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Planning on powder day at Hunter Monday, but I am concerned with wind holds. 25 MPH winds are forecasted. How does Hunter do with their lifts on windy days?
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Any opinion on souther vermont/southern new hampshire? I know Mount Snow is generally bad on windy days, but what about Loon or Waterville? (CSC day is there tomorrow so it might be worth the extra drive to save $40 per person).
I'm no Loon expert but I think they are resistant to wind holds.
Any opinion on souther vermont/southern new hampshire? I know Mount Snow is generally bad on windy days, but what about Loon or Waterville? (CSC day is there tomorrow so it might be worth the extra drive to save $40 per person).
Not sure how sensitive the lifts are for them but with NE winds shifting back NW through the day Monday, they'll cut across Watervilles slopes and would imagine being an issue for the PM. Loon is N facing so if winds head straight into the slope it may not be as bad...however, they may have limitations no matter the direction.
I am assuming my work will be closed tomorrow and considering my options for tomorrow.
I'd like to do Magic because I am sitting on a few passes but it is a hike from RI and it is sure to be slow going.
More likely it will be BEast, Sunapee, or Gunstock and if all else fails there is always Wawa.
I've arrived at Mt. Snow before to find every lift on hold for the entire day. These are purported to be pretty strong winds.
Im bringing skins just in case...
Verdict is out on the new chair(6) some speculate that it needs a wind block up top..
Otherwise lower chairs are usually open if we don't lose power... Sometimes the westside is open and you can take a shuttle bus over there..
Any opinion on souther vermont/southern new hampshire? I know Mount Snow is generally bad on windy days, but what about Loon or Waterville? (CSC day is there tomorrow so it might be worth the extra drive to save $40 per person).
What do you guys think the roads near Hunter will be like tomorrow? I got a new (for me) car and I just took it around the block and it absolutely sux in snow, even with a stick. I may have to trade for a Subie in the summer.