Do you ever drive South to ski?

[Greg]

All of the places I ski regularly are at a further north latitude than I am. Not surprising given I live in CT. I have skied Southington and Powder Ridge which are both south of me though.

 

[o3jeff]

Just Mt Southington which is south of me by about 2 miles.

 

[Johnskiismore]

During the season there are times when I go to Massachusetts to visit family and friends, and I'll leave early enough to do a morning at Wachusett. With my Cannon pass two or three days at Gunstock are included, so if I go that is south from me as well.

 

[highpeaksdrifter]

74 miles south to Hunter Mt. over 1,000 times.

 

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

Well in a few instances..I've skied at Doe mountain(now Bear Creak..aka Mount Assboyle) back in high school which is about 15 miles south of me..When I lived in Burlington Vermont, I travelled south to ski Killington, Sugarbush and Stowe. When I lived in Bozeman Montana, I travelled south to ski Big Sky, Jackson Hole and Grand Targhee...but the majority of my skiing requires a route in the direction of the north pole..including Blue mountain the true mountain which is about 18 miles due north of me..

 

[drjeff]

If you want to count the drive from my place at Mount Snow to the base area, then technically I drive South to go skiing each and every time I ski at Mount Snow (granted it's maybe 1/4 of a mile South )

The view from my back deck looking due West. So technically the base area is South of my place

 

[mattchuck2]

Only when I go to Hunter . . . which is maybe once a year . . .

And Jiminy . . . which is maybe once a year.

 

[Geoff]

From Killington, I've driven south to ski Mount Snow several times. This winter, I'd like to hit Magic as well if the skiing gets good there. I have a free Wa-wachusett ticket for pre-Xmas. If I happen to be down there in December, I'll bring my skis and make a few laps.

 

[4aprice]

Blue Mountain is south of me and I have skied there. That is the very southern edge of the Pocono's and that is as far south as I would go anyway. I consider my stomping grounds as the Pocono's and regions north. With the exception of the occational trip to Florida I never travel south. West (read Rockies) and North, yes.

Alex

Lake Hopatcong, NJ

 

[kingslug]

74 miles south to Hunter Mt. over 1,000 times.

And we never ran into each other .....but then again if you went past me it would have been too fast to see.
Maybe this season....I'll be flying solo.

 

[BeanoNYC]

Maybe this season....I'll be flying solo.

Erika feeling ok?

 

[RootDKJ]

Nope, the skiing sucks in Toms River. Ok, kidding aside I usually either drive West to Blue Mountain or North to Killington

 

[FRITOLAYGUY]

Once campgaw in Jersey , weird seeing manhattan from the summit of well im guessing 300feet

 

[hardline]

Well in a few instances..I've skied at Doe mountain(now Bear Creak..aka Mount Assboyle) back in high school which is about 15 miles south of me..When I lived in Burlington Vermont, I travelled south to ski Killington, Sugarbush and Stowe. When I lived in Bozeman Montana, I travelled south to ski Big Sky, Jackson Hole and Grand Targhee...but the majority of my skiing requires a route in the direction of the north pole..including Blue mountain the true mountain which is about 18 miles due north of me..

dude you sense of direction is off stowe is north of burlington. granted you have to SE on 89 to get 100N.

that said i would do the treck to K early season

 

[campgottagopee]

Only a handful of times while in college---Denton Hill PA

 

[bigbob]

Skied Utah once, which is south of Cow Hampshire, but I flew there!

 

[fixedgrip16]

Yup. . . nearly every day to the Loaf seven miles south. Low of 18-20 tonight FTR.

 

[andyzee]

After skiing Jay Peak, Stowe, or Sugarbush, I've driven south to ski Killington.

 

[mondeo]

Growing up, all the ski hills in WNY are south of Buffalo by 30-80 minutes. So yes, a lot.

 

[SundayRiver Yeti]

I never drive south to ski.