it's less steep than goat. I think there is one steep pitch called 'elevator'. But it's hardly a blip. It's narrow in spots. And if teh snow is crusty or icy, its a ball buster, but with good snow it's a delight.
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it's less steep than goat. I think there is one steep pitch called 'elevator'. But it's hardly a blip. It's narrow in spots. And if teh snow is crusty or icy, its a ball buster, but with good snow it's a delight.
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To echo others on here. Whiteface was spectacular this weekend. Soft snow abounded, event today. Picks were Cloudspin and all the glades.
Slides opened today also for a brief window. Had to have avvy gear and was after I left, but was told from a friend they were awesome.
Slides opened today also for a brief window. Had to have avvy gear and was after I left, but was told from a friend they were awesome.
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Sunday River didn’t get the same backside accumulations of NNY/NVT, but the frontside of the storm delivered, especially higher up. Woods were the best they’ve been all year and there were still fresh tracks to be had today, several days after the main event. Patrol said they were parking people in the last lot today, but with everything open, people just melted into the terrain and it didn’t feel crowded.
My legs are beat.
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Today at Stowe was again awesome. Less people too.
Wind was fierce, despite not in the forecast. Cold too with the windchill. But the strong wind rearranged the dry snow from yesterday and dump a shitload of it on the open trails. Easily 2-4” in some places.
Groomers were great. Bump troughs were all filled in. Lapped Liftline several times. I just couldn’t tear myself away. So deep and so soft, delightful!
Second day again I skipped lunch. Didn’t even stop for warming or nibble food. Just a couple of quick bathroom and water breaks. It’s almost like skiing out west! (except there’s no sun, and the cold)
Wind was fierce, despite not in the forecast. Cold too with the windchill. But the strong wind rearranged the dry snow from yesterday and dump a shitload of it on the open trails. Easily 2-4” in some places.
Groomers were great. Bump troughs were all filled in. Lapped Liftline several times. I just couldn’t tear myself away. So deep and so soft, delightful!
Second day again I skipped lunch. Didn’t even stop for warming or nibble food. Just a couple of quick bathroom and water breaks. It’s almost like skiing out west! (except there’s no sun, and the cold)
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It wasn't typical backside accumulation, it was lake effect off Ontario generated by the cold, strong winds on the backside, you're welcome.Sunday River didn’t get the same backside accumulations of NNY/NVT, but the frontside of the storm delivered, especially higher up. Woods were the best they’ve been all year and there were still fresh tracks to be had today, several days after the main event. Patrol said they were parking people in the last lot today, but with everything open, people just melted into the terrain and it didn’t feel crowded.
My legs are beat.
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Zand
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While it's not the powder frenzy that the northlands had over the weekend, Killington is really damn sweet today.
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I’m at Cranmore today, and am stunned by how good conditions are. I figured that rain last week would have killed them but learned they got some backside snow. Some trails were cream cheese.
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Looks like the MWV dodged the forecasted overnight rain. Spring day at Wildcat on tap!
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abc
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Stowe is reporting it's raining right now. 
machski
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Really, on 89N in Brookfield now, just partly cloudy out although 48 degrees on car thermometer outside.Stowe is reporting it's raining right now.
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Killington was epic Thursday and Friday
machski
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Nice day and I can clearly see Camel's Hump from the airport in Montpellier
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kingslug
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Of course its raining...it snowed a lot
bdfreetuna
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New GFS run looks nice if you're thinking next weekend... JINX
kingslug
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Now its your fault.
kingslug
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Oh..I'll be in PC next week..enjoy your snowstorm.
You said it, not me.
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