Daveonli
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Does anyone have information regarding parking at Hunter North? Google and any maps I look at don’t show it. Are there any signs in town directing you
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I can see the lifts closing, but are you saying you can't ski down to your car after 3:30?Shame that they are now closing trails that end there at 330. They should continue to allow access for those who parked there and do not need a lift up. Or do they allow this and just not advertise it?
That is what the signs say. I didn't risk testing it. Might be they figure their clientele is too dumb to pay attention to signs about lifts closing if they don't rope trails off. Or they may just want to have ski patrol do final sweep.of that area early.I can see the lifts closing, but are you saying you can't ski down to your car after 3:30?
No doubt about the clientele being dumb, but kinda sucks.That is what the signs say. I didn't risk testing it. Might be they figure their clientele is too dumb to pay attention to signs about lifts closing if they don't rope trails off. Or they may just want to have ski patrol do final sweep.of that area early.
Works for day ticket holders. Pass holders would risk losing skiing privileges for 4 weeks for skiing a closed trail per signs recently put up at Hunter.go under the rope and back to your car.
It’s not very easy to cancel for family members! At Christmas I cancelled a couple of days Due to the poor conditions and rain. But turns out I only cancelled my day, not husband and kids. When you book a day they give you a list of all your pass holders so it’s easy to choose the whole family in one go. But when you cancel you have to scroll to each pass holder individually and go into their reservation.I have forgotten to cancel reservations for my wife numerous times and never heard a peep from Vail. I'm not really even sure they were really sending those warning emails to be honest...
yes you definitely have to go to each passholder, but calling it difficult is a bit of a stretch. once you are in there its easy enough to scroll. IDK...It’s not very easy to cancel for family members! At Christmas I cancelled a couple of days Due to the poor conditions and rain. But turns out I only cancelled my day, not husband and kids. When you book a day they give you a list of all your pass holders so it’s easy to choose the whole family in one go. But when you cancel you have to scroll to each pass holder individually and go into their reservation.
yes..there is no way to get there.There was no rope to go under. When the Flyer and F lift are down you can't get to the North side without climbing, right?
Works for day ticket holders. Pass holders would risk losing skiing privileges for 4 weeks for skiing a closed trail per signs recently put up at Hunter.
Thanks - that was the info we neededI may have done it a few weeks ago to get back to my car at 4, and got a "how did you get down here?!" from the lifties. They weren't very amused. "You're lucky patrol didn't see you."
Likely I won't do that - or park at North, unless I'm with a friend and have a car stationed at the main lot - again.