Harvey
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Brains would be exploding. Like Stu at the Storm.Smuggs
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Brains would be exploding. Like Stu at the Storm.Smuggs
nothing of noteMap is up...
Map is up...
2nd guess was right!Who knows what the truth is-I’m just conjecturing. As someone stated, Ski Arlberg is an Epic partner, so I’d be surprised if it was full access.
It could be also be SkiWelt. It is larger than Ski Arlberg by some measures (number of lifts, for example).
I think that's gotta be an error, should probably be yellow.Interesting
Whaleback is the only Green marker in New England. Dartmouth now yellow like the rest of full Indy. Looks like Allied are black.
Couple other errors on the map. I assume they'll be fixed at some point. Like Loup Loup and Manning alpine is missing.
No blackout in VT this year.Jay is also suspiciously missing from the blackout day listings, so I'm guessing that is TBD.
Heres the full list, Whaleback is listed as a full member:Dartmouth added to Indy, bumping up from allied, Whaleback was not and does not appear to be allied any longer.
Stuart has Ripley and Skaneateles as allied. Indy map has them and full. I wonder which is correct?Stuart's excellent breakdown: https://www.stormskiing.com/p/indy-pass-adds-big-white-bc-montana
The hot spring resort has a downhill ski area with a triple chair. Not far from Ikon Pass/MCP partner Panorama.That said, the vast majority of these are nordic, and includes at least one hot spring in BC, which seems like an odd addition. Maybe they have a nordic component? Ultimately, I don't think these additions sway a purchase decision.