"South Facers" What are the best Soth Facing runs in the N.East??

[haines]

Number One: Upper Flying Chase off the North Peak of Mt. Sunnapee

Number Two: Ridge to Ridge Glades at of Course Mt. Sunapee

#3 This is where I need help Bear Mtn at the K?

 

[shenty]

Number One: Upper Flying Chase off the North Peak of Mt. Sunnapee

Number Two: Ridge to Ridge Glades at of Course Mt. Sunapee

Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't both these runs face north?

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Or did I mis-undertand the topic... :dunce:

 

[mattchuck2]

Topridge at Gore is nice . . . but I'd say the answer to this question is the entire mountain of Bromley. That place is warm and fun on a spring day.

 

[snowmaker4191]

and um. hummm well do you mean upper flying goose? or upper hansen chase? they bolth do face north. well all the same great trails! love sunapee.

live to ride ride to live!

 

[riverc0il]

black mountain in NH faces south, lots of quality runs there.

 

[TwinTips21]

Definitely Bromley (whole mountain), only southern facing mountain in Vermont I believe.

 

[thetrailboss]

Number One: Upper Flying Chase off the North Peak of Mt. Sunnapee

Number Two: Ridge to Ridge Glades at of Course Mt. Sunapee

#3 This is where I need help Bear Mtn at the K?

:blink: Neither of these runs face south at Sunapee...they face west mainly. I will give you some southern exposure on Upper Ridge, but not much.

Bear Mountain also faces east and north.

My nomination: Bromley. All of it. Next: Cranmore :beer:

 

[Tyrolean_skier]

Bear Mountain also faces east and north.

You may be right but it is the warmest area at Killington and in the spring seems to be the one that melts down faster. Maybe the South Ridge area is more appropriate for this honor and in that case I would say that Pipedream, Breakaway and the Jug would be candidates. Those trails go fast in the spring time though when the sun is beating down on them.

 

[thetrailboss]

Bear Mountain also faces east and north.

You may be right but it is the warmest area at Killington and in the spring seems to be the one that melts down faster. Maybe the South Ridge area is more appropriate for this honor and in that case I would say that Pipedream, Breakaway and the Jug would be candidates. Those trails go fast in the spring time though when the sun is beating down on them.

Agreed TS. Maybe we should amend the thread to say, "sunniest runs" or areas.

 

[thetrailboss]

Number One: Upper Flying Chase off the North Peak of Mt. Sunnapee

Number Two: Ridge to Ridge Glades at of Course Mt. Sunapee

Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't both these runs face north?

Google Map Satellite Image

Or did I mis-undertand the topic... :dunce:

Hey Shenty! Welcome to the boards! :beer: Nice talking with you, and yeah, let's do a few runs at Sunapee sometime!

 

[shenty]

Hey Shenty! Welcome to the boards! Nice talking with you, and yeah, let's do a few runs at Sunapee sometime!

Thanks Trailboss, I pm'd you from NELASP, and I'll be at Sunapee most of next week (even christmas if the weather is ½ way decent)

 

[skibum1321]

I'm not sure of Morningstar's exposure at the Bush, but it fits in the category of sunny runs at the very least. One of the best bumps runs out there in the spring.

 

[JimG.]

Anything on the east side of Hunter:

K27, Crossover, Minya Konka, East Side Drive, Milky Way

 

[tree_skier]

Bear Trap at Mount Snow

 

[eatskisleep]

Black Mountain in NH is a Souther Exposure resort and there are many great runs. Awesome when the snow is soft in the spring! Yeah Black Mountain!

 

[haines]

South Facers

I like South Facers especially upper chase and Ridge Glades Perhaps their not true South facers but if you notice one run that hooked a Right turn on the top of NPeak that would be upper Hanson Chase

neat!

 

[Bosefius]

Bear Mountain also faces east and north.

You may be right but it is the warmest area at Killington and in the spring seems to be the one that melts down faster. Maybe the South Ridge area is more appropriate for this honor and in that case I would say that Pipedream, Breakaway and the Jug would be candidates. Those trails go fast in the spring time though when the sun is beating down on them.

Ahh yes, Jug. The Jug is great because everyone forgets about it.

 

[ozskier]

Beartrap at Mount Snow. Short, sweet, steep.

 

[pepperdawg]

Another vote for South Ridge at K-mart - jug, Jug Handle....great in Late May/April