MadMadWorld
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I don't really have a good reason but I just like it the way it is. I think it has it's own character with it's own client base and creating the connect I think would ruin that.
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K-Pico Interconnect. Yay or Nay?
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dlague
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I would like to see them stay separate, but ... if they do an interconnect, at least provide a Pico only option like Sugarbush does with Mt Ellen. However, Pico will become inundated with Killington spill over if there is an interconnect.
skiNEwhere
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Looks like the jury is still out on this one.
I haven't been there in a few years, but I question that people would really trek over from K and inundate Pico. If anything, connecting the two would just further insulate Pico's long term survival prospects as part of one cohesive resort.
skiNEwhere
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I'd say half of the posts on AZ are moot in the summer anyways. What's your point?
SkiingInABlueDream
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You should've started a new thread instead. Because there aren't enough Interconnect threads out there. 
MadMadWorld
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90% of this forum is silly discussions and that might be generous
Not true, its in the plans after the village is done.
Smellytele
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I for one couldn't care less because I only ski K early and late season when Pico isn't open anyway. Although I do plan on hitting Pico this year in March on my way to Lake Placid. I haven't skied it since the early 90's.
skiNEwhere
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I'm surprised highway star has yet to chime in here.
machski
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Pico isn't really Killington so he's probably not interested.
Savemeasammy
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Is there good terrain in that area? Could it be Killington's version of Slide Brook or Brackett Basin?
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What do you mean by "Could"?
MadMadWorld
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It would have to be lift serviced as it is a bit of a trek out of there.
Savemeasammy
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Fair enough. Maintained (thin out the small trees). Some reasonable way to get back to a lift? I like the brackett basin idea because you can get back to a lift. Slidebrook looks interesting, but shuttling back isn't as appealing. I just wonder if Killington could officially open this area, but leave it with a back/side country feel.
If you have any favorite spots out there, could you please post them up in the "secret stash" thread? I won't tell anyone...!
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Puck it
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Do you mean like Cannon's all natural blasted felled widened graded seeded and hayed terrain at Mittersill?
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MadMadWorld
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Nothing gets past you
Puck it
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It was mostly for Cannonball.
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