andrec10
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Today had to be one of the busiest days at Hunter since the 80's. Even the lower parking lots were full. I gave up skiing shortly after lunch, but did get a lot of runs in.
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Even never-crowded Gore was packed.
Ski patrol was kept busy with a lot of accidents to clean up.
Was at Hunter Saturday, with the light snow and heavy traffic. Everybody is jonezin for powder, well see what tomorrow brings.
Even never-crowded Gore was packed.
Ski patrol was kept busy with a lot of accidents to clean up.
Belleayre's snow depths are weak. I saw a million pebbles on groomed runs.
The Belleayre comment is out of sync with what I've seen the rest of the year - excellent coverage and recovery. Can't believe Gore was crowded. I've seen it crowded at the bottom but never at the other lifts. Can tell you first hand Killington was a zoo. Never waited that long but the trails were ultra-crowded. Not my thing. (For the record, back to K this year for the first time since high school; the famed Outer Limits I always heard about in high school -1980s - seemed no steeper than k27 which only feels a few degrees steeper than the Belleayre ridge. Go figure.)
All these crowds for marginal man made?!?
Can tell you first hand Killington was a zoo. Never waited that long but the trails were ultra-crowded. Not my thing. (For the record, back to K this year for the first time since high school; the famed Outer Limits I always heard about in high school -1980s - seemed no steeper than k27 which only feels a few degrees steeper than the Belleayre ridge. Go figure.)
All these crowds for marginal man made?!?