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It also looks like they blew up a gondola cabin!Itโs so bad, it's good. It amazing how much was filmed at Killington, and how bad the actor playing the GM was. I am surprised that Killington let them portray the mountain iin such a bad way.
My son said K was an icy mess today.
Glad to hear Killington still sucks.
He actually posted in this thread last week.Was one of them Highway Star doing mandatory turns?
At killington. Not a shitshow. Suprrstar was down so k1 and snowdon got busy at like 11 so I just went to bear where it was ski on. Windbuffed smooth on closed devil fiddle. Great gunpowder on OL. All trees firing. Itโs a great day. Going back to superstar now that itโs running to ski somewhere nowhere Juanita julioSounds like Killington is a shit show today. Pico is very busy by Pico standards but no line for the Summit Quad and the wind isn't too bad up there.
At killington. Not a shitshow. Suprrstar was down so k1 and snowdon got busy at like 11 so I just went to bear where it was ski on. Windbuffed smooth on closed devil fiddle. Great gunpowder on OL. All trees firing. Itโs a great day. Going back to superstar now that itโs running to ski somewhere nowhere Juanita julio
Open from the middle. The top is closed and is perfect buffFiddle is listed as open on the app, I didn't go out today, still 8 degrees at my house at about 1800ft, I'll be out tomorrow, supposed to be a heatwave getting into the 20s!
What the.....?Assuming they were a Large group that went out together backcountry or too many groups followed the wrong tracks off the backside into powder. Atleast they have the idea of always skiing and riding with a buddy in the woods and Backcountry
KILLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Around 2:30 p.m. on Saturday first responders safely rescued 21 skiers and snowboarders, including six juveniles, from the backcountry in Killington. According to the Killington Police Department, team members hiked and snowshoed approximately five miles in frigid temperatures to assist in evaluating and bringing those lost back to safety.
As teams were ready to clear, another call came in for two more skiers who were lost in the backcountry. Several rescue crews returned into the woods to bring them out safely, around 7:30 p.m.
21 skiers and snowboarders rescued from Killington's backcountry Saturday
Officials said 6 of the missing people were juveniles.www.mynbc5.com