Still full-on Winter at Saddleback - March 28, 2015

salsgang · Mar 29, 2015

It is still full-on winter at Saddleback. Pretty impressive. Temps were comfy - in the upper 20's / lower 30's with the sun poking out from behind the clouds occasionally, but spring really hasn't started at Saddleback yet. No matter your ability today it was great skiing. The cover is deep and the spring skiing should really be outstanding.

Saddleback is open April 3,4,5 and April 11,12 from 9:30 to 5:00. They will be open longer into April if the people and snow hold up. The snow won't be a problem, so everyone get to Saddleback for some awesome April skiing! More words, pics and video on the blog:

http://www.maineskifamily.com/2015/03/impressive-march-skiing-at-saddleback-maine.html

Whitey · Mar 29, 2015

Sal -

Concur completely. I'm at Sugarloaf Sat-Mon this weekend. It's hard/firm but skiable. But what I keep thinking as I see how deep and set up the snow pack is - is "wow this is going to be an epic spring up here".

I'll do a Sugarloaf TR after I get back. Got some good pics and some Bracket Basin videos already and I'm only 1 day into my 3 day trip.

salsgang · Mar 29, 2015

Whitey said:
Sal -

Concur completely. I'm at Sugarloaf Sat-Mon this weekend. It's hard/firm but skiable. But what I keep thinking as I see how deep and set up the snow pack is - is "wow this is going to be an epic spring up here".

I'll do a Sugarloaf TR after I get back. Got some good pics and some Bracket Basin videos already and I'm only 1 day into my 3 day trip.

Sweet - have fun! Look forward to the trip report from your trip.

bigbog · Mar 29, 2015

Nice pics and TR salsgang....
Talk about a winter of sheer mental torture in wanting to ski every day! Yeah, the cold-enough nightime and morning temps are still with the western Maine mountains.

salsgang · Mar 29, 2015

bigbog said:
Nice pics and TR salsgang....
Talk about a winter of sheer mental torture in wanting to ski every day! Yeah, the cold-enough nightime and morning temps are still with the western Maine mountains.

thanks - great weekend for sure! We stayed home and had a nice day - but I thought about skiing a lot!

bdfreetuna · Mar 30, 2015

Skiing the Loaf April 2nd and 3rd, ... Saddleback April 4 and 5th.

Looking like warm temps for my trip should be spring skiing with total coverage!

salsgang · Mar 30, 2015

bdfreetuna said:
Skiing the Loaf April 2nd and 3rd, ... Saddleback April 4 and 5th.

Looking like warm temps for my trip should be spring skiing with total coverage!

Wow that should be a great 4 days!

bdfreetuna · Mar 30, 2015

Will be first time at both areas. I've been looking forward to this one since booking it in November. A little bit of a gamble booking April but there were good discounts, I figured if I got lucky it would be first rate spring skiing. Looks like it couldn't be much better up there right now. Thanks for keeping me stoked through the winter with these great Saddleback reports and videos!

salsgang · Mar 30, 2015

bdfreetuna said:
Will be first time at both areas. I've been looking forward to this one since booking it in November. A little bit of a gamble booking April but there were good discounts, I figured if I got lucky it would be first rate spring skiing. Looks like it couldn't be much better up there right now. Thanks for keeping me stoked through the winter with these great Saddleback reports and videos!

You are welcome and have a great time!

skiMEbike · Mar 31, 2015

Impressive for sure....I am just coming off 4 days at the Loaf. As I am sure you can attest being just 20-30 miles away...It's not quite spring temps in the Western Mtns of ME, however the snow pack is deep making for great skiing. It will get even better when we get the temperatures to give us that endless corn we've been craving.

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