Hmmm, looks tempting.... What was the weather like there today, How much snow will they end up with and were they able to avoid any mixing?![]()
lots and lots of
please:
Dust on groomed, becoming fresh powder
Temp: 26 (arrival), 28 (departure)
Originally I planned on hitting Blue or Elk today but the forecast changed early this morning to ice/rain for Pa. so I headed north. Arrived just after 9 & it was snowing already. And it snowed the entire day, dumping a good 4". This was my first true pow day of the season. If they had night skiing, I'd still be there- it was that enjoyable. Sparse crowds, no lines. Started off lapping Superchief, then moved to 7 lift, and on to Tomahawk. No one was paying any attention to the closed signs- there were tracks everywhere. After lunch repeated the same strategy but also decided to venture onto a lonesome trail on the extreme east side- it was awesome. Saved the last couple runs for the bumps of Onteora, which were amazing as they'd been pounded with fresh pow all day long. Forecast calls for more snow all day tomorrow. Get while the gettins good!
Belleayre glades
Looking down Wanatuska berm
Looking down Big T glades
Tongora
Winisook
Winisook, skier's right
Looking up said unnamed trail
Different view
Cayuga
Warming up by the crackling fire
Yes, Nick- I brought my camera this time.![]()
Last edited by legalskier; Feb 29, 2012 at 9:13 PM.
If it's snowin' I'm goin'
Hmmm, looks tempting.... What was the weather like there today, How much snow will they end up with and were they able to avoid any mixing?![]()
lots and lots of
please:
Life's to short for warm-up runs
All skis are rock skis
Anybody been skiing Belleayre in the recent spring conditions? Are they really grooming upper tongora like it says in the conditions report? I've never seen tongora groomed. Is lower onteora bumped up?
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