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Any guesses as to the name of the trail to replace Reverse Traverse? I've heard that Traversey McTraverseface is under consideration.

Yes, I believe that. I now remember we did stay there back in the day. Thanks!

I came across this old photo from around 1975 to 1978. It looks to be at Sugarbush South but I can't figure out which condo units these are. At first I thought it was Snow Creek but the angles and the unit numbering don't seem to match. Any ideas?

Three workers with chainsaws were at skiers right on Murphy's cutting the replacement of Reverse Traverse.

Some new snow making guns in the LP parking lot. It looks like they are pouring a concrete foundation for the snow cannon at the base of Easy Rider.

I just noticed that the two "scenic" webcams (Walts and Allyns Lodge) now change their view periodically. Nice!

I was only thinking about non season pass sales. Although certain passes, such as the boomer pass, are already only valid on weekdays.

I think the key to success this season would be to encourage weekday and discourage weekend visits. On a typical weekday SB is, historically, close to the current social distancing guidelines. One approach would be to sell Quad packs that are only valid Monday thru Friday. Also a decrease in...

How cold is it? Even the hot tub cover is frozen.

What is needed is a brew pub with a curling rink.

FYI: Win = Win Jr = WinS

Yea, I've Tipped over on Ripcord a bunch of times. Maybe this alternative name will stick as in "Downspout = Deathspout"

He may park like a Rockstar but he lodges at the Sugartree.

This got me to thinking.. What are the widest and shallowest trails in the East?

From the Sugarbush Snow Report... "Sunday, March 9th 9:10 a.m. Advice nugget of the day: Sleep in." It doesn't get more honest than that.

You should have been there Thursday, it was spectacular!:daffy:

40 is NOT late! 54 is late! At Sugarbush. :smile:

I dislike any lift where you can't sit. That includes ALL Pomas, T-bars, and especially the Cabriolet lift at Moutain Creek.