legalskier
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Arrived at the upper lodge late in the morning with the thermometer reading 20F. Blue had picked up 8" Sunday night/Monday a.m. but I couldn't make it yesterday so I figured better late than never. Warmed up with a run down Burma Road then took the double chair up to Widowmaker. The rest of the day I spent lapping off of the HS6 (which shut down for half an hour, with the HSQ taking up the slack). Temps didn't get above 27F but the real feel was comfortable due to the bluebird skies and lack of wind. All trails were open & conditions were excellent- the Blue crew groomed them out nicely. Crud and packed pow was abundant off many trail sides. In fact, I've never seen so many tracks under the lifts and even, yes, through the woods.
Bumps could be found on Main Street skier's left...
& Nightmare skier's right...
& in the glades-
While on Paradise I noticed that the trail under construction next to it had been carved up by poachers...
^^^The foreground is Paradise & the background is the "Trail Coming Soon" on the map. Looks like it'll be complete once they lay snowmaking pipes- in the meantime, poachers will poach.
All in all, a very nice day at Blue Mountain the true mountain while racking up lots of vertical off those high speed lifts. And if I may be so bold, I suggest everyone "get while the gettin's good!"
Bumps could be found on Main Street skier's left...
& Nightmare skier's right...
& in the glades-
While on Paradise I noticed that the trail under construction next to it had been carved up by poachers...
^^^The foreground is Paradise & the background is the "Trail Coming Soon" on the map. Looks like it'll be complete once they lay snowmaking pipes- in the meantime, poachers will poach.
All in all, a very nice day at Blue Mountain the true mountain while racking up lots of vertical off those high speed lifts. And if I may be so bold, I suggest everyone "get while the gettin's good!"
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