Character Trails

[bvibert]

I think most of my fav's got hit. I would add Semi-tough and Walt's at Sugarbush North.

Good ones. I haven't been on alot of the trails mentioned, but I have been on those two and I have to agree.

 

[Greg]

And the only ones I don't think I've seen mentioned at South are The Mall and Morning Star. Both are liftlines, but they're nice liftlines. :wink:

Indeed!

The Mall:

Morning Star:

 

[Zand]

Oh, forgot about those, I love all 3 of the North Lynx trails, besides the slow triple chair. I had spectacular runs down Birch Run in March in the sun.

 

[Lostone]

besides the slow triple chair. I had spectacular runs down Birch Run in March in the sun.

Ahhh... but did you know there used to be a poma lift up there? On the bad side, we didnn't have Morning Star. On the good side, it was almost a private area.

Some knew what was meant by being up on Poma Beach.

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[awf170]

Morning Star:

There is just something I love about trails with grass sticking out.

 

[Lostone]

Yeah... It's called... Character!! :razz: :lol:

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[Greg]

How could I have forgotten Jug at Berkshire East:

 

[shwilly]

Sugarloaf: Double Bitter, Ripsaw, Binder, Rookie River
Cannon: Taft Race Course
Shawnee: Cody's Caper

edit: Sunday River: Uppercut, Crossbow. I rag on the River as much as anyone, though I go there all the time, so credit where credit is due: those trails are fun.

 

[skibum1321]

I think most of my fav's got hit. I would add Semi-tough and Walt's at Sugarbush North. And the only ones I don't think I've seen mentioned at South are The Mall and Morning Star. Both are liftlines, but they're nice liftlines. :wink:

I mentioned those 2 posts above yours

 

[thetrailboss]

Already been mentioned.

Burke's East Bowl or Carriage Road.

Kitzbuehl at Jay.

Lower FIS at Sugarbush.

Skylight at Cannon.

 

[Lostone]

I mentioned those 2 posts above yours

I didn't say nobody mentioned them. :???: I said I didn't think anyone mentioned them. :razz:

 

[Terry]

I think binder is my favorite trail at Sugarloaf. Narrow and twisty. Upper Kanc at Shawnee Peak is a fun trail if there is ever enough snow to cover it. If I get more confident at bump runs, gonna try myserys whip at the loaf. It looks like fun but I just haven't gotten the confidence to try it. Maybe this season! :beer:

 

[Greg]

If I get more confident at bump runs, gonna try myserys whip at the loaf. It looks like fun but I just haven't gotten the confidence to try it. Maybe this season! :beer:

The trick with skiing Misery Whip is using the entire width of the trail. If you try to just stay in the center you better not miss a turn. Ask Bob R about the Whip. He loves that trail!

 

[riverc0il]

whip looks like a really sweet trail. is that a former lift line? those are the best. t'would be sick after a dump.

 

[jack97]

Yeah, whip looks sweet, bowl shape toward the side. Makes it interesting.

 

[skibum9995]

whip looks like a really sweet trail. is that a former lift line? those are the best. t'would be sick after a dump.

Not sure about the liftline but you're right about skiing it after a dump. 2 or 3 years ago I hit it in 17" of fresh, untracked powder. It was a sweet run.

 

[Marc]

There is just something I love about trails with grass sticking out.

I agree completely. I like it because it always means "natural."

 

[Marc]

Or at least when it looks like the subject picture it does...

 

[Newpylong]

Used to be a T-bar I believe.

 

[Greg]

Used to be a T-bar I believe.

Yup. According to loafer89. A few more Misery Whip pics:

Me, April 2004:

View back up, April 2004:

Charlie Schuessler on the Whip, April 2004:

More Bob R, up top, April 2005:

Joe going "animal", April 2005:

Me, April 2005: