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experienced downhill & (classic) xc skier but haven't backcountry skied before appreciate any advice on what is a good beginner backcountry skiing set-up, where to buy, or good things to read to get more info (am thinking "light tele" vs AT) thanks -Arik

I was there Sunday (4/5) and there were no bare spots that I saw, still a ton of snow.

wait....there is a whole site devoted to bumps?! :-)

Date(s) Skied: Saturday March 21, 2015 Resort or Ski Area: Mount Snow Conditions: sunnier than expected, snow was soft at the bottom and just beginning to soften higher up, there is still a ton of snow here Trip Report: Surprise sunny day Saturday, expected hardpack but found pretty good...

dang those bumps look good!

your pictures are great!

spaced out birches just to skiers right of Free Fall, can also enter this glade high up from skiers left of PDF

Date(s) Skied: March 7 & 8, 2015 Resort or Ski Area: Mount Snow Conditions: great, sunny and softer than I expected Saturday, Sunday had new snow Trip Report: Saturday was fun, sunny and warm enough that the bumps were soft, I was able to avoid the crowds by staying on the North Face...

OMG thank you I thought I keep missing out on the upper section

B-east afternoon tickets are $40 starting at 12:45 it's $5 more to add night skiing and they are open till 10 pm on Saturdays so you can still get in a good day of skiing if you don't mind sleeping in The Crazy Horse at B-east has great beer on tap and good food

too early to start this? Berkshire east has already posted their pass price (adult = 499) and offered the rest of this spring free to those who purchase a 15/16 pass I am trying to decide between B-east and Mount Snow but haven't seen any info yet on the latter

you could ski Berkshire east on Saturday and save yourself some drive time conditions are good and it's a nice mountain with steep parts, lots of bumps, good trees

thanks for posting