LiftlineRedcoat
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Berkshire East 2-19-2009
The snow that started Wednesday evening helped improve conditions at the BEast quite a bit, but as I left the area for the night I was sure the predicted change to rain would leave a wet sloppy mess for the morning. The rain never came, and the mountain had 5 inches of fresh snow the morning of the 19th when I arrived to open the hill.
There wasn't enough snow to open Upper Liftline, but most of the other trails both groomed and ungroomed were in great shape. For a school vacation week, we almost had the mountain to ourselves. Flying Cloud, Grizzly and UMass were left ungroomed, and the glades were skiable again for the first time in a while.
Temps rose into the high 30's / low 40's by mid afternoon making for a great spring skiing day. Weather for the next few days looks good.
This is my first post/trail report. Comments appreciated.
The snow that started Wednesday evening helped improve conditions at the BEast quite a bit, but as I left the area for the night I was sure the predicted change to rain would leave a wet sloppy mess for the morning. The rain never came, and the mountain had 5 inches of fresh snow the morning of the 19th when I arrived to open the hill.
There wasn't enough snow to open Upper Liftline, but most of the other trails both groomed and ungroomed were in great shape. For a school vacation week, we almost had the mountain to ourselves. Flying Cloud, Grizzly and UMass were left ungroomed, and the glades were skiable again for the first time in a while.
Temps rose into the high 30's / low 40's by mid afternoon making for a great spring skiing day. Weather for the next few days looks good.
This is my first post/trail report. Comments appreciated.