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I'm not ready for ski season yet, but I'm getting there.....

4aprice

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With highs of upper 70s expected tomorrow and Friday all I can think about for now is mtn biking. The first run of a ski season is always awesome but ATM I'm just not feeling it. Sorry?🤷‍♂️
I've not been feeling it either, haven't hit the snow yet (Big Snow) like I planned however, it's for different reasons then the weather

It was supposed to be and has been a warm fall. However, things maybe starting to change. According to Chris Tomer there are a least a couple of storms coming through the west over the net couple of weeks. Rumblings that Keystone may open tomorrow and A Basin getting close. Best sign of all is in Granby where we have our condo the "guns of October" opened fire this morning meaning they are going to make a legitimate attempt to be open at Thanksgiving. Would expect some shots of cold to work their way east as well.
 

thebigo

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For just tomorrow, 10-2 on T2 only.. The website says all lift riders must be in costume :unsure::alien::devilish:. My guess is after the Halloween day, they do not reopen until Jordan is ready and that may be a bit of time given the work yet needed there and forecast.
It is clear they are opening for social media and boston news videos of people skiing in costumes on a 70 F October day. I do not own a costume and doubt they can enforce but will find something in the spirit of the day.
 

parahelia

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It is clear they are opening for social media and boston news videos of people skiing in costumes on a 70 F October day. I do not own a costume and doubt they can enforce but will find something in the spirit of the day.
If I had the ability to cancel classes and go, my costume would probably be "skier" 🙃

Kudos on them for opening in October, even if it's just a one-off. Nice to see Sugarloaf running the guns early, too (seems earlier than usual for them?)
 

chuckstah

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SR is also open on Friday for an employee ski day from 12-2. I wish I could go tomorrow, but it's not in the cards.
 
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