Tin
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After a fun 2 hour white knuckle drive through a band of snow to Crotched, we arrived around 11 am. They reported 5" the day/night prior and had 1-2" from the bands that went through in the morning. It was far from a powder day though, it was mostly piles of snow on top of frozen and hard pack. Luckily it was just enough to cover some great areas and leave some brush (Grundel Floss) sticking up to keep almost everyone away. We were able to find some great snow on Final Frontier and found the lower half of Solstice nearly untouched with 4-6" on it and a decent base below. Jupiter's was a sheet of ice and most trails were hard packed, had to really stick to the edges were all the snow was thrown. We opted to ski the chute under the Rocket each time to avoid the gaggles of <4' Evil Knievels. The sides of Pluto's and UFO were great. All the snow was pushed to the sides leaving nice piles of loose granular to blow through. Bumps were forming under the Rocket but sketchty, had some untouched snow on the far sides and lower section most of the day. By our third time Solstice had been just about skied off but we were the only ones on Final Frontier all day. A great time, got 20 runs in and called it.
Pluto's
Pluto's Piles (gf working on pole plants)
Solstice Glade (just enough coverage)
Final Frontier
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Pluto's
Pluto's Piles (gf working on pole plants)
Solstice Glade (just enough coverage)
Final Frontier
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