Date(s) skied: March 2, 2008
Place to Ski: Mount Greylock Ski Club - Goodell Hollow - South Williamstown, MA
Conditions: fresh powder, tracked powder and some packed powder
Trip Report:
Thanks to the generosity of Kevin Thomas, who posted an offer on SJ that was too good to refuse, I became a member of the Mt. Greylock Ski Club this year. Seeing as my winter-time "on-hill" obligations have drawn to a close, I finally had a chance to take advantage of my membership and make some turns up in Goodell Hollow today and what a day it was!
West Pasture:
West Slopes:
Chute
Rope Tow #1
Black and Blue Glade #1
Black and Blue Glade #2
Variation on Blister
Grooming Equipment
Nice Line in the Woods (Landing hill for old ski jump)
Broken Pillow:
As a new member and having never visited this "place to ski" I was unsure of what to expect on the drive up, especially when I hit the "point of no return until 2:30pm" on Roaring Brook road but, in hind sight, it was really a portal to the way skiing used to be which is something that I being 36 years old have yet to experience. This is my kind of place!
Notes:
Rope Tow #1 is one bad mamma-jamma! rumor is that it runs at the same speed as the 6-pack at Jiminy! I can say from experience that #1 is the longest and fastest rope in the East. Thanks to the friendly folks of the Greylock Ski Club for direction and instruction on the use of the Bousquet "tow gripper"..... One amazing device..
Enjoy!!
Place to Ski: Mount Greylock Ski Club - Goodell Hollow - South Williamstown, MA
Conditions: fresh powder, tracked powder and some packed powder
Trip Report:
Thanks to the generosity of Kevin Thomas, who posted an offer on SJ that was too good to refuse, I became a member of the Mt. Greylock Ski Club this year. Seeing as my winter-time "on-hill" obligations have drawn to a close, I finally had a chance to take advantage of my membership and make some turns up in Goodell Hollow today and what a day it was!
West Pasture:

West Slopes:

Chute

Rope Tow #1

Black and Blue Glade #1

Black and Blue Glade #2

Variation on Blister

Grooming Equipment

Nice Line in the Woods (Landing hill for old ski jump)

Broken Pillow:

As a new member and having never visited this "place to ski" I was unsure of what to expect on the drive up, especially when I hit the "point of no return until 2:30pm" on Roaring Brook road but, in hind sight, it was really a portal to the way skiing used to be which is something that I being 36 years old have yet to experience. This is my kind of place!
Notes:
Rope Tow #1 is one bad mamma-jamma! rumor is that it runs at the same speed as the 6-pack at Jiminy! I can say from experience that #1 is the longest and fastest rope in the East. Thanks to the friendly folks of the Greylock Ski Club for direction and instruction on the use of the Bousquet "tow gripper"..... One amazing device..
Enjoy!!
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