arik
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has anyone been to Haystack since it reopened last weekend
If so, how was it, what was open?
If so, how was it, what was open?
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Hearsay alert!
... Allegedly, they weren't letting people into a certain lodge with ski boots for fear of carpet damage. They were trucking in sani-cans for people to use. The conditions were, meh and the lifts were slow.
Conditions were about the same as they were everywhere else (meh). It actually skied surprisingly well, given the ice storm the day before, but I think they took extra effort to get it groomed. They did get some carpet protector laid down in the one lodge. It was interesting to see the old place - its where my daughters learned to ski back when Mt Snow owned it. Overheard some disgruntled folks complaining about no breaks at the new "club" for the original landowners. My guess is WMI is looking for a place to lose some money!
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The video stated that all units going in are ski in ski out. If they are not using a lower mountain lift, that would mean all units are being constructed at base lodge elevation or higher which doesn't make sense to me. Something isn't right here... a snowcat is not ski in ski out.Well if you want to keep some NELSAP love, that lower trail pod isn't being resurected in "Haystack model 3.0" There is however a newly cut flattish ski home trail from the upper mountain base area over to the Hermitage Inn nearby. This year atleast they're using a snowcat with a people carrying pod on it to transport folks to/from the Hermitage. Next year from what I understand that trail will have snowmaking for ski back purposes, and the cat to transport property owning Club members up to the lifts, including the Chondola that is supposed to go in this summer
The video stated that all units going in are ski in ski out. If they are not using a lower mountain lift, that would mean all units are being constructed at base lodge elevation or higher which doesn't make sense to me. Something isn't right here... a snowcat is not ski in ski out.
so now you can buy a green card?