andyzee
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We've been very lucky with our vacation, came up to VT for a week starting this past Sunday. Monday night storm hits :grin:. Today we decided to check out Mad River Glen today after skiing Killington since Sunday. We were not disappointed, blue skies, temps in the upper 20s to low 30s, no wind to speak off, great day. MRG has reported 20-24" of snow from this storm, no lying, plenty of powder all over the place and of course with the exception of the green trails and some blues, it all nice soft bumps. Unfortunately after skiing powder at Killington for the last two days and groomed the previous day, our legs were a bit shot, but we still managed to get four hours in. My wife's been a bit funny, right from the start she starts complaining her legs hurts and she's not sure how long she'll last. But the last few days that's been turning into a "one more run, one more", not complaining. 
As stated, MRG has plenty of snow, where you have powder, it's all nice soft bumps, loved them, my legs actually felt better after skiing them. Some of the steeper trails, did have some crap coming through, few rocks here, a little dirt there, but never to the extend that it was a real problem, just the kind of ski over exposure. Woods, had tons of powder in them. Over all, great day. As stated, Mad River Glen, get it while you can!
As stated, MRG has plenty of snow, where you have powder, it's all nice soft bumps, loved them, my legs actually felt better after skiing them. Some of the steeper trails, did have some crap coming through, few rocks here, a little dirt there, but never to the extend that it was a real problem, just the kind of ski over exposure. Woods, had tons of powder in them. Over all, great day. As stated, Mad River Glen, get it while you can! 
