much but Upper Ravine, Tramway, Gary's and Rocket were all in fine shape. The only knock I have is that the mid-mountain trails seem to get skied off so quickly, it's a big jump from low-intermediate straight to advanced at this hill. But, where else can you go on a Saturday holiday weekend and have a great, relatively uncrowded ski day? Our group gave Cannon eight thumbs up
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