VTKilarney
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Some good and bad news from Facebook land.
The good news is that Burke is taking a more conciliatory tone in their posts. They just posted this:
THANK YOU to all the skiers and riders that bundled up and enjoyed our mountain today! We appreciate everyone's patience as we continue our snow making efforts to recover from the wet weather and warmer temps we experienced until this past Sunday. Dashney Mile has had it's fill and we will be moving our equipment over to Binney Lane and then on to Lower Willoughby. We'll be in touch tomorrow with a fresh update - good night!
The bad news is that the most recently announced snowmaking plans were that the guns would be lit on Lower Willoughby after they were on Dashney Mile. Apparently they have decided to focus on Binney Lane before moving on to Lower Willoughby.
So what does this mean?
(a) For a while longer there will be absolutely no snow whatsoever refreshed on a trail that gets you down the main mountain; and
(b) They are focusing on a FOURTH way down the lower mountain while there is still only ONE way down the main mountain. While I fully appreciate that Binney Lane needs snow (see the picture in my trip report), I'm perplexed as to why they view it as a priority with so many other trails that are in desperate need for snow.
The good news is that Burke is taking a more conciliatory tone in their posts. They just posted this:
THANK YOU to all the skiers and riders that bundled up and enjoyed our mountain today! We appreciate everyone's patience as we continue our snow making efforts to recover from the wet weather and warmer temps we experienced until this past Sunday. Dashney Mile has had it's fill and we will be moving our equipment over to Binney Lane and then on to Lower Willoughby. We'll be in touch tomorrow with a fresh update - good night!
The bad news is that the most recently announced snowmaking plans were that the guns would be lit on Lower Willoughby after they were on Dashney Mile. Apparently they have decided to focus on Binney Lane before moving on to Lower Willoughby.
So what does this mean?
(a) For a while longer there will be absolutely no snow whatsoever refreshed on a trail that gets you down the main mountain; and
(b) They are focusing on a FOURTH way down the lower mountain while there is still only ONE way down the main mountain. While I fully appreciate that Binney Lane needs snow (see the picture in my trip report), I'm perplexed as to why they view it as a priority with so many other trails that are in desperate need for snow.
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