CoolMike
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Why don't you tell them? You have the info. It would sound stupid if I called and said "Someone posted on AlpineZone your website is unsafe"
Ryan.schramm@raggedmountainresort.com
Thanks. Will send the email today.
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Why don't you tell them? You have the info. It would sound stupid if I called and said "Someone posted on AlpineZone your website is unsafe"
Ryan.schramm@raggedmountainresort.com
They need it to ease the crowd over there.The Cardigan trail was nastily busy last weekendBlowing on Flying Yankee again last night. They have been at that trail for awhile now. Have to think it opens this wknd
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Dislike that trail! Spear only interests me if Flying Yankee, Showboat or glades are open.They need it to ease the crowd over there.The Cardigan trail was nastily busy last weekend
I agree. It made for shorter lines on Spear since only Cardigan and the glades were open. But other than that it was not so desirable.They need it to ease the crowd over there.The Cardigan trail was nastily busy last weekend
Skied Sunday afternoon Jan 8. And just as xwhaler reported for Saturday it is was Extreme HARD pack and a bit colder - mid to low teens with a light breeze. I skied two trails. Newfound Ridge top half was completely scraped off and un-edgable. So I tried Flying Yankee thinking it might have better snow as it was the latest to open. It was only a bit better. You still had to pick your spots where to turn - but I stayed there and just lapped it - bombed it really until closing. I think I was able to make the run in about a minute - so a run every seven minutes for about an hour and a half. I think the vert on that trail is about 1100 ft so I did close to 14,300 vertical feet?
I can;t see Showboat opening next wknd to be honest. Warm Wed-Friday and they still have a lot of work to do.
There is that very large gulch near the bottom that takes a crazy amt of snow to fill up.
What Ragged should be doing is re surfacing existing terrain.
Warm up this week + no new natural + MLK wknd crowds could make for some really terrible conditions if they think they can just hit it with the groomer and call it good.
I did not ski this week but wish I had yesterday with temps in the 40's. I do not plan on skiing there this weekend because historically they do not deal well with thaw-freeze scenarios very well. After skiing there this past weekend it confirmed that they've not changed.Curious if anyone skied Ragged this week - damage due to rain/heat? Ragged was a bit behind before, wonder if this week (& next week's torch) will set them way back? Feel bad for them, of all areas they could've used a snow bonanza this year.
Looks like Ragged is blowing on Upper Ridge, Village Green, and the terrain parks.Ragged claims to be opening Showboat this wknd (not sure tomorrow or Sunday?)
If I had to guess it would be Sunday since they lost all week for making snow so I'd think they would use tonight/tomorrow to blow snow and groom it out.
What will be interesting to see this wknd is whether they start blowing on Exhibition or re-surface existing terrain.
In a perfect world they would be doing both but we'll see how they handle this.
I'll be there on Sunday.