Bromley 3/1-2

[Sparky]

Date(s) Skied: March 1-2, 2006

Resort or Ski Area: Bromley Mountain


Conditions: PP


The two days at Bromley and they were both great. First day was a little cold, but the sky was clear and the only wind was at the top. The second day was cloudy but warmer. This was midweek skiing so there wasn’t much traffic, and the snow held up well. There were no bare spots and the only ice was on the back side of the bumps on Pabst Panic. The bumps on Havoc were in better shape. This trip was a bump clinic for PSIA members, so most of our time was spent where the bumps were. We did get to make some runs on: Upper Twister, Sunder, Blue Ribbon, West meadow, Thruway, Run Around, Ridge, Yodeler and probable others. The point being that all of these trials had good coverage (very packed power) and were very edgable. I can’t wait till I can ski midweek all the time. If Bromley stays at $25 for midweek I’ll be spending a lot of time there. I wonder if ASC’s Bronze pass has anything to do with these prices.

 

[2knees]

I love bromley midweek, especially on a sunny spring day. Havoc and stargazer are a blast when they're all mashed potato bumps. the only mild pain about the place is the parking situation.

 

[Sparky]

I love bromley midweek, especially on a sunny spring day. Havoc and stargazer are a blast when they're all mashed potato bumps. the only mild pain about the place is the parking situation.

I'm looking forward to soft bumps. I'm sure my knees would perfer that. I must saywith the techneque I learned in this clinic I have much less knee strain and ther bumps are a lot less work.

 

[2knees]

with their exposure, it softens even on marginal temp. days. Just be sure to bring some sunscreen. I played hooky from work last year on a sunny day and went there. No sunscreen = BUSTED the next day at work. I was lit up like a ripe tomato.