snowmonster
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Date(s) Skied: April 3, 2010
Resort or Ski Area: Loon
Conditions: 70 plus degrees, corn to slushy and getting wet
Trip Report:
Got there at around nine and, after one run down a firm but softening Angel Street, I headed to Camp III. I basically did laps down Flume and Walking Boss the whole day. Aside from the top part of Flume which was starting to show huge islands of brown grass and rocks in the middle, the trails were in great shape. The left side of Flume had soft hero bumps which only got larger as the day went. The snow was nice and soft -- but starting to get really mushy and wet after 230. I called it a day at 330. I didn't bother with the pond skim because Camp III was too good. It was like a day at the beach there -- with people peeling of garments as they went. Let's just say that if I snapped photos of the scene there, this thread would lose it's PG-13 rating.
Barring any major rain, Loon looks like in great shape to make its closing this weekend.
Upper Flume looking towards Camp III:
Bumps on skiers' left of Flume:
There was a wide swath of snow on skiers' right on Upper Flume but idiots like me decided to take skiers' left on Upper Flume:
Walking Boss:
A closed trail off Flume:
Sunset:
Pipe still looking good:
Summer's almost here with bungee-things at the base:
The official lunch combo of spring skiing:
Resort or Ski Area: Loon
Conditions: 70 plus degrees, corn to slushy and getting wet
Trip Report:
Got there at around nine and, after one run down a firm but softening Angel Street, I headed to Camp III. I basically did laps down Flume and Walking Boss the whole day. Aside from the top part of Flume which was starting to show huge islands of brown grass and rocks in the middle, the trails were in great shape. The left side of Flume had soft hero bumps which only got larger as the day went. The snow was nice and soft -- but starting to get really mushy and wet after 230. I called it a day at 330. I didn't bother with the pond skim because Camp III was too good. It was like a day at the beach there -- with people peeling of garments as they went. Let's just say that if I snapped photos of the scene there, this thread would lose it's PG-13 rating.
Upper Flume looking towards Camp III:

Bumps on skiers' left of Flume:

There was a wide swath of snow on skiers' right on Upper Flume but idiots like me decided to take skiers' left on Upper Flume:

Walking Boss:

A closed trail off Flume:

Sunset:

Pipe still looking good:

Summer's almost here with bungee-things at the base:

The official lunch combo of spring skiing:
